OxFilm Trail Map

0: 1. The Plough Inn

Take an initial foray into Midsomer County with a stopat the pub from 'Dark Autumn' and attempt to beat Barnaby's score at 'AuntSally'.

1: 2. Thame Town Hall

2: 3. Thame Cinema

For the love of films! Thame Cinema is run as a charitableconcern where you are as likely to discover indie and art house films as youare blockbusters.

3: 4. Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway

Your chance to ride, take acream tea on or even drive the steam engines, although whether you pull intoChinnor or Midsomer's Holm Lane Junction is up to you...

4: 5. Aston Rowant Nature Reserve

Soar::text like a majestic Red Kite as you recreate theopening scene from "The Vicar of Dibley", oh and the odd murderhappens around here too...

5: 6. Stonor House & Gardens

Follow in the steps of James, Bond, Danny the Championof the World and DCI Barnaby as you explore one of England's oldest Manorhouses.

6: 7. Russell's Water Common

No bones about it, its a pond, but its rather aspecial pond, a pond that played host to the car in "Chitty-Chitty BangBang".

7: 8. Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Ewelme

Recently seem masquerading as a 19th Century FrenchChurch and playing host to Hugh Jackman in "Les Miserables".

8: 9. Henley Rowing Association

Take to the water on the world famous regatta courseand emulate the rowing feats in "The Social Network" and "Bert& Dickie".

9: 10. Henley Town Hall

10: 11. Grey's Court

A Tudor Manor House seen posing as the Crawley family'ssecond property in "Downton Abbey" and as a medieval monastery in "MidsomerMurders".

11: 12. All Saints Church, Rotherfield Peppard

Home to the eponymous cottage from "Howard's End"and the obligatory murder or two from the Midsomer crowd.

12: 13. Mapledurham House & Mill

Setting for the dramatic rescue in "The Eagle hasLanded" and an award winning attraction in its own right.
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13: 14. The Beetle & Wedge Boathouse

"Dead in the Water" if you've come for theMidsomer connections, and much less so if the BBC's "Three Men in aBoat" floats yours.

14: 15. The Market Place, Wallingford

Visit the other half of Midsomer's Causton, includingsome of the most iconic locations from the series.

15: 16. The Corn Exchange, Wallingford

Wallingford's independent cinema, housed in a veryfamiliar building for fans of Midsomer...

16: 17. The Six Bells on the Green, Warborough

Although a serial offender in "Midsomer Murders",it's actually a wonderfully secluded  16th century thatched Inn.

17: 18. The George Hotel, Dorchester-on-Thames

Not just Midsomer country, Dorchester has also playedhost to Poirot, Miss Marple and the Primeval team looking for less humanculprits...

18: 19. Wittenham Clumps

We aren't sure how often "Time Team" and Radioheadget mentioned in the same breath, but both were inspired enough by the Clumpsto record here.
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19: 20. Didcot Railway Centre

South Oxfordshire's premiere filming location, the1930's engines and shed s have  appearedall over the large and small screen from "Sherlock Holmes" to "Morse"..

20: 21. Uffington White Horse

If you happened to be watching children's televisionin 1978 you'll know all about the White Horse, if not it's a great reason toexplore!
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21: 22. Faringdon Folly

In 1977 "The New Avengers" had to storm the Folly to rescue Purdey,thankfully its easier to visit these days...

22: 23. Kingston Bagpuize House

When Guy Browning wanted to make a film, he got thewhole of the  village to help – asfinanciers, extras and even stars...
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23: 24. Throwing Buns

Named for the decidedly odd tradition of throwing bunsfrom the County Hall, which last year saw James May's "Man Lab"assisting with the chucking.
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24: 25. Christ Church

Explore the courtyards and quadrangles to discover Hogwartsin the flesh, need we say more?
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