Bicester

Bicester features traditional stone buildings in its center and extends across 8.58 square kilometers in northeastern Oxfordshire, housing over 37,000 residents.

The West Saxons established this settlement in the 6th century at the intersection of Roman roads, with St. Edburg's Church dating from the mid-7th century.

The weekly market on Sheep Street maintains the traditional commerce spirit while independent shops offer books, toys, and diverse dining establishments throughout the town.

The town connects to Oxford through multiple transport options and contains three secondary schools, numerous primary schools, and various sports facilities for residents.

Bicester Heritage stands as the first dedicated center in the United Kingdom for vintage vehicle restoration, featuring classic cars, motorcycles, and aeroplanes.

Location: Cherwell

Shares border with: Caversfield, Bucknell, Chesterton, Ambrosden, Launton

Website: http://bicester.gov.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.90000,-1.15000

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:22