Witney Map

Witney map, view the Oxfordshire town of Witney, located in the county of Oxfordshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Witney Oxfordshire & Guide to the Area

Witney Map Oxfordshire: Interactive map of Witney, displaying the town situated in the county of Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Witney area and a Witney town centre map, showing Cineworld Witney.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Witney map are: Waitrose, Sainsbury's, The Fleece, Corncroft Guest House, Marriotts Walk Shopping Centre, Cineworld Witney, Blue Boar Hotel, Buttercross Inn, Wetherspoon's Company of Weavers, Café Rouge, Bills Restaurant, The Shake Shop, Church Green Dental, The Windrush Health Centre, The Elm Tree, Witney Library, Witney Community Hospital, Fat Lil's Bar & Live Music Venue, The Witney Blanket Hall, St Mary's Church, Henry Box School, Woodgreen School, St Mary's CE Infants School, Windrush Leisure Centre, Oxford Witney Hotel, Burwell Hall, Cogges Manor Farm, Raj Indian Restaurant, Jacobs & Field Café, Waitrose Café, Hacketts, No.1 Windrush Square, The Cake Shop, Witney Town Council, Lloyds Bank, HSBC, Greggs, Costa Coffee, The Wychwood Brewery Shop, Debenhams (closed but still iconic), Boots, Waterstones, Marks & Spencer, Mountain Warehouse, The Toy Shop, Wildwood Kitchen, The Woolgate Centre, The Horseshoes Pub, Eagle Vaults, Jamesons Bar, Pizza Express, Witney Town Hall.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Minster Lovell, Ducklington, Curbridge, South Leigh, Hailey, Crawley, Leafield, Eynsham, North Leigh, Long Hanborough, Freeland, Stanton Harcourt, Hardwick, New Yatt, Brize Norton, Carterton, Aston, Cote, Chimney, Yelford, Bampton, Shifford, Clanfield, Barnard Gate, Cassington, Witney Mills, Witney Leys, Tar Wood, Delly End, Ramsden, Finstock, Stonesfield, Wilcote, Worsham, Alvescot, Lew, Standlake, Kelmscott, Filkins.

Witney sits quietly in the heart of West Oxfordshire, surrounded by rolling countryside and Cotswold charm. It's a market town through and through, with a friendly vibe, bustling high street and just enough going on to keep life ticking along nicely. With the River Windrush winding through the centre and rows of honey-coloured stone buildings lining the streets, it strikes a neat balance between being down-to-earth and undeniably picturesque.

Witney's roots go back to medieval times, and it grew up around the wool trade, becoming especially famous for its high-quality woollen blankets. For centuries, the town's mills churned out blankets that were sent all over the world, and even today the legacy of that industry is hard to miss. Some of the old mill buildings still stand, repurposed for modern life. These days, Witney's home to a population of around 30,000, and it continues to grow, with new housing developments edging into the surrounding fields.

There's plenty to enjoy in the town itself. The high street is packed with a decent mix of independents and familiar names, and the twice-weekly market adds a traditional buzz. The historic Buttercross stands at the centre, and St Mary's Church offers a quiet, leafy spot near the river. For something a bit livelier, the cinema and leisure centre are right in town. A short drive away, Cogges Manor Farm is a family favourite and a real nod to the area's agricultural past. National Trust members might head to nearby Minster Lovell Hall, with its romantic ruins by the river, while English Heritage fans can explore North Leigh Roman Villa, tucked in a nearby field and surprisingly peaceful.

Zooming out a bit, Oxfordshire has plenty to offer beyond the Witney bubble. The dreaming spires of Oxford are just down the road, with museums, parks and endless places to eat and drink. Blenheim Palace is a real standout – part National Trust, part stately extravagance – and always impressive whether you're into art, gardens or Winston Churchill. To the west, the Cotswolds start creeping in properly, bringing with them all the postcard villages, hill walks and country pubs you could wish for.

Getting to Witney is fairly straightforward. While there's no train station in town, Oxford station isn't far and has regular bus services connecting straight to Witney. The A40 runs right by the town, making driving in from Oxford, Cheltenham or the M40 pretty hassle-free. If you're heading in from further afield, London Heathrow is the closest major airport and easy enough to reach by road or train-and-bus combo. The town itself is walkable, and there's a good mix of local buses for nipping around the nearby villages and estates.

Oxfordshire's one of those counties that manages to offer a bit of everything without being too showy about it. Historic cities, rural corners, market towns and cultural gems all live side by side. It's steeped in academic history, full of walking routes and stately homes, and has a real mix of energy and peace depending on where you land. Witney sits neatly within all that—solid, friendly and well-placed for both work and weekends.

Some More Nearby Places: Minster Lovell, Ducklington, Curbridge, South Leigh, Hailey, Crawley, Leafield, Eynsham, North Leigh, Long Hanborough, Freeland, Stanton Harcourt, Hardwick, New Yatt, Brize Norton, Carterton, Aston, Cote, Chimney, Yelford, Bampton, Shifford, Clanfield, Barnard Gate, Cassington, Witney Mills, Witney Leys, Tar Wood, Delly End, Ramsden, Finstock, Stonesfield, Wilcote, Worsham, Alvescot, Lew, Standlake, Kelmscott, Filkins.

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