Visit Banbury Oxfordshire and the surrounding villages and stay in bandb, hotel or vacation rental accommodation provided by BedPosts members.

Banbury, Oxfordshire, is a market town on the River Cherwell, population of 45,000. famed for Banbury cakes and the Fine Lady upon a White Horse immortalised in the nursery rhyme Ride a cock horse to Banbury Cross. The town's history goes back to the Iron Age, 200 BC. It has since been settled by Romans and Saxons. It featured during the English Civil War.

Nearby towns and villages

• Adderbury
• Astrop
• Banbury
• Bloxham
• Bodicote
• Broughton
• Calthorpe
• Chacombe
• Drayton
• Easington
• East Adderbury
• East End
• Great Bourton
• Grimsbury
• Hanwell
• Hardwick
• Horley
• Kings Sutton
• Little Bourton
• Lower Middleton Cheney
• Lower Tadmarton
• Middleton Cheney
• Milton
• Neithrop
• Nethercote
• North Newington
• Overthorpe
• Ruscote
• Shotteswell
• Twyford
• Warkworth
• West Adderbury
• Williamscot
• Wroxton

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