Great St Mary's Church (Church of England)
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Both physically and historically at the heart of Cambridge University and the starting point of all our tours.
Great St Mary's Church (Church of England)
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Both physically and historically at the heart of Cambridge University and the starting point of all our tours.
The Round Church Visitor Centre
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One of the oldest churches in Cambridge, inspired by the Church of Resurrection by returning pilgrims and Crusaders
St. John's College
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Recently refurbished and decorated with the Royal Yales and Statues of John Fisher, we visit the impressive main gate of St. John's College
Trinity College
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Founded by King Henry The 8th in 1546, we first visit the main gate during the walking tour, where we can see the infamous Newton's Apple Tree and the stone statue of Henry 8th holding a wooden chair leg. Founded by King Henry The 8th in 1546, we first visit the main gate during the walking tour, where we can see the infamous Newton's Apple Tree and the stone statue of Henry 8th holding a wooden chair leg.
Garret Hostel Bridge
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Ideal spot for the best photos and selfies along the River Cam.
Newton's Apple Tree
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Newton's Tree, a cutting from the original orchard in his hometown
Wren Library
We return to Trinity college during the river tour where we can see the 300 year old Wren Library and pass beneath Trinity Bridge.
Clare College
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Former college of David Attenbourgh and James Watson. Cambridge University's Second oldest college, Oldest bridge and the beautiful fellow gardens.
Gonville and Caius College
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A prestigious college with a strong tradition of Nobel Prize winners located next to the Senate Building. Often overlooked by tourists, it was the workplace of Stephen Hawking for over 30 years
King's College
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World Famous view of King’s College Chapel, Bodily Court, Gibbs Building and Kings Bridge, forever immortalised by the Chinese poet, Xu ZhiMo.
Corpus Clock
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Beautiful gold plated clock with a slightly morbid significance.
Mathematical Bridge
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The infamous bridge, designed by Sir Isaac Newton as a mathematical experiment in 1749..
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