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For a fantastic market town in southeast England, and then go to the market, Bicester, Oxfordshire. Easily accessible by highway not only in London but also from Birmingham and Banbury also has an excellent rail service to all points of the map, including Oxford, home of the University of Oxford, the most oldest institution of its kind in the English speaking world.

Bicester has an ancient history dating back to the Saxon inhabitants of the 6th century. Its present name has been in use since the middle of the 17th century, and there are Roman ruins 2 miles southwest of the city. Additionally, the ruins of an Augustinian convent, built in 1180, still can be found in the downtown.

Interesting architecture abounds in and around Bicester. There is a remarkable medieval church (San Edburga) and other buildings religious went as far as 1500. Bicester military heritage and also a long and proud association from its use as a Roman fort or outpost. In the civil war of 1642-1649, he served as the headquarters of the Defenders of the British Parliament. Today, the British Army also maintains its largest store of ammunition in the city suburbs.

The city also has a historic commercial center, which offers a variety of shops, both local and national levels. Of course there are nice pubs, cafes and restaurants to tempt tourists with hunger and thirst. Bicester also has a strong market for farmers.

Oxfordshire County has a booming tourism industry is important to complement its renown as the birthplace of the famous University of Oxford. It has a population of approximately 635 000 people and also is known as a welcoming place for biotechnology, automotive companies, and publisher Oxford Press. If you get a chance to tour around Bicester, Oxford and be sure not to miss.

For accommodation in Bicester check this list of Bicester hotels.

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