University of Cambridge - Cambridge

Jerry S.

Hundreds of years of history, and stories of academic, political, and business success, and strong community engagement. There’s a fabulous market, the selection and prices are really good. Optimum dining and drinking establishments (ie ‘The Anchor’) and the best Chelsea buns, … at ‘Fitzbillies’ offer friendly and attentive service. There’s also the Time Eating Corpus Christ clock and a Gin Laboratory for additional fun. Pinting is an option, prices vary so take note, and the sun can really beat down on a hot day. A great getaway, walk the many parks, ‘shop drop,’ and explore. You’ll love the visit. An easy ride from King’s Cross Station.. PS.. take the non stop direct run to Cambridge.

Nick Q.

It's more about just walking through the historical campus taking in the amazing scenery but also about learning the background how this place function. It is then easier to grasp how people who went through this place could contribute so much to science, mathematics, literature etc.

This place is like the perfect garden bed with the right soils. The seeds are given the best possible conditions to grow, to blossom and some eventually into giants.

Rashedul I. S.

The University of Cambridge is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, located in Cambridge, England. Founded in 1209, it has a long history of academic excellence and groundbreaking research. The university is composed of numerous colleges and departments, offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Known for its rigorous academic standards, Cambridge has produced many notable alumni, including renowned scientists, writers, and world leaders. Its beautiful historic buildings, libraries, and vibrant student life make it a hub of intellectual and cultural activity.

Salina P.

We did a day visit to Cambridge University and walked around a few of the colleges. Be prepared for all the tourists! Definitely recommend punting - we went with Scudamore’s. Unless you’re really good at navigating a punt through a crowded river, I’d suggest refraining from doing it yourself. Just relax, enjoy your wine and take in the stunning views.
Pleasantly surprised with all the breakfast and lunch options available in the area. You won’t go hungry 😃

Gaang H.

I went on a punting tour around Cambridge University, and the view was incredible! It was so cool how we learnt about the history of each building!

Random E.

After sometimes we visited city centre of Cambridge, it was a lovely day with sunshine, we strolled around the city centre and finished it with a nice drink 🥤

R M.

Beautiful and historic, many colleges making up the university and each with is own heritage and story behind it, a lot to see and beautiful architecture. People generally seem very nice and of course educated and shows the pleasant nature of discipline, good manners all around. Punting and visit to the museums and college are a must, a busy place but enjoyable.

Jennifer D. A. P.

Beautiful and intimate place where scholars of all walks of life come together to embrace education.