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Operated by First Great Western, the Oxford railway station has been at its present location since 1852 and is the starting point for trains to Paddington and Reading. Major renovations were made in 1971 and in 1990 a new main building was added. Seating areas are provided at all platforms and the main concourse offers a waiting room, refreshment options and baby changing facilities at the disabled cloakrooms. An ATM, shops and Tourist Information Office are also available. Customer service is operational from 07h00 to 22h00 daily and the ticket office hours are from 05h45 to 20h00 weekdays, opening at 07h30 on Saturdays and at 07h15 on Sundays.
Oxford Railway Station is one of the top attractions in Oxford, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Oxford Railway Station, Oxford Castle, Nuffield College, Gloucester Green, Wesley Memorial Church, all within a convenient distance from Oxford Railway Station.