Many people enjoy going for walks during the autumn months to witness the changing of the seasons and stay active as the year winds down.
Often popular walking spots are more tranquil in the autumn compared to the busier summer months, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy them.
Banbury is fortunate to have several stunning natural beauty spots and impressive country manor houses on its doorstep.
Banbury is fortunate to have several stunning natural beauty spots and impressive country manor houses on its doorstep.
9. Wroxton Abbey
Located in Wroxton, just two miles from Banbury. The abbey was originally built in the 17th century and designed in a Jacobean style. Currently, the building is home to Fairleigh Dickinson University but the grounds, which include lakes, formal gardens, and pathways are still open to visitors. Photo: Submitted Image
10. Rollright Stones
Located near the village of Rollright, and managed by English Heritage. The stone circle dates back to the Neolithic and Bronze Ages and are of archaeological significance. Photo: Google
11. Adderbury Lakes
Created by Capability Brown in 1768 as part of the landscaping of the grounds of Adderbury House. The lakes are ideal for leisurely walks, with paths that provide access to the lakes and the surrounding countryside. Photo: Google
12. Deddington Castle
Once the site of a 12th-century castle, it now features grassy areas and pathways where visitors can explore the remains of the castle, including the earthworks and stone walls. Photo: Chris Warner/Google