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Cambridge Private Tour - At Queens' College.

At Queens' College.

Cambridge Private Tour - The Eagle Pub

The Eagle Pub

Cambridge Private Tour - King's College

King's College

Cambridge Private Tour - Free School Lane

Free School Lane

Cambridge Private Tour - The Corpus Clock

The Corpus Clock

Cambridge Private Tour - The Great Gate of Trinity College

The Great Gate of Trinity College

Cambridge Private Tour - Emmanuel College Chapel

Emmanuel College Chapel

Cambridge Private Tour - The Old Cavendish Laboratory

The Old Cavendish Laboratory

Cambridge Private Tour - St Benet's Church

St Benet's Church

Tour Guide - Angela D.

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Angela D.

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About Tour Guide Angela D.

The story of Cambridge starts with a murder and continues with tales of love, death, betrayal and intrigue. There is something to interest everyone of all ages and from all nations. I can customise a tour for you and where the numbers are too many for a one guide (school parties for example) I can share the tour with another esteemed Cambridge GoWithGuide colleague. We have all lived in Cambridge for many years and all love telling the city's stories.

Important

I am available at all times, unless I am already booked for another tour. I can sometimes take tours at less than two days notice, if I am available. The maximum number for a group is 15 because that is the number of people in a group who will be admitted into a Cambridge college. However for walking tours around the town, I can take up to 20 people.

Tours

All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!

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Art, Culture, & Historical

Art, Culture, & Historical

A walk through 800 years of Cambridge history

A walk through 800 years of Cambridge history

This is a walk with tales of clever but often eccentric people as we go through the city of Cambridge. We see Great St Mary's, the church where the first students studied in 1209 and where in 1381 the peasants revolted. We visit The Eagle pub where in 1953 two young men declared that they had discovered "the secret of life" (they had made a model of the structure of DNA). We talk about the men and women who founded some of the oldest colleges.

A walk through 800 years of Cambridge history

FROM$120/ per group

FROM$120/ per group

A thousand years of architecture

A thousand years of architecture

Cambridge has buildings and structures from the 11th century, through to the 14th, 16th 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th. Often these are right next to each other. No one minds.

A thousand years of architecture

FROM$200/ per group

FROM$200/ per group

A Tour of King's College Chapel and Grounds

A Tour of King's College Chapel and Grounds

This tour includes a visit to the splendid King's College Chapel. with its sixteenth century stained glass windows and the college grounds which cross the river. The chapel took 100 years to build because it went through the reigns of five different kings. There is also the Chinese Stone, a marble moment on which are inscribed the first and last lines of the poem The Sadness of Leaving Cambridge by the Chinese poet Xu Zhimo who studied at King's in the 1920s.

A Tour of King's College Chapel and Grounds

FROM$120/ per group

FROM$120/ per group

A walk through 800 years of Cambridge history

A walk through 800 years of Cambridge history

This is a walk with tales of clever but often eccentric people as we go through the city of Cambridge. We see Great St Mary's, the church where the first students studied in 1209 and where in 1381 the peasants revolted. We visit The Eagle pub where in 1953 two young men declared that they had discovered "the secret of life" (they had made a model of the structure of DNA). We talk about the men and women who founded some of the oldest colleges.

A walk through 800 years of Cambridge history

FROM$120/ per group

FROM$120/ per group

A thousand years of architecture

A thousand years of architecture

Cambridge has buildings and structures from the 11th century, through to the 14th, 16th 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th. Often these are right next to each other. No one minds.

A thousand years of architecture

FROM$200/ per group

FROM$200/ per group

A Tour of King's College Chapel and Grounds

A Tour of King's College Chapel and Grounds

This tour includes a visit to the splendid King's College Chapel. with its sixteenth century stained glass windows and the college grounds which cross the river. The chapel took 100 years to build because it went through the reigns of five different kings. There is also the Chinese Stone, a marble moment on which are inscribed the first and last lines of the poem The Sadness of Leaving Cambridge by the Chinese poet Xu Zhimo who studied at King's in the 1920s.

A Tour of King's College Chapel and Grounds

FROM$120/ per group

FROM$120/ per group

Tour Guide - Angela D.

Angela D.

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Cambridge (Living)

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English (Native)

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