Enchanted Destination
In
the very heart of England lies the University city of Oxford. Steeped
in 700 years of traditional scholarship and academic excellence, Oxford
is a city brimming with culture. Its striking architecture lays claim
to such buildings as the Ashmolean Museum, Christopher Wren's Sheldonian
Theatre and the world famous Bodleian Library. Not far from city center,
with a history all its own, is the beloved home of C.S. Lewis. Located
at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on the outskirts of Oxford, The Kilns
is uniquely positioned for easy access to the surrounding countryside
including the glorious Cotswolds, a region of charming hamlets and the
stately Blenheim Palace.
While
each weekly seminar experience will engage the mind, tours of the English
countryside will also delight the soul. Whether enjoying Evensong in a
great English Cathedral, a stroll across Port Meadow, a survey of the
Oxford countryside while punting down the River Cherwell, exploring the
Ashmolean Museum, or quaffing a pint at a favorite Lewis pub, participants
are sure to find a unique experience in exploring the time-honored lanes
of Oxford so familiar to Jack over those many years.
In an attempt to provide increased camaraderie, flexibility
and comfort, the seminar travel party will be limited to the small company
of Kilns residents.
Highlights:
Walking Tours of C.S. Lewis' Oxford
Evensong at Holy Trinity Church, Lewis’ parish church in Headington
Quarry
Dining at some of Lewis' favorite area pubs
Blenheim Palace, Woodstock
Punting on the River Cherwell, Oxford
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