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Quote: Wimpole Hall is a National Trust property located about 8 miles south-west of Cambridge. It is a stately home with extensive grounds, and has various cafes and restaurants, formal gardens and a farm. The grounds… Read More
Quote: Cambridge can be a sedate bookish place, particularly out of term time. The nearest it comes to extreme sports is the noble art of punting.The Fens of East Anglia were historically a land of shallow creeks and… Read More
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Quote: We took the train from King's Cross expecting to arrive in Cambridge around 9:30am but due to trouble at Alexandria Palace, we didn't arrive until 11:30am. After taking the one hour City Sightseeing bus tour… Read More
Quote: King’s College Chapel is the biggest chunk of stonework in Cambridge. It is probably the most recognisable single symbol of the city, a towering tall white shape that dominates the town completely. It is larger… Read More
Quote: The grounds of Trinity College stand on both banks of the Cam. And their finances fill banks of a different variety. Trinity is the largest college in Cambridge. It is the richest college in Cambridge. Its roll… Read More
Quote: Lode Mill is in the grounds of Anglesey Abbey and it is believed that there’s been a watermill on this site the 11th century, but the present structure only dates back to the 18th century. From the point of its… Read More
Quote: Ganchester Meadows are something of a Cambridge institution. The tea house has been there for around a hundred years, and is very popular. Find a deck chair and sit out in the orchard, or take a walk down along… Read More
Quote: The Campus is really beautiful. We just walked around for a while and admired the grounds. The whole city is nice. There is a church called the round church which you can go in and that was also very… Read More
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Quote: This is a terrific museum, with two main collections. The first, the Clark Gallery, has an great collection of archeological material, from Africa to America and everything in between. The Maudslay Gallery,… Read More