Radcliffe Camera in Oxford

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  Ryan Chen-Wing

  :: 06 December 2017 18:32:03

  Wonderful place to study and read. It is a bright, airy, beautiful architectural treasure with plenty of study space. Unfortunately only normally accessible to readers -- mostly students, faculty and researchers. Students and friends of the Bodleian can arrange access to the library to view, but I am not sure whether that includes the Rad Cam.

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  Ian White

  :: 23 November 2017 13:25:39

  This is a little gem set in a beautiful square. It a fascinating academic historical background and good views of it can be found from the spire of St Mary's Church next to it. It is a shame that it isn't open to the public but it's function is educational and not as a tourist attraction. It regularly forms the back drop to scenes in Morse and Lewis on television.

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  Stella Choy

  :: 27 September 2017 08:34:52

  Although it's not open to public, but the view and the story behind this library where mr Radcliffe himself didn't have the chance to see the building is just inspiring.

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  汤戎易

  :: 10 July 2017 18:33:26

  Beautiful for either the interior or the exterior space. Make a RESERVATION at least 2 weeks ahead on the website or go to the ticket office at the earliest time for the ticket for the guided tour, which is the only way to visit inside.

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  Amy Collier

  :: 08 June 2017 13:13:35

  Oxford is fabulous for a day trip - there's something about the golden stone, the winding cobbled streets, punting and the architecture that is great to visit. Radcliffe Camera is iconic, though if anything the tourists wading through in large groups, all each asking you in turn to take their photo, that makes it a little claustrophobic dependent on what time you go. Worth a trip in the sun of the early morning.