Tour

Cambridge University Guided Tour

  • 2 Stunden

Step into the historic heart of Cambridge and discover its great cultural heritage. On this guided tour, you'll learn about the city that inspired various prominent figures.

Cambridge University Guided Tour

Meet at the entrance to King's College at the selected time for a 1.5-hour exploration of Cambridge. The tour covers a thousand years of human history, starting with the Great Saint Mary's Church. You'll see the room where Newton developed his theory of gravity and learn about the apple tree myth. The tour includes a visit to the pub where Watson and Crick made a significant 20th-century discovery, along with a modern clock that does not tell the time correctly. The tour showcases Gothic and Neoclassical architecture.

The guide will be a University of Cambridge graduate or current student, providing insights into the city's history and architecture. You'll learn about the student culture, including college traditions, and interesting facts about various colleges like Corpus Christi College, Trinity College, Pembroke College, and Clare College.

Additionally, you'll visit important libraries like Cambridge University Library and Christopher Wren Library. Highlights include Queens’ College, King’s College backs, Clare College, The Senate House, Gonville and Caius College, and The Eagle Pub. The tour promises an engaging experience full of unique stories.

Private Tour of Cambridge

If you prefer a personalized experience, consider booking a private tour of Cambridge. This option allows you to explore the city at your own pace and choose a time that suits you.

Preise

Inklusive

  • English–speaking guide

Tipps

  • Accessibility: Yes

Standort

Aktivitätsort

Byard Art, 14 Kings Parade, Cambridge, CB2 1SJ, United Kingdom

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