Baroque architecture in Oxford
Discover 14 places in Oxford shaped by Baroque architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Baroque architecture is theatrical, symmetrical, and richly ornamented, built to inspire awe. Born in Rome in the late 1500s, it shaped Europe into the 1750s. More about baroque
Baroque in Oxford
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Radcliffe Square
1749
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Holywell Music Room
1748
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Oxford University Botanic Garden
1621
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Peckwater Quadrangle
1713 · Henry Aldrich
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The Queen's College
1714 · Nicholas Hawksmoor
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Bridge of Sighs
1914 · Thomas Graham Jackson
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Oxford Town Hall
1897 · Henry Thomas Hare
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Sheldonian Theatre
1669 · Christopher Wren
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