Cambridge is just an hour or so by train from London and makes for a great day trip or indeed place for a longer stay. Join me and follow in the footsteps of such luminaries as Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and Professor Stephen hawking.
Cambridge is famous around the world for its renowned university education and it only takes a few hours here to understand what an inspiring place it is.
History seeps outs of every stone as you wonder around this beautiful centre of learning and walking from one college to another through courtyards and into ornate chapels.
Cambridge is instantly recognisable from numerous television series and films and we will explore some of the most beautiful and historic sights.
We will visit some of the most famous spots and several out of the way too and have time for any souvenirs, tea shops or an old pub along the way.
I can meet you in your hotel in Cambridge City Centre and then we can walk straight to the tour.
I will meet you at the main entrance/exit of Cambridge Railway station and we can walk to the tour locations in about 10 minutes.
This museum is full of the most incredible works of classical art and around the world.
This love outdoor market showcases gourmet food stalls, plus Cambridge University clothing & souvenirs.
See some of the beautiful grounds on the estate of Kings College, Cambridge
King's College Chapel plays a central role in College life, as well as being the most instantly recognisable and iconic building in Cambridge. Famed almost in equal measure for the largest fan vaulted ceiling and its wondrous carol services.
From the street we will pass by Trinity College and see the tree from where the apple dropped that inspired Sir Isaac Newton.
Usually closed during term time, we will pass by the majestic Great Gate
See the famous and beautiful River Cam.
In between colleges, churches, museums and bridges we will explore some of the pretty and historic streets and lanes of this famed University City.
You might call it Math, we call it Maths but either way we will see the famed Mathematical Bridge in Queens College.
A beautiful little medieval church just a little way further out from where most tourists venture but well worth it.
The Corpus Clock is one of the most striking public monuments in Cambridge. It is a unique and strange looking sculptural clock.
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