Reviews of Exeter College. (University) in Oxford (Oxfordshire).
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Reviews of Exeter College
A. T.The place is just stunning. You can breathe history and culture in every brick. I was there for a Baroque Music Concert and the experience of being in a such unique location under the candlelights listening to Vivaldi (among others genius) was delightful (even better because I was sitting beside my love). I recommend it!
G. R.I love this place. If you go round the square, walk to the garden and climb the stairs you will have a privileged view of the Radcliffe camera. This is one of my favourite spots in Oxford. Highly recommended.
A. C.Beautiful within, I enjoyed the architecture inside. Lectures held there were less than ideal sometimes but the college is nice. Make sure not to step on the grass!
A. G.Absolutely brilliant place. The rooms were lovely and spacious for student accomedation. The dining hall was traditional and beautiful, not to mention the meals served being filling. As for the Chapel, another marvel of Oxford and well worth the visit. I highly recommend taking the time to go on a tour of the college as it is definitely a highlight of Oxford.
M. T.So I'm going to be biased having dropped my son off here to start his degree studies today. Exeter is one of the oldest Oxford colleges and it's Front Quad demonstrates this beautifully. The two newer accommodation blocks complement the old well. The college incorporates beautiful greenery into its surroundings outside with a wonderful, privileged view across to the Radcliffe Camera from a raised corner of the Fellows' Garden, which also abuts hugely historic wings of the Bodleian Library. Architecture of college Library, Chapel and Dining Hall also wonderful, if not the largest in Oxford. In short, well worth a visit and, if you're fortunate enough to get the chance to study there for three years then well done, and go for it!
J. D.Open to public at certain times wonderful view of the rad cam from the mound in the fellows garden.
W. E.This is an outstanding College to visit and just opposite Jesus College. It's normally open 2-5pm and if the door is closed just push it to gain entrance. The 19th century Chapel is stunning and contains a huge Pre-Raphaelite tapestry 'The Adoration of the Magi'. Look out for concerts and services held there. Since writing this I gather that there is now a small entrance fee.
N. D.Absolutely stunning college with a 740 year old dining hall. This is also the college Tolkien graduated from.
P. K.Very intimate and impressive Chapel,visit the Fellows Gardens for views of Radcliffe Square.
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