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A good challenging hill with some nice cottages on top to reward you for it

The iconic bridge that spans Hertford College's campuses. A nice sport to ride if somewhat hidden.

This is an iconic part of Oxford, alongside the library is the Hertford Bridge.

Here the route is much better and whilst there isn't much in the way of scenery the surface is solid and the roads relatively quite with offroad routes nearby into oxford at Brasenose Wood.

This is a terrible section of the cycle network on B roads that are used by heavy haulage and on very low lying land resulting in dangerous fast roads with heavy goods vehicles that is often flooded, I would avoid this section when planning any tours, however there are precious little options for traversing this area, probably why there was little choice but to route the 57 on these roads.

Entry costs just under £10 and it's worth it! The college is one of the largest here, it has a cafe and a deer park. Which college doesn't have that? Great cloister in the monastery, beautiful garden/park, dining room looks like something from Harry Potter. You can also visit the church and admire the Magdalen tree (over 220 years old).

Built between 1737 and 1749, the Radcliffe Camera is named after John Radcliffe, a doctor who left a significant sum to the university. The striking, round Palladian-style building was designed by architect James Gibbs. Originally designed as a science library, the Radcliffe Camera now serves as the reading room of the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe. The building is notable for its impressive dome and large rotunda surrounded by a colonnade of Corinthian columns. The Radcliffe Camera is not only a major architectural masterpiece, but also an important part of academic life in Oxford. It is centrally located in Oxford's Old Town and is surrounded by many of the university's other historic buildings, making it a popular photo opportunity and tourist attraction.