And not just to wander around but to actively take photographs. just incredible! And it left indelible impressions of dappled summer sunlight filtering through the trees!

Cambridge Railway station announces "Cambridge - home of Anglia Ruskin University" with an admirable display of chutzpah, but obviously it is the older foundations which come in for the attention. Many,but not all,colleges allow tours and they can be booked at the tourist information centre....More

Fur holidays I wear speedos but for this visit, I decide on Cuban heels and a tight leather jacket. My word, the colleges are splendid - many famous and each has a special place - Trinity is where Newton dropped his apples, Kings is where...More

If you start early enough you can stroll all over Cambridge without having to fight the crowds. Even in December the sun can be pleasantly warming and lend a warm glow to stone and wood.

The University of Cambridge is an umbrella unlike most other universities. It's a series of colleges with several campuses and buildings. Therefore to visit the University you have to decide what colleges to visit or stand outside and look at many different exteriors. There are...More

I visited Cambridge with my son and his girlfriend as he is going to Cambridge university in October, we had a tour and I absolutely think the place is amazing, the town centre is great I love all the little shops, I just love Cambridge.

You really can't dislike the iconic colleges of Cambridge University, they are beautiful in the day and in the night. Often, you can go in for free if you ask, and if not - then the fee is usually not too bad for tourists. One...More