To start the tour, follow Market St. to its end, where it intersects Sidney St.
3 min
Though surrounded by modern buildings, parts of this church date to the 12th century.
2 min
This late 16th-century college was founded by Lady Frances Sidney.
2 min
This small, Norman church is one of the last surviving round churches in Britain.
2 min
From this pub, follow Lower Park Street to the entrance of Jesus Green.
23 s
This park is named for the nearby Jesus College, which was founded in 1496.
3 min
One of Cambridge’s most celebrated spaces, this park is named for its Midsummer Fair.
3 min
Go to the other side of the roundabout and follow Short Street to New Square.
50 s
This pedestrian area features the Grafton Centre, a major retail outlet.
2 min
Named after its original owner, this park has a rich history of civic gatherings.
4 min
This Catholic church is a good example of Gothic Revival architecture.
1 min
The monument here commemorates Thomas Hobson, a stable owner and carrier.
2 min
Part of the University of Cambridge, this is one of the world’s top business schools.
1 min
Known locally as the Fitz, this is the University of Cambridge’s art museum.
2 min
The city’s oldest college, Pembroke, was founded in 1284.
2 min
Opened in the early 1920s, this bakery recently expanded to include a restaurant.
50 s
This narrow, medieval street features several historic locations.
2 min
The ancient church on this street has been a place of worship for around 900 years.
2 min
This theatre was founded in 1936 by Maynard Keynes and has hosted many stars.
2 minThis 60-minute walk discovers some of Cambridge’s lesser-known attractions, as well as its famous green spaces. See Jesus Green, Midsummer Common, Parker’s Piece, Peterhouse, Pembroke College and the Fitzwilliam Museum.
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