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Linton Road, Horseheath, Cambridge, CB1 6QF, United Kingdom
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Painting of Stephen Hawking in Gonville & Caius
Camambert Starter - Garlicky!!
Saint figure at Faculty of Divinity
Kings' College chapel
Hi:
I'm a Spanish sutident who needs summer accommodation in Cambridge from July 23-Austust 23. I'll be in Cambridge during that period taking a course at APU.Both sharing with other people or family accommodation is ok for me. Thank you
Have you checked this website:http://www-accommodation.admin.cam.ac.uk/
They helped my son finding a place for two months in Cambridge.
Good luck. I tried to book a room for myself for a short visit in July and it seemed everything affordable was already booked.
Punting is one of the things to do for which Cambridge is the most famous. To watch or do, it's always a real laugh.
The waterway is behind the main colleges (St John's, Trinity, King's) - you can sit on the grass and watch or head out with friends and try your luck pushing the boat with the pole, but be warned: people regularly fall in the water!
Cambridge is a very popular destination for tourists and many of them wish to see the great colleges, libraries, etc. Despite all the history around you, try and remember the present too - students live and study in these colleges so if an area is marked private, do respect their privacy!
The greatest philosopher of the the 20th century is buried in a small graveyard in Cambridge.
In the same cemetry also stands the grave of GE Moore a leading exponent of Logical positivism. In the words of one website I saw :
"One (Wittgenstein's) is covered in flowers the other in birdshit. That's posterity for you". I just wanted to visit and make sure he wasn't capable of writing any more impenatrable philosophy books.
To find the grave from Trinity College, Cambridge, turn left onto Sydney Street; and follow Sydney Street as it turns into Huntingdon Road in the northeast, and you walked about a mile, then you come to St. Giles Cemetery, which is on the left hand side of the road.
there are really many second-hand stores in cambridge,u can find lots of amazing stuff at a low price,and some old things as well,my friend bought 2 british hats,really......big,but sweeet as well and really cheap,u can find many second-hand sotres on mill road anything u want
From London to Cambridge by national rail:
1. Don't forget to aks for group tickets- 3 or 4 people for 2 tickets if you are travelling in a group of 3-4 persons. It will save you 16.5- 33 pounds which will be used to have a good lunch.
2. start and end your trip from the King's cross station, not the liverpool street station. It will save your time.
3. on the train back, some freshments will be sold, but the cappuccino is no good I have to say.
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