How to get there
How to travel to Oxford:
- The London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is the main international airport. You can get to Oxford from the LHR by train. The ride takes 90-100 minuetes and trains leave the airport roughly every 20 minutes.
You can easily acess the University of Oxford:
By public transport
There are several buses and trains running from Oxford city centre directly to the Mathematical Insititute of the Oxford University. The station is called Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Oxford
- Bus 6, 330
- ST2
- Stagecoach S1, S2, S2X, S3, NS1
There is a further station called 5 minutes walk away.
By car
Recommeded parking location
- Radcliffe Observatory Quarter Visitor Parking (navigation acess postcode OX2 6GG – only via Gate 7)
- More information on parking at the Institute.
You can also reach the university by bicycle
More detailed information can be found on the website of the Mathematical Institute.
Disability support can be found here.