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Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in Banbury: from £24 per night
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Banbury
Banbury is a good holiday destination if you want an accommodation with a pool. A few of the offers there have one. House rentals with pools in Banbury are a good option for groups of 10 and cost, on average, £652 a night. In Banbury, a few of the properties offering a pool are located near the water. Travellers who are looking for a pet-friendly holiday letting will find Banbury convenient, since many lettings are pet-friendly. If this is a top requirement for you, check the house rentals in Banbury. It is the most pet-friendly type of accommodation there. You can also find various rental options if you would prefer to stay near the city centre, as a few of the pet-friendly holiday rentals are less than 2 kilometres from the city centre.
Your Banbury holiday home neighbours historic castles
The nursery rhyme about Banbury Cross has made it a feature of many childhoods. Discover history that shaped Britain alongside food fairs and sublime landscapes with a holiday home in the traditional Oxfordshire village of Banbury.
Tradition and tastings
Ye Olde Reine Deer Inn is Banbury's oldest pub. Locals say that Oliver Cromwell plotted the Battle of Edge Hill in the pub during the English Civil War. Whether that was the case or not, it certainly has atmosphere, and it's within walking distance from the famous Banbury Cross, a statue erected in honour of Queen Victoria's eldest daughter.
Don't miss the Banbury Food Fair held each August which celebrates local food production in a social atmosphere. Enjoy England's tastiest food and drink and pick up some tips in the demonstration marquee.
Historic attractions aplenty
Traverse the moat to Broughton Castle's splendid fortified walls, which have stood in this spot for 700 years. Suffering some damage during the Civil War, the house remains a testament to Britain's formative history.
Take a trip back to the 18th century at Farnborough Hall and Gardens. The honey-stone house looks out onto an idyllic landscaped garden, typical of the period's Romantic ideals. A five mile circular walk takes you through the mile long terrace, past historic churches and lazy rivers.
Country retreats
The People's Park is a much loved community meeting place that's tucked away down an alley that runs directly to the city centre. It's home to a relaxing sensory garden and an exquisite rose garden, as well as an aviary and cherry walk. Come during the first weekend in July to watch traditional Hobby Horse races.
Upton House and Gardens is a National Trust property that's bursting with the art collection of Lord Bearsted and his family. The fashionable tastes of the family behind the Shell Transport and Trading Company transformed this house into the ideal country residence.
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