2025 Witney Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Witney is a market town ,located about 12 miles from west of Oxford.Witney is famous for its wooden blankets .Witney is easy to explore by walking ,few historical buildings like Witney Clock Tower,St Mary’sChurch,Witney & District Museum etc.lots of cafes and restaurants to dine in.It’s good for half day tour

the shopping in Witney is great and the centre is park of town.A huge and free car park makes it very easy town to visit.Will visit it soon

#summervacay The weather was amazing this past weekend, so we decided to escape London for a three-day, two-night mini-break! ☀️ This time, we headed to Estelle Manor, located just outside Oxford, about an hour's drive from London. The estate just oozes that classic English countryside "old money" vibe. It's absolutely massive inside, and feels incredibly private – no crowds whatsoever! Every single corner is picture-perfect, you can just snap away and get amazing shots! 📸✨ Estelle Manor truly has it all: a heated swimming pool, various restaurants, a spa and sauna, and all sorts of outdoor activities. There's literally never a dull moment! My favorite was the shooting game – the coach gives you instructions, and then you get to compete against your friends. So much fun! The spa was also fantastic; I felt incredibly relaxed after my soak! 💆♀️🎯 #UKGetaway #EstelleManor #Oxfordshire #LuxuryTravel #EnglishCountryside #OldMoneyVibes #RomanticGetaway

#LondonAttractions Bishop'sPalace is an amazing historical building. This magnificent palace-style building was built in the late 19th century and combines stone and a variety of fine carving elements. 🏰✨📜 Walking into the interior of the Palace, I was attracted by the exquisite decoration and spacious and bright space. Whether it is the gorgeous main living room or the quiet and elegant bedroom, extraordinary architectural aesthetics are displayed everywhere. 🎨🕰️🛋️ Being in it is like traveling through time and space, and feeling the luxurious life of the class and the rich in the late 19th century.