Cambridge Favorites

 12 Reviews  While we were punting down the River Cam we came across the Mathematical Bridge...our guide told us that many years ago the maths students couldn't work out how the bridge was built without any bolts... 

 9 Reviews  It's worth walking around the city a bit and looking around...you get to see a lot more that way. We loved the clean and cute streets of Cambridge...and there are some great little shops around too.... 

 8 Reviews  We came across St John's College while punting...our guide told us that some of the Harry Potter movie/s were filmed there...since I don't watch those movies I have no idea but it looks like a great... 

 5 Reviews  Trinity College Trinity College is one of the largest and most attractive colleges. It was established in 1546 by Henry VIII on the site of several earlier foundations. The Great Court, Cambridge's... 

 2 Reviews  Tourist Information To help tourist, City Council Cambridge has put these guided boards. These are small maps of city; it also shows the places of interest. These boards could be found every quarter... 

 3 Reviews  The Round Church is right in the middle of town (or close enough) and is worth checking out quickly. It's a very old church (aparently the oldest round church in England?) and it's really nice inside.... 

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 Airpunk Says:  Cambridge has a little less than 100 pubs and the number keeps reducing. Nevertheless, there are excellent pubs among the remaining ones. There is a pub for... 

 Airpunk Says:  Washing your clothes can be quite inconvenient, depending where excatly you are based in Cambridge. There are enough dry cleaners, but these are not the best... 

 sourbugger Says:  If you mention the word 'Cambridge' virtually anywhere in the world people associate it with the world-class University of Cambridge. It is a byword for... 

 christine.j Says:  There are no left luggage facilities at Cambridge train station , but the bike store nearby provides this service. very convenient, when you have a train out of... 

 Airpunk Says:  If you go to Cambridge, you are sure coming to see one of the world-famous college forming the University of Cambridge. First, you have to know that there are... 

 jo104 Says:  This college is one of the smaller colleges in Cambridge made famous by being the last college to admit women. It was only in 1988 when the first woman gained... 

 soundchaseruk Says:  I have a photo album which i am building of general shots of Cambridge; the famous and the ordinary, throughout the year.Please hit the "Cambridge" tab on my... 

 CandS Says:  Christ's College was the first college we came across while walking around in Cambridge...it's a smaller college than most but the grounds and buildings are... 

 nhcram Says:  The sunday we were in Cambridge they unfortunately lost the boat race to rivals Oxford. The first ever boat race was on 12 March 1829. It was the idea of two... 

 Mariajoy Says:  This is a lovely pub right on the River Cam where the punts are moored.I had the aubergine and pasta bake with chips and peas and Petra had the tuna salad and... 

 aliante1981 Says:  There are 31 colleges in Cambridge, comprising the legendary University. Few of them are opened to public, but here are some of your study options:))) :- Corpus... 

 Stephen-KarenConn Says:  We had heard of Cambridge for literally decades, but had no idea where the name came from until we visited. Those who live nearby or are more familiar with the... 

 AcornMan Says:  Just outside Cambridge sits the American Military Cemetary at Madingley. First established on 7 December 1943, the 30.5 acres that make up the cemetary were... 

 AcornMan Says:  Selwyn College is one of the thirty-one colleges that make up Cambridge University. It is also the college where I lived and took classes during the Summer of... 

 AcornMan Says:  Selwyn actually has one dormitory in a building separate from the main facility. The picture here is not that separate facility because I didn't even bother to... 

 jrs1234 Says:  You're bound to notice the Catholic Church at the end of Hills Road if you spend much time in Cambridge. It's more properly known as "Our Lady and the English...