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The Post Office, pub, school and several picturesque thatched cottages border the village green of Great Tew. The delightful cottage gardens are edged by neatly trimmed hedges, which were part of the planting scheme of John Claudius Loudon, who was responsible for Colonel Stratton's estate, of which Great Tew was a part.

The village is still privately owned which may account for the advanced stages of decay of some of the properties that lie beyond the village green area. I personally find the more delapidated properties more interesting!

St Michael's and All Angels Church is worthy of a visit. It has an Italiante gateway which probably came from Tew Park.

Attractions near Great Tew include Oxford, Bugle Antiques at Chipping Norton, White Lion Walk near Banbury, Castle Shopping Centre at Banbury, Blenheim Palace near Woodstock, Castle Quay Shopping Centre at Banbury, Chastleton House near Moreton-In-Marsh.