Oxford Circus - Free Audio Guide
London, England, United Kingdom
Oxford Circus, Oxford Street, East Marylebone, Mayfair, City of Westminster, Greater London, England, W1B 2ER, United Kingdom
Oxford Circus is a historic road junction in London's West End, connecting Oxford Street and Regent Street. Opened in 1819, it was designed by John Nash and originally known as Regent Circus North. The area is famous for its shopping, with flagship stores and a bustling atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy a pedestrian scramble crossing, introduced in 2009, allowing safe and convenient access across the busy junction. The Oxford Circus tube station offers easy public transportation access. While there are no admission fees, the area is best explored on foot. The vibrant atmosphere attracts tourists and locals alike, making it a cultural hotspot for demonstrations and events. The junction is accessible for those with mobility challenges.