Uncover the untold stories of Cambridge with this engaging walking tour that highlights the often-overlooked contributions of LGBTQ+ individuals and women throughout the city's history.
Your guide will take you back in time to highlight the many ways women have historically experienced the urban space and family life, uncover how masculinities have shaped and been shaped by the city landscape, and discuss queer experiences of the city. From groundbreaking women scholars to pivotal LGBTQIA+ figures, this tour offers a fresh and inclusive perspective on the city’s past. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper, more inclusive narrative of Cambridge.
Each tour is led by university researchers who are passionate about Cambridge, its residents, and its diverse past.
**PLEASE NOTE: We cannot always accommodate last-minute bookings for private or group tours. Please contact us directly if you want to book a tour within the next 24 hours.
Meet your guide outside the University Arms hotel on Regent Street.
Tour finishes at Little St. Mary's Lane, nearby the river.
Explore the fascinating hidden history of Parker's Piece, today an open green space in the city centre.
This building hosts one of the most famous historical laboratories in Cambridge. Stop to learn about the role of women in science at Cambridge.
Revisit the famous story of the discovery of DNA from a new perspective.
Explore the complexities of power, homosexuality, and gender in famous figures from Cambridge's past.
Explore the significance of street names and the lasting impact of town women who helped build the city of Cambridge.
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