Woodstock literally means "clearing in the woods." This small town in Oxfordshire, England was given this name because it literally splits into a clearing, a beautiful valley that separates the city into two sections, known as the Old and New Woodstock.
Woodstock is a town in British history, from the 17th Century, O. This is the birthplace of many eminent individuals well known including Sir Winston Churchill and King Edward III's son Edward. Through Mary, the sister of Elizabeth I.captured in the manor Woodstock was Mary.
This area has become a popular tourist destination in the seventeenth century with the arrival of the Duke of Marlborough. It 'was an inn called the bear, the numbers of visitors boasted a week. The city thrives on tourism and local production of gloves.
There are a lot of dear old buildings, museums and palaces to explore this beautiful city on. Blenheim Palace is a must if you areRange. This is the most popular tourist attraction in the city. There's a new museum rich in history, art and curiosities and archeology. This is surrounded by a beautiful garden, which is worth a trip in itself.
Other museums, we recommend you visit are the Oxford Bus Museum Trust, Rousham House and Gardens, and the Pitt Rivers Museum. These offer a view of a rich culture and history of the region
There is a parish church of St Mart called Magdalene, the original with aCarillon suggests and makes beautiful music every hour. This is good to the area and calls home for all who hear. The church also has a door that dates back to Norman origin.
Woodstock is an area full of creative people and sophisticated. That is, as many of them earn a living. This city is also home to the famous Oxford School of Drama.
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