Oxford, England

One of the cheapest ways to get to Oxford (connecting in London) from most European cities including Paris, Amsterdam and Berlin is by Bus. The advantage of the bus is that there are no transfers from airports at either end which are often not factored in when buying budget airline flights. For International destinations such as Oxford to Paris, Oxford to Prague, Poland to Oxford and Oxford to Amsterdam you may be interested in looking at Eurolines who connect 41 European cities. Eurolines cheapest fare is £15 between cities with their funfare promotion. You can also buy a 15 day unlimted bus pass for Europe for as little as 175 Euros. For details download the Eurolines European Bus Pass or click on the button below to be taken to the website:

For cheap onward journeys in the UK or from London to Oxford the easiest way to book tickets is online through the National Express website or with Megabus. Click one of the buttons below to check the latest ticket prices and schedules.

A good alternative for European inter-city travel is the train. The train tends to be more expensive than bus travel but some good deals can be had if you buy a European wide train pass such as the inter-rail pass. A number of different travel passes are available, include country specific passes to purchase online, although you may need to be a resident of a European country to make the purchase. To view the latest passes and prices click on the link below:

If you are travelling to Oxford by public transport you might be interested in renting a car while in Oxford for day trips to places such as Stonehenge or the Cotswolds. See our guide to renting a car in Oxford.

Use the button below to check availability and rental prices through Holiday Autos who offer some of the best discount rates in Europe.

If you decide you would like to spend a little longer in Oxford to soak up the atmosphere and visit a few more attractions why not check out some of the Oxford Hotel Deals and see if anything takes your fancy?