Best Things to Do in Oxford, Mississippi

Have you ever been to Oxford, Mississippi? It’s an incredibly charming and vibrant city that is a prime example of a college town that offers a lot more than just an education. Oxford is home to the University of Mississippi, commonly referred to as Ole Miss. And while it is very much a college town, with all of the bells and whistles you’d expect from one, it’s also a lot more.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Check Out Some Art Galleries
01:42 - Historic Oxford Town Square
02:51 - Ole Miss
04:45 - Rowan Oak
05:45 - Get your grub on
06:38 - Burns-Belfry Museum & Multicultural Center
07:25 - Outro
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It has a bevy of great cultural attractions, amazing food options, great shopping, and more. It’s a gorgeous place to visit, and if you’re lucky enough to attend Ole Miss, an incredible place to spend four years at. But you don’t have to be a college student to experience the best of Oxford, MS. If you’re curious about the best of what Oxford has to offer, then you’re in the right place. In this video, we go over the best attractions of Oxford, so you have a better sense of some of the great things you can do and see there.
We go over the bevy of art galleries that you should definitely check out, as well as the impressive campus of Ole Miss We give our picks for some of the top food choices in town, as well as some of the important and fascinating museums and cultural spots that you should definitely check out while you’re there as well. All in all, Oxford is a charming southern town with a vibrant energy. It’s a mix of old and new worlds, and definitely a place to visit when you’re in your next trip to the south. So check out this video today! Join Viewcation, as we present the Best Things to Do in Oxford, Mississippi!
Best Things to Do in Oxford, Mississippi

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[@cherylrogers8263]

We were just there three weeks ago. The campus of Ole Miss is beautiful, it oozes money! The town square was so fun to explore!

[@OnViewCation]

Fun stuff, thank you so much for sharing your life story! Which city are you going to visit next?

[@cherylrogers8263]

@@OnViewCation I am not sure which area yet. But I sure appreciated your video.

[@jjody4267]

It’s a little slice of heaven!

[@OnViewCation]

We absolutely agree! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. Be safe and have a great day!

[@tampazeke4587]

I was born and raised in beautiful Oxford. This was a very well done video with a few hiccups. Mainly, the picture of the courthouse you showed is not the Lafayette County courthouse. I don't know what courthouse that is. And people in Oxford and Lafayette county pronounce the county's name differently than people in other parts of the country and world. We say, "Luh-FAYE-it" County. It's also pretty clear that the British telephone box (not "photo booth") is beside, and not inside, City Hall. We just call the town square, "The Square".

[@OnViewCation]

Thank you so much for sharing your life story and for the constructive criticism. What other types of video would you like to see?

[@oldguy9078]

At about 2:03 on your video that is not the Lafayette County Court House looks like somewhere in Florida as the state flag on the pole appears to be the state flag of Florida or maybe Alabama. I know this because I have lived in Oxford for 74 years and that ain't the court house. Otherwise your video is correct about Oxford and Ole Miss.

[@geraldmantel4955]

Say there, where can a fella tie into one of dem dere Southern Belles?

[@Whatthechuckttv]

This video randomly popped up as recommended by YT so I had to check it out. I would have thought some research would have gone into this so I didn't expect the county name to be mispronounced. it's "la FAY ette", not "la FYE ette" as they say in Louisiana. I was also surprised to see some random courthouse that doesn't even resemble the Lafayette County Courthouse but also has palm trees and a Florida state flag flying out front. Seriously? Oxford is over 300 miles north of the Gulf Coast and there no palm trees. Everything else is in order and at least you did close with a drone show of the actual courthouse.. The food here is ridiculous. Ajax Diner is fantastic but one must also be sure to hit up Big Bad Breakfast while you're here. And this being the South, even some of the gas stations have amazing food such as the Blue Sky convenience store on Hwy 6 on the west side of town. They have great pulled pork BBQ sandwiches amongst other things. Four Corners Chevron at Lamar Blvd and University Ave has the best chicken on a stick you'll find anywhere. It's famous and most of the national TV guys that come to cover the football games always hit that place up as well as City Grocery and Taylor Grocery for their catfish. The Grove on a Saturday is a bucket list item for many football fans and consistently ranks as one of the premier tailgating spots in the country. Google it and then make plans to see for yourself. I'd book that hotel several months (6-9 minimum) because you won't find a room within 100 miles if you wait. Thanks for sharing this video about my town and the university I grew up visiting for football games since I was a kid in the 70s and 80s and now work for and call home.

[@marysorbet9400]

Never went to went to mission going to Jackson the coatal are,maybe new orleans.