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Oxford University Museum of Natural History
Neo-Gothic Victorian masterpiece displaying dinosaur skeletons, fossil collections, mineral specimens, and the famous Oxford Dodo.
Attractions & culture · City centre
Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3PWPlan a visit
Why go
Neo-Gothic Victorian masterpiece displaying dinosaur skeletons, fossil collections, mineral specimens, and the famous Oxford Dodo.
Oxford University Museum of Natural History is at Parks Road, Oxford, OX1 3PW. Broad Street is home to the Bodleian and Sheldonian. Turl Street leads past independent coffee shops towards the Covered Market. Around High Street and Cornmarket, college visits, lunch and a pub stop are all within a short walk.
General admission, exhibitions, tours and performances can have different booking arrangements. The official visitor page has details of tickets and last entry. Contact the venue about access, group visits or any facilities you need.
Good to know
- Neighbourhood
- City Centre ↗
- Getting here on foot
- Approximately 10–15 minutes on foot from Carfax (about 1.1 km). This is a rough estimate, not a timed or accessible-route assessment. Walking directions ↗ (opens in a new tab)
- Park & Ride approach
- Seacourt is on the western approach and Redbridge is to the south. Pear Tree, Oxford Parkway and Thornhill serve other approaches. Continue by bus into the centre. Plan parking and buses ↗
- Best for
- Arts and sightseeing
Check opening times and access with the venue. This is a free directory listing.