Although larger in Medieval Times, the market still features fresh produce & crafts.
4 min
At one time the city’s main street, King’s Parade features many historic buildings.
3 min
Affectionately called Catz, this 15th-century college features a three-sided court.
3 min
This church is dedicated to the patron saint of travelers.
2 min
The two sites of this college are joined by the Wooden Bridge over the River Cam.
3 min
This area offers excellent views of many of the city’s colleges.
1 min
This is the city’s second oldest college & the first to accommodate its students.
2 min
Garrett Hostel Bridge offers great views along the River Cam.
2 min
If open, the back entrance to Trinity College offers a closer look at the college.
1 min
Founded in 1844 in London, this college moved to Cambridge in 1899.
2 min
Likely the longest inhabited part of the city, this area features a gallery & museum.
3 min
The nearby Castle Hill is where the original Roman encampment was built.
2 min
This college is recognized as the city’s second largest college.
3 min
This college boasts many famous former students, including 31 Nobel Prize winners.
3 min
This road was built on the back yard of a large inn, the Rose and Crown.
3 minA 60-minute walk through the ancient city, taking in classic sights such as Kings’ College, Queens’ College, Trinity College, The Mathematical Bridge and The Backs.
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