Woodstock Tourist Information Travel Holiday Guide
The Oxfordshire Cotswolds Market Town of Woodstock is a pretty place about 10 miles north of Oxford on the A44 to Broadway and Evesham. It boasts many charming streets, inns, and tea shops. Woodstock is most famous for the close proximity to the ancestral home of the Churchill family, Blenheim Palace. Thomas Chaucer (thought to be the brother of Geoffrey Chaucer) and famous for being Speaker of the House of Commons, resided here for some years, whilst in later centuries Woodstock was noted for its glove making.
The Oxfordshire Museum at Fletchers House, Park Street
Several Galleries covering displays about the natural history of Oxfordshire, Roman developments and archaelogical sites in the county and Childrens dynamic toys from around the world.
