Cambridgeshire Travel Guide

 37 Reviews  Founded in 1441 by Henry VI, King’s was one of the first colleges to admit women. The College Chapel is one of the most iconic buildings in the world, and is a great example of late Gothic... 

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 26 Reviews  Probably, this is my favourite pub in Cambridge. At least, this was one of those pubs where I often brought visitors too or met with friends. Great place with punk/alternative music and the respective... 

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 16 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... 

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 14 Reviews  The Great Gate, begun in 1490 is the entrance to King's Hall and was completed in 1535; it is the largest of all the college gates. The Great Gate is also home to the famous statue of founder Henry... 

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 11 Reviews  Madingley Road Parking in Cambridge is very expensive with the cheapest about £23 for 5 hours. Park and Ride buses run on a continuous loop between Madingley Road and Newmarket Road, average wait... 

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 21 Reviews  The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is one of only four surviving round churches in England and was built around 1130 by the Fraternity of the Holy Sepulchre. It started its life as a wayfarers' chapel... 

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 8 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... 

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 11 Reviews  The 'busway' connects Cambridge to St Ives near Cambridge. Built mainly on the bed of an old railway it by-passes the ridiculously over-trafficked A14 dual carriageway. The concrete base has been... 

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 6 Reviews  I would recommend the Eagle rather as a place of interest than a pub. Of course, a drink in the RAF bar and a toast to Crick and Watson, the scientists who met here to discuss their progresses in... 

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 8 Reviews  One of the best addresses for live music in Cambridge, it usually becomes pretty full on weekends. The place is divided into two zones, one with the music stage and one which resembles more a classic... 

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 2 Reviews  This little burial ground with its Neogothic chapel is the final resting place for many Cambridge academics. Probably the most famous is Ludwig Wittgenstein, others include two of Charles Darwin's... 

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