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Queen Street & Cornmarket Street
This area of Oxford's compact city centre, with
pedestrianised Cornmarket Street, boasts all the
major retail chains including Marks & Spencer,
Boots, W.H. Smith and department stores Allders
and Debenhams.
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The High Street
The High is one of Oxford's famous thoroughfares
and is now home to an increasingly wide range of
independent retailers including boutiques and gift
shops, both traditional and alternative, and antiques.
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Broad Street
In traffic-free Broad Street you can find various
art and bookshops, most notably the world-famous
and compelling Blackwells, together with second-hand
bookshops, such as Thornton's, which can be found
amongst an array of gift-shops offering something
for everyone.
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Little Clarendon Street
Home to Oxford's 'café society' and an enchanting
selection of shops selling beautiful gifts, toys
and decorative items.
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The Westgate Shopping Centre
www.westgate@lasalle.com
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Clarendon Centre
www.clarendoncentre.co.uk also offer indoor shopping
from retailers such as GAP, French Connection, and
River Island, numerous sport and shoe shops and
also a mini-Sainsbury's.
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Walton Street, Jericho & St. Clement's
Just a short walk outside the centre of Oxford,
both Jericho to the north and St. Clement's at the
end of the High Street are abundant with second-hand
and nearly- new furniture and clothes shops, and
you can also find several multi-cultural food shops
which provide a number of nearby Asian restaurants
with their wonderful ingredients.
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The Covered Market
The Covered Market was created in 1772 to rid Oxford's
streets of 'untidy, messy and unsavoury stalls'.
Today's market is a lively collection of small shops
and stalls selling everything from clothes and gifts
to Oxford Sausages or antiquarian books. Caféés,
sandwich stalls, bakers, butchers, delicatessens,
greengrocers and florists ensure that it is anything
but unsavoury. Open: Mon - Sat, 8.00-17.00
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