1. Ashmolean Museum

No visit to Oxford is complete without a trip to its famous Ashmolean Museum, which first opened its doors in the 17th century. Its collection of European art, pottery, relics of silver and bronze, ceramics, and sculpture is awe-inspiring. Elias Ashmole's gift, the Tradescant Collection, is on display in the Founder's Room, and the university's unique collection of artifacts from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome beckon to scholars and tourists from all over the world.   (© 10Best)

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