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45 Reviews What a stunning College is King's College, said to be one of the most important examples of late Gothic architecture. King's College was founded in 1441 by Henry VI The original site of the College...
43 Reviews As I made my way along Magdalene Street, I came across a River with lot's of empty Punt's, and lots of Student's trying to take me Punting for a fee. Sorry.... I wasn't interested, and was on my way,...
10 Reviews It was not well advertised but i happened across a cruise boat called the Riverboat Georgina moored just below Jesus Lock. Me and my wife went for a sheduled one hour trip which left 12.00 midday and...
16 Reviews Trinity College is the largest college in the University of Cambridge. Visitors can enter the grounds and chapel for small addmission fee. The clock on the tower chimes the hour twice.This courtyard...
25 Reviews It is so easy to find round Church. Everybody knows where it is. It is build in the middleages, and its unusual shape gave her her name. Now days its not a working church but museum. Kids love this...
5 Reviews If you visit the Imperial War Museum at Duxford, try to see one of the huge international air shows. This museum has more than just static displays; many aircraft, from both World Wars, the Cold War,...
16 Reviews Another beautiful College, this one founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII. The Tudor college is famous for its neo-gothic Bridge of Sighs. The college chapel, has an...
20 Reviews When I was in Cambridge, I saw tourist buses but from my own experience, I think that one can just get around almost everywhere by foot. There does not even need to be a to-do list when walking around...
17 Reviews Cambridge truly is a green city – the natural fen landscape flows right into the centre along the river Cam, cows grazing within sight of Kings College Chapel. You can picnic under the trees along The...
12 Reviews Great St Mary’s is the University Church. There has been a church on the site since at least 1200 and the present building dates from the late 15th century. The tower was completed in 1608, and you...
8 Reviews Between the beautiful medieval splendour and the hideous concrete carbuncle that make up Queens College the wooden bridge often mis-named the Mathematical Bridge spans the river Cam Ignore all the...
12 Reviews The Fitzwilliam Museum is one of the museums where I could easily spend some weeks and still think I haven't seen everyhing. It has a huge collection of just about anything, from antique pieces of...
4 Reviews Definitely the most attractive and least known Cambridge college Jesus college is well worth a visit. Every odd year in the summer there is a renowned scultpure exhibition, with an outstanding...
7 Reviews This beautiful, lively market behind St. Mary’s church was a nice place to walk through. Although it just has the usual market stuff like fruits, cheese, meat, bread, flowers etc., it really invites...
3 Reviews Village of Granchester is a birth place of Rupert Brook, English poet and solder. There is nice wilks on the back of the Colledges from the center of Cambridge to the village. It's very easy to follow...
7 Reviews This large college, located directly next to kings, has some beautiful gardens. Beside for its elegant buildings, it is known for its bridge and the anecdote behind it. Clare Bridge was built in the...
3 Reviews This is a museum about daily life in past times. You have to walk a bit to get to it, maybe 10 minutes from the market square and the tourist information. The building is from 1600 and used to be a...
2 Reviews King's Parade, with King's College and Senate House on one side, and the University Church, old shops (including Britain's oldest bookshop) and coffee shops on the other, is the most elegant street in...
1 Review A junction or two down the M11 towards London stands a rather impressive stately home that was originally bought by Charles II from the Suffolk family. It was certainly useful for the horse racing at...
American Military Cemetery, Madingley
2 Reviews The grounds were donated by the University of Cambridge and are thirty and a half acres in size. Only American WWII burial ground in England. The 3,812 white crosses and the Portland stone wall...
balhannah Says: This Church is really quite distinctive as it's built in a really unusual colour of stone. In 1721, a group of worshipper's moved from their meeting place, a...
balhannah Says: This college to me, was one of the least appealing. Perhaps because it is not as old as the others, only be built in 1674, but it was designed by Sir...
balhannah Says: St Botolph's church is dedicated to St Botolph, a seventh century abbot in East Anglia, who is the patron saint of travellers.The Church built in 1350, has a...
balhannah Says: It's just eye boggling walking around Cambridge! Every University is "something" to see, each with wonderful architecture, and so old!Corpus Christi College was...
balhannah Says: I saw a groupt of people gathered in one spot looking at something, so curious me went and had a look!On display, was "The Corpus Clock," a large 24 carat,...
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Premier Inn Cambridge (A14 J32)
1 Review and 161 Opinions We enjoyed a one-night stay here. The staff is young, pleasant and very efficient, and that includes...
Doubletree by Hilton Cambridge
1 Review and 347 Opinions Cambridge Garden House Moat House Expensive hotel but high in quality. 160 pounds for a double...
1 Review and 97 Opinions A nice and genuine hotel, not special in any way, but with a good location in the middle of...
Reviews and photos of Cambridge attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Cambridge sightseeing.
This was my fifth or sixth visit to Cambridge and I still manage to lose my way occasionally.This time,however, it turned out to be lucky, as I suddenly saw the...
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Q: I've been to Cambridge so often that I thought I'd know my way around. But usually I walked or took a bus from the railway...
A: http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/transport/around/journey.htm is the journey planner for Cambridge. I did a dummy run for you but the option of Milton Road comes up with...
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Just a few Bits about Cambridge
I've read so many excellent pages about Cambridge here on VT, telling me about the necessities and must-sees in great detail. So what I 'd like to do here on this page is write about a few bits I...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Cambridge. I'd love to share with you the 32 tips I've written, the 33 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Cambridge is probably best known for its University (actually it has two, but only one is picturesque). It's a great place to go for a day or two, with lots of old buildings, green spaces and a...
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I can't say that I ever really got on with Cambridge. I lived there for a year when in training as a post-grad, but it always seemed less fun than Durham (see Sourbugger's Salad days page on...
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Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
Cambridge is a city full of college life, and cyclists. I think there may be more bicycles than vehicles. There is lots of shopping in Cambridge, with the main streets full of different shops, for a...
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