10 Best Breweries and Beer Places in Galloway

"Not strictly a ‘garden’ but definitely a quirky outside space at Tap Social. Chilled vibes and craft beer from their on-site brewery. Think lots of picnic tables on a bustling industrial estate, with live music and regular street food pop-ups (when allowed)."

"Founded in 2016 out of a passion for good beer and social justice, their eclectic partnerships with local foodie vendors continues with the added bonus of heaters, covered seating and of course the (outside) taproom."

"Tap Social is a craft brewery, coffee house and community space that provides training and employment to people serving and recently released from prison sentences."

"King’s Head is a local hotspot, and it’s run by the Chiltern Brewery, so you’ll find the bar stocked with ale from Chiltern. The pub is open from 11am to 11pm Monday through Saturday, and the pub stays open from noon to 10:30 pm on Sunday. Food service is available all week long."

"Majestic Wine Warehouse sell wine by the case ensuring better value for money as well as a selection of beers and soft drinks. A glass hire facility is also available upon request and the staff are knowledgeable and helpful ensuring that your every need is met. A local delivery service is also provided."

"First built in 1897, Oxford Town Hall is a glorious structure in the heart of the city that’s an ever-popular destination for weddings and events. Besides a café and gift shop, it’s also home to the Micro-Museum, a temporary replacement for the Museum of Oxford, which is scheduled to reopen in the town hall in summer 2020."

"The Museum of Oxford, located in the Town Hall, focuses on the history of Oxford and tells the story of the city’s development through a range of archaeological and social history objects. You can also book a tour of the Town Hall for a small fee."

"Built in 1897, this former library and police station is the seat of the local government and also houses the Museum of Oxford, covering the history of the city and university."

"I took the 90 minute walking tour with Oxford Walking Tours whose guides have all attended Oxford University and they run a number of tours throughout the day, which start at the front gate of Trinity College. The tour was excellent and for £12.95 we walked around the major landmarks of Oxford, wound our way through the alleyways where numerous films and TV series such as Morse have been filmed and explored beautiful New College chapel, Great Hall and gardens. The great things about these tours is that you will probably get to explore one or more of the Oxford Colleges, which you would normally need to otherwise pay to visit, so you’re saving a bit of money there too."

"We visited a number of the colleges, including David’s College, Exeter College and Trinity College. I particularly liked the chapel at Exeter College, arguably one of the most picturesque of all the college chapels, and the gardens at Trinity College was also gorgeous to walk in."

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