Meeting Point

On the corner of St John's Street and Bridge Street, CB2 1ER

On the corner of St John's Street and Bridge Street, CB2 1ER

Magdalene College

During his years at Cambridge, C S Lewis was both a Professor of Literature and a Madgalene College Fellow.

Magdalene Street and Bridge Street

C S Lewis liked to walk. He walked these streets as he made his way to impart lectures. Did he rehearse in his mind beforehand what he was going to say? We shall hear a few words from one of his lectures.

Senate House Hill - Great St Mary's Church

Oxford's loss was Cambridge's gain: C S Lewis move from one university to the other went well in more ways than one.

King's Parade

We will walk down King's Parade, passing King's College Chapel on our right. Lewis admired the Chapel, just like you and me. We shall hear few words about this admiration and the reason for it.

Mill Lane

Lewis gave his lectures at Cambridge University at its Lecture Rooms here. We shall hear about how he was not just a famous writer but also an engaging lecturer.

Ending Point

Fitzbillies', 51-52 Trumpington Street, CB2 1RG