This small museum focuses on the history of Oxfordshire, unlike the larger museums elsewhere in the city. There are only two small rooms with a variety of displays without an obvious grouping of items. The information panels were helpful and clear. One does not need more than 20 minutes to walk through the exhibitions, and unlike the national museums nearby, this small museum is not free. There is a charge of £4.00.

This museum offers a true journey through Oxford’s history. The exhibitions are well presented, mixing education with fun. What makes it unique is the opportunity to try on period costumes, adding an immersive touch. Perfect activity for all ages, whether you’re a history fan or just curious.

Free admission, next door to the town hall. Toilets and water bottle refiller available. Small museum about the history of Oxford in two rooms. Interesting exhibits especially about Lewis Carroll and a video about Brown's cafe in the indoor market. Approx 45 mins visit. Gift shop available.

A very small museum with a few interesting exhibits but not a lot to see here. There are far better museums in Oxford. It’s free though so can’t complain too much. They have some good activities for kids like treasure hunts and a few good interactive exhibits. Staff are friendly and helpful. Takes about 20-30 mins to see everything here.

Not so big museum inside the Oxford Town Hall. Exhibits are really good, well-decorated and well-maintained. Free to view the place. A gift shop is included if you would like to get souvenirs for family or friends.