TRAVELLING TO OXFORD

How do I get to Oxford?

Oxford is situated in the south east of England with good rail, bus and road links to the major cities in the UK.

For more information about ways of travelling to Oxford please click on an option below

From an airport:  Oxford has good links to the three main London Airports

There is a regular, direct coach service between Oxford and Heathrow and Gatwick run by the Oxford Bus Company.

There is a regular coach service between Stansted and Oxford, via London or High Wycombe

By train:  Oxford has good links to London and other major cities

Click on the train companies to find out more information

By bus/coach:

Please see above for details of travelling to Oxford by coach from the major London airports.

For travelling by coach from elsewhere please visit the National Express website.

By car:

To help with your route planning these two sites are UK based, on-line maps

These two sites offer route planning services - RAC is UK based, Via Michelin is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian and German.

Please note that much of Oxford city centre is restricted to pedestrians only (no cars allowed) but Banbury Road and the area surrounding is not.

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