Location: Bicester
Top Things to do in Bicester
The 10 Best Things to do in Bicester, England
Bicester is a town and civil parish in the Cherwell district of northeastern Oxfordshire in England.
This historic market centre is one of the fastest growing towns in Oxfordshire.
Restaurants in Bicester
1. Garth Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By N8699PYpeterw - Oxford, United Kingdom
Really like this park near the town centre. Well kept at popular in a place with lots of young families. Events held in the summer
2. Island Pond Wood
3. Bicester Heritage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 77 reviews
Bicester Heritage is the UK's first business campus dedicated to historic motoring and aviation. Comprising of a cluster of industry leading specialists, Bicester Heritage delivers a unique customer experience by providing a supportive ecosystem of skills and businesses, geared towards the historic motoring market.
Reviewed By mikebW9560VB - Coventry, United Kingdom
We attended the Alfa Romeo Owners Club Gathering held at the aerodrome. What a lovely place to stroll and unwind. Worth the visit
4. Whitelands Farm Sports Ground
5. St Edburg's Church
6. Wendlebury St Giles
7. St Mary and St Edburga Church
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
8. Bicester Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 4,013 reviews
Located less than an hour's train ride from London's Marylebone station, and 20 minutes from Oxford, Bicester Village boasts more than 160 luxury designer outlet boutiques of British and international brands including Alexander McQueen, BOSS, Mulberry, Yves Saint Laurent, MCM and Polo Ralph Lauren - all with reductions of up to 60% on the recommended retail price. Additionally, Smythson and Vivienne Westwood are represented by their only outlet stores worldwide. Shoppers can travel with ease from London Marylebone or Oxford Parkway directly to Bicester Village railway station alternatively the Shopping Express luxury coach service from central London to the Village. A number of luxury services available at the village, which include, valet parking, an award-winning Visitor Centre complete with multilingual hosts, Hands-free Shopping, and a children's play area. Restaurants include Cafe Wolseley, itsu and farmshop restaurant and cafe.
Reviewed By 738narinders - London, United Kingdom
Decided on a day out at the designer village and the complex has carried out extensive covid changes and each shop having the appropriate precautions also in place. The complex provides great facilities and continues to improve everytime we visit. Great day out for couples and families, always easy to find a bargain on some high end designer gear. Always better when the sun is out.
9. Glebe Leisure caravan and Fishing Lakes
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 50 reviews
Touring Caravan site, grass and hard standing pitches mainly with electric and some with grey waste disposal and drinking water points. 4 Eco pods also available, non electric tenting area, 2 fishing lakes some with landing stages, a tree covered dog walk and 2 modern shower/toilet blocks. Car/caravan jet wash and coin operated laundry machines available.
Reviewed By debbieprimrose
Pitch sizes are generous to give plenty of social distancing space. Showers were powerful, hot and clean. There was a big party who kept themselves within their gazebos, it would have been better Organization to place them together, their music was off by the 11pm curfew. The dog walk is a good addition. My partner Jeff and I had a lovely weekend and really enjoyed a bank holiday camping trip.
10. Car Chase Heroes
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Billy007863 - Norwich, United Kingdom
We had an awesome day driving the Batmobile and a DB5 Aston Martin. We both had big grins on our face when we left the vehicles after our driving experience. My husband loved the fact he could play Bond, even if it was for a few minutes. His instructor Alan, filled him with all kinds of facts about the car, and assisting him to get the best out of the vehicle has he went around the track. I on the other hand felt like Batman with Robin a.k.a Neil next to me guiding me around the track. It was great fun. We felt very fortunate, as it turned out there wasn't that many people at the event, around 70+ . This gave us a great chance to chat to the staff, who were friendly efficient, and you felt safe around the cars, as well as in the cars. All instructors, were qualified Rally drivers, or had been driving instructors, thus they were calm when you were driving around and put your at ease. The Bicester Heritage is not a long track, so if you want a bit more of an experience chose your racing track carefully, as you couldn't drive a Cobra around this track. We will be going again, on a longer track and the thought of driving a Cobra, General Lee, or Knight-rider is quite exciting. However, there is also the possibility of driving Optimus Prime, as they also have the big American Trucks
