[Nice - London - Paris] Part 11: Oxford City

Our breakfast: Scone, croissant and hot chocolate with whipped cream:

At Paddington Station, we took train to Oxford City:

In Oxford City, we started from Hythe Bridge Street and this is Institute for Chinese Studies:

"Dominvs Illvminatio Mea" means "God is my light,the lord is my light".

This one was found at Department of Physics.

Delicate flowers in Oxford:

I wonder what the two "S" shaped metal things are for.

Very typical English architecture:

Oxford University Press:

Walking in the street:

Church Warden of St-Giles:

Another side of the church:

The Oratory Church of St Aloysius Gonzaga:

Keble College, in my favorite Neo-Gothic style, and the beautiful red bricks:

Some details:

As scientists, we would like to pay a visit to the science section of Oxford University, although none of them are in the top sightseeing list.

The department of physics:

New Biochemistry:

School of Chemistry:

Chemical research lab:

University Natural History and Pitt Rivers Museum:

I forgot the name of this building:

St. John's College:

It seems that we spent several hours in St. John's College:

St. Mary:

Balliol College :

Architecture:

Saxon tower of St Michael at the Northgate:

Sculpture of St Michael at the Northgate:

A very interesting house located in Ship Street:

Carfax:

Oxford Museum:

Oxford post office:

Christ Church College:

Radcliffe Camera:

St. Mary the Virgin:

Service in the church starts at six:

How long haven't I used a pen?

Magdalen College:

Very interesting sign -- we call it "yield" here, don't we? And Londeners use "way out" instead of "exit":

Sheldonian Theater:

Another theater:

The heaviest snow in eighteen years: