How long is Oxford to London?

Sommario:

1. How long is Oxford to London?
2. Is Oxford London safe?
3. How much does it cost from Oxford to London?
4. Is Stonehenge close to London?
5. How far apart are Oxford and Cambridge?
6. Is it better to live in Oxford or Cambridge?
7. Is Oxford expensive to live?
8. Is the Oxford Tube running today?

How long is Oxford to London?

It takes an average of 1h 8m to travel from Oxford to London by train, over a distance of around 52 miles (83 km)....Oxford to London by train.

Journey time	From 47m
Frequency	116 trains per day
First train	04:35
Last train	00:11
Departure station	Oxford

Is Oxford London safe?

Safety and Security Life in Oxford is fairly safe, with a relatively low crime rate, although it obviously has more crime than smaller towns and less populated areas, since it is still a city. There are around 1.15 violent crimes per 100 residents living in Oxford, in comparison with the city of London, which has 8.34.

How much does it cost from Oxford to London?

The earlier you book the better, and the cheapest tickets we've found for trains from Oxford to London are $12.93. Trains departing 30 days in advance will cost around $12 while booking 7 days in advance the price is around $22.

Is Stonehenge close to London?

HOW FAR IS STONEHENGE FROM LONDON? Stonehenge is located approximately 87 miles (140 km) from Victoria Station in Central London. The ride to this historic sight takes less than 2 hours by car or organized bus tour, approximately 2 1/2 hours by train, and roughly 3-4 hours by public coach.

How far apart are Oxford and Cambridge?

66 miles The distance between Cambridge and University of Oxford is 66 miles. The road distance is 85 miles.

Is it better to live in Oxford or Cambridge?

Cambridge is considerably smaller than Oxford. ... Cambridge boasts a good network of cycle paths and you can walk to most places in the city within 20-30 minutes. This makes it the perfect choice for those who don't want to rely on a car, or even the bus, to get around. Oxford, on the other hand, is a little bigger.

Is Oxford expensive to live?

Oxford is an expensive place to live and, in some areas, prices are on a par with London. Its proximity to London, its excellent schools and the fact that it houses one of the world's top universities all add to the cost of living in Oxford.

Is the Oxford Tube running today?

The Oxford Tube is currently running up to every 10 in morning peaks from Oxford, with an average frequency of 20 minutes throughout the day, Monday to Friday and 12-15 minutes at weekends. The service continues to operate 7 days a week and runs two express trips to Baker Street in each direction Monday to Friday.