Meeting Point

Market Square outside a shop named "Anthropologie"

Market Square by Anthropologie shop

It's all a matter of degrees, isn't it? Especially when different people coexisted in a state of tension after one group was granted privileges over the other group.

Trinity College (front of Great Gate)

Kings, geniuses and treasurers make a unique successful combination in this college.

Magdalene College

Walking, talking and writing: the man who gave us Narnia and Mere Christianity lived and worked here.

Senate House Hill

A unique spot which has witnessed the doings of meticulous medics, inventive engineers and unbending men

Bene't Street

A most unusual clock and a common pub with an uncommon history. As if that wasn't enough, a most ancient church building, too.

Free School Lane

Science changed forever as a result of discoveries that took place at the laboratory housed in a neo-Gothic building... just like so many other buildings in Cambridge. A "Who is Who" among famous scientists has passed through its doors.

Trumpington Street

A deposit of priceless manuscripts. A will and testament that has changed the health conditions of millions. A set of clothing that marks you apart from other fellows.

King's Parade

Have you ever heard the angel-like singing of the King's College Chapel Choir? If you are one of those who does, this will be the highlight of your visit to Cambridge.

King's Parade (outside main entrance to King's College)

End of tour.

Ending Point

Outside King's College (main entrance on King's Parade)