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Cambridge longest running river boat tours. Explore Cambridge buy river , city and beyond. Private group/family trips and public hop-on tours.

Cambridge Bike Tours

Cambridge as you’ve never seen it before! Truly the best way to explore this beautiful and fascinating city. Get off the beaten track and discover hidden gems with our knowledgeable guides

Cambridge Highlights Tour

See the best of Cambridge on a 90-minute Cambridge Highlights Walking Tour!

Cambridge Punting

Ready to experience Cambridge like never before? Join us at Cambridge Punting, for a journey that blends history, charm, and adventure.

Cambridge Sculpture Trails

Find illustrated trails of 20th & 21st C public sculpture on our CST website. Download our free app to guide you around the works sited in city streets and tranquil college gardens.

Cambridge Women Tours

Sex and the City - a walking tour This guided tour, led by Cambridge Green Badge guides, reveals the parts played by women in shaping the university, the town and the world beyond.

City Sightseeing Tour

The Cambridge sightseeing tour stops at 18 different locations across the city, bringing you on a tour of the city's main tourist attractions. Enjoy the views and sounds of Cambridge from the top deck of the Hop-On Hop-Off bus, whatever your tastes may be.

CityDays Urban Adventure Hunts

Escape room meets city tour. Explore Cambridge’s historic highlights and hidden quirks in this puzzle-filled adventure through its centre!

Go Quest Adventures: Self Guided City Walk & Interactive Treasure Hunt

Turning City Streets into Adventure Playgrounds! Go Quest Adventures (GQA) offers fun and interactive city Quests all self-guided through the GQA app. On your Quest, explore the streets of Cambridge unlocking a secret trail, solving puzzles & completing challenges earning points along the way. Quests are designed for you to see the city’s highlights but also discover hidden gems and learn unique facts. Get Your Quest Today - Play Anytime! Will you Conquer The Quest?

Grantchester Filming Locations Walking Tour

Enjoy a guided Grantchester tour through the idyllic village on the outskirts of Cambridge, as seen in the hit ITV drama.

Haunted Cambridge Tours

Cambridge guides' scariest storytellers are running ghost tours every Friday and Saturday at 18:30.

Hidden Cambridge

Discover the heart of the ancient city, some of the hidden nooks and crannies you’ve never noticed before around the river crossing and quayside area.

Inside King’s College Chapel

Step inside and feel the magic. Our guides are invited by King’s to lead tours of Cambridge’s most recognisable landmark.

Killer Trails

Would you like to explore the elegant streets of Cambridge whilst solving a world-changing murder mystery? Well, you’ve come to the right place, detective! A Brief Murder In Time is an imaginative treasure hunt with a whodunit twist. This self-guided city tour experience leads you on a thrilling journey around one of the world’s most prestigious university cities, past renowned museums and spectacularly preserved architecture. Along the way, you’ll discover historical landmarks and hidden gems, solve cryptic puzzles and find hidden clues to ultimately deduce whodunit. The game is afoot!

King’s College and King’s College Chapel

King's College Chapel plays a central role in College life, as well as being the most instantly recognizable and iconic building in Cambridge.

Let’s Go Punting

At Let’s Go Punting we offer award-winning private and shared chauffeured punting tours in Cambridge. Sit back, relax and see the majestic Cambridge University 'college backs' in comfort & style.

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One of the oldest surviving buildings in Cambridge is the Leper Chapel on Newmarket Road. Also known as the Chapel of St Mary Magdalene, it dates back to the 12th century and was originally used as a place to isolate victims of leprosy.

Cambridge is a wonderful city to visit for the weekend. From romantic boat trips on the River Cam, to historical architecture and a thriving campus life, this is a beautiful city that’s within easy and convenient reach from London.

Self-guided walking tours of Cambridge are amongst the most popular way to see the sights. This frees you up from outdated guide books and maps, and gives you the opportunity to see the city at your own pace, and listen to helpful commentary along the way. Best of all, you can create your own itinerary from a wealth of rich content available.

Simply download the Urbs app to your smartphone and even enjoy offline access. So now you’re ready for your audio tour of Cambridge, grab your headphones and check out the highlights.

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With the Urbs app there’s no typical itinerary – only a schedule that suits you. Here are some of the sights you can uncover:

On the River

As you’d expect from such a beautiful city, the River Cam takes centre stage. Forget public transportation, River Cam Boat Trips are the only way to see the sights in style! Pack a picnic and a rug, and make the most of it. You’ll pass Cambridge’s colleges and the many bridges of the city – look out for the famous 15-metre Mathematical Bridge, it’s a local talking point. River Cam boat hire is very good value, starting from around £35 for 40 minutes – plus you can make a booking on the day.

Cambridge Culture

For a city as rich as Cambridge, you can expect plenty of culture to soak up. Start with the ADC Theatre – the oldest university playhouse in England, where you can see and hear local talent in abundance. For something entirely different, head over to Fitzwilliam Museum – your audio tour of Cambridge will tell you everything you need to know. Here you can pore over antiques from China, Greece, Italy and ancient Egypt. It’s also the number one attraction on Tripadvisor.

Classic Sights

The beauty of a Cambridge audio tour is that you can take in the sights by foot at your own pace, and there’s plenty to see if you’re on a budget friendly sightseeing tour. Kings Parade is a good option for a starting point. Here you can enjoy great views whilst walking, taking in the gothic architecture in all its glory. Beautiful Cambridge centre is easy to navigate by foot with a little gift shop or two awaiting your visit. Then it’s on to the famous Botanic Garden, a stunning 40-acre stretch of land for those that love walking tours.

There are numerous churches scattered throughout the city, but Great St Mary’s Church (or GSM as the locals say) in central Cambridge is worth a visit. Be sure to climb the tower for some of the best views of the city. Memorial Church guided tours are one of the other attractions that bring in the tourists too.

Campus Cambridge

The University of Cambridge is one of the elite establishments for education in England. The campus is steeped in history and prestige with over 21,000 students currently enrolled. Famous former Cambridge students include: Stephen Hawking, Alan Turing and Charles Darwin, making it a fascinating place to explore. Do expect entrance fees for some of these visits. The campus is vast, however some of Cambridge’s colleges that are most famous include: Magdalene College, Trinity College and of course King’s College.

Culinary Treats

Pub culture is one of the great treats to enjoy if you’re a Cambridge local. The Eagle is one you must visit – with an incredible history dating back to 1953. It’s even considered the ‘birthplace to the secrets of life’ since professors discovered DNA here over a drink! Also, seek out Jack’s Gelato for a wonderful experience. The ice-cream store is famous for unusual flavours that most travellers have never tried – such as marmalade ice-cream and white peach sorbet. The perfect opportunity to pause and indulge in a bit of pop culture.

Discover Cambridge by App

There’s more to the Urbs app than meets the eye, as well as a guided audio tour, you can:

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Put your own itinerary and travel wish list together from over 100 options on the app. The smartphone app works offline as well.

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If you like the comfort of booking tickets in advance to attractions, this is the app for you. You’ll receive a confirmation ticket which you can download and have with you for convenience.

Discover Something New

Most travellers aren’t aware that Cambridge can be very good value. Urbs uncovers hidden gems and inspires you with a host of options and recommendations from those in the know.

Bespoke Tours

If you want to visit Cambridge in an independent and flexible way, the Urbs app allows you to plan your trip, and make bookings ahead of time, ensuring you get the trip tailored to your needs.

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Today I want to share my self-guided walking tour of Cambridge, England with you. This university city to the north of London is a beautiful place to explore. With its stunning colleges, expansive green spaces, bustling shopping streets, and bucolic River Cam, there’s a lot to see on a walk in Cambridge. My self-guided route and map will show you the best of it.

Self-Guided Walking Tour of Cambridge

From the awe-inspiring architecture of King’s College to the riverfront scenery along The Backs, Cambridge is one of the most beautiful cities in the UK .

Whether you love heritage buildings or punting along rivers, shopping at markets or exploring museums, Cambridge has something for everyone.

If you’re taking a Cambridge day trip or have a longer time to spend in Cambridge , you’ll be able to discover a lot in this part of Cambridgeshire.

I’ve been here many times over the years and each visit has shown me more of the city’s big attractions and hidden spaces. I hope my walk helps you enjoy discovering Cambridge as much as I have.

If you want a guided tour, you can see some good options on the GetYourGuide website . I’ve taken many tours with them over the years and I’ve always had a good experience. You can book one here .

Cambridge Walk

My self-guided walking tour of Cambridge starts in Cambridge Market Square. It’s centrally located, so it’s easy to get to from the train station, coach and bus stops, and on foot from other parts of the city.

If you want to, you can spend a bit of time exploring the market or getting something to eat before you begin.

You can also admire Great St Mary’s, the University Church, Cambridge. It sits right next to the market and has a tower with great views of the city. They’re worth seeing if you’re up for a climb.

When you’re done browsing the market and taking in the views, start your Cambridge walk by going around the church on St Mary’s Street and Senate House Hill.

From there, head south past King’s College Chapel on King’s Parade. As you go, you’ll see lots of shops and restaurants on your left and the beautiful buildings of King’s College on your right.

Continue along the road when the shops end and King’s Parade becomes Trumpington Street. Here you’ll pass The Corpus Clock, Corpus Christi College, and St Catharine’s College.

When you reach Silver Street, turn right and continue your self-guided walking tour of Cambridge past Queens’ College Chapel as you make your way to the River Cam.

When you reach it, you’ll see the famous Mathematical Bridge on your right and a punting station on your left.

If you want to, you can take a break from the walk to go punting on the river. If not, continue your Cambridge walk by going straight on Silver Street and across the bridge.

When you’ve passed Queens’ College, turn right onto the pathway between Silver Street and Queens’ Road. It will take you around to The Backs.

These grassy areas along the River Cam are great places to soak up the sun and watch the punts go by. Feel free to stop and sit for a while to take it all in.

When you resume your self-guided walking tour of Cambridge, continue along The Backs until you reach The Avenue.

Turn right on The Avenue and walk through the Trinity College greens and across Trinity Bridge, continuing through the lawns until you reach the college buildings.

Turn left when you get to them and admire the Wren Library (you can visit and see the stunning 17th-century interior if it’s open). Then retrace your steps and continue straight along the path until you reach Garret Hostel Lane.

Turn left on Garret Hostel Lane and walk down the narrow street until you reach Trinity Lane. Turn left on Trinity Lane and follow it as it turns right. This is one of the most beautiful streets in Cambridge, so make sure to have your camera ready.

When you reach Trinity Street, turn left and follow it as it becomes St John’s Street. Along the way you’ll pass shops, cafes, and the beautiful buildings of Trinity College and St John’s College.

When you reach Bridge Street, admire the unique 12th-century Round Church on your right before turning left to walk to the river.

While you go, you’ll pass by restaurants and shops on one side and more buildings from St John’s College on the other. Don’t miss pretty Portugal Place on your right, either.

When you reach Magdalene Bridge, there are more opportunities for punting. You can stop to get out on a boat, or continue your self-guided walking tour of Cambridge by turning around to retrace your steps along Bridge Street.

Continue past The Round Church and Sidney Sussex College as Bridge Street becomes Sidney Street. Then turn right on Green Street. Here you’ll pass by more of Cambridge’s shops and restaurants as you make your way to Trinity Street.

When you get to Trinity Street, turn left, then take another quick left onto Rose Crescent. This pedestrianized street has everything from restaurants with outdoor seating to a Harry Potter-themed shop.

When you reach the end of Rose Crescent, you’ll be back in the market square where you started. Your self-guided walking tour of Cambridge ends here.

Walk Details

Map of the first half of the walk: https://goo.gl/maps/mEWWy9G6BLQyVh2b9

Map of the second half of the walk: https://goo.gl/maps/9kGTF37PNz8Rpi4L9

Further afield: Newnham College , Emmanuel College , Ely , Essex

I hope my self-guided walking tour of Cambridge has made you want to get out and discover this part of Britain. It’s one of the best cities in England and there are a lot of great things to do in Cambridge . Happy walking!

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Best things to do and see in Cambridge

Cambridge is one of the most famous university cities in the United Kingdom (and one of the oldest, along with Oxford) as well as the County Town of Cambridgeshire County. It is located an hour from London and the Cam River is where this city gets its name, (Cam River Bridge.) The prestigious Cambridge University is one of the main attractions in this quaint English city, and the chapel of the King’s College and the Cambridge Library are among the most popular and iconic buildings on the famous campus. 

If you are thinking about what to see in Cambridge , a guided free walking tour with a local who knows the city well is a great idea to help you get to visit the most emblematic spots to get the most out of your trip to this English city. Some of the most popular stops for tourists are places like the University Botanical Gardens, The Backs, The Mathematical Bridge, Kettle’s Yard Art Gallery, The Church of Saint Mary the Great, the 25-acre Parker’s Piece Park, or the different parks at Trinity College; South and North Paddock, or take a boat, (punts) and row the Cam River. What’s more, you can also visit the amazing museums of Cambridge like, the Fitzwilliam Museum, the Archeological and Anthropological Museums, the University Zoology Museum, or Sedgwick’s Museum of Earth Sciences. 

You’ll be able to visit all these iconic landmarks depending on the free walking tour in Cambridge you choose. Take a look online at the different tours available in the morning, afternoon, and evening and then you can read other walkers’ opinions and reviews on the tour guides and the routes they chose. This way you can find the best tour to suit your interests and your schedule. Other cities in the U.K. that might be of interest to you with this type of free walking tour are Brighton, Liss, and Edinburgh.

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A Charming Walking Tour of Cambridge UK (with map)

Cambridge is a beautiful city to visit, especially since it is so easy to come here from London. The historical Cambridge University with its many colleges and traditions form a unique vibe in this college city. Come along with me on a beautiful walking tour of Cambridge UK.

Ever since we lived in Cambridge for an entire month, the city has become our favorite day trip from London . We found spring time in Cambridge to be absolutely gorgeous with all the flowers and trees blooming. So, come along with me on my favorite walking tour of Cambridge UK .

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Favorite Places on My Walking Tour of Cambridge UK

Is Cambridge UK walkable? Oh yes, very much so. Actually, walking is the best way to experience Cambridge.

• Cambridge historical colleges form the main attraction of this college town. Walking down King’s Parade is a beautiful experience.
• Walking along the backs of the colleges  gives you a completely different view of Cambridge’s old center.
• Going punting along River Cam  is a unique experience.
• Cambridge old churches  are scattered all over the city’s center and they are beautiful to visit. One of my favorite quaint English churches is in Cambridge.
• Strolling through beautiful gardens especially during sunny days during the spring is absolutely stunning.

With our map in hand and some comfortable walking shoes let’s start our walking tour of Cambridge UK.

1. The Round Church

The first stop on our walking tour of Cambridge UK is the Round Church, also known as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The Round Church was built by crusaders in the 12th century and is one of the oldest landmarks in Cambridge.

One of only four medieval round churches still in use in England, the Round Church is constructed in the Gothic architectural style. The visitor’s center offers exhibits on the history of the city and the church. It is the perfect place to begin our walking tour because of its iconic appearance and central location in the Cambridge city center.

Checkout the Round Church website for planning your visit to this most famous Cambridge attraction. From here, we will walk down St. John’s Street, which becomes the famous King’s Parade – the only route in the city that passes by all Cambridge Historical Colleges.

2. Great St Mary’s Church

Get ready for a climb! At the North end of King’s Parade, we will come across Great St Mary’s Church.

Look up at the imposing stone tower, which houses the bells that have rung out every day for hundreds of years. For a small fee, you can ascend the staircase within the tower and take in sweeping views of the Historical Colleges. We will visit a couple of these later on our walking tour of Cambridge.

The church has a close relationship with Cambridge University – in fact, it is still required that undergraduate students live within three miles of the church. Inside, enjoy the quiet atmosphere under wooden beamed ceilings and learn about the church’s two impressive organs.

You can find all the details for climbing the Great St Mary’s Church tower on their website. When you’re ready, continue down King’s Parade and Trumpington Street, pass Silver Street, and turn right on Mill Lane.

3. Sheep’s Green

At the end of Mill Lane you will find yourself on the banks of the River Cam. If you’re in a seafaring mood, you can take a boat tour of the Historical Colleges along the river. You may also hire a punt, kayak, or canoe to explore independently. Then, stroll diagonally through the picturesque Sheep’s Green. You will pass by many small ponds and bridges in this expansive park, and eventually you will arrive on the opposite bank of the river.

Walk north on Queen’s Road, then turn right on Silver Street to find the next stop on our walking tour of Cambridge UK.

4. Mathematical Bridge

After walking east on Silver Street, you will find Queen’s College on your left. Near Queen’s College, there is a view of a small wooden bridge. Although its real name is Wooden Bridge, it is known in Cambridge history as Mathematical Bridge because of its fascinating engineering and construction.

There is a popular myth that Isaac Newton built this bridge without using any screws, bolts, or nails. In reality, it was designed and constructed by William Etheredge and James Essex in 1749. It is held together with typical fasteners, but it is famous for its elegant rounded arch shape…even though it is built with only straight planks of wood! You can cross the bridge yourself and explore Queen’s College for £3.50.

When you’re ready to continue our walking tour of Cambridge UK, head back to the west bank of the river.

5. Walk The Backs

A large portion of the remainder of our walking tour of Cambridge UK will take place along The Backs, a scenic tree-lined path that follows the back sides of the Historical Colleges. The Backs is flanked by the colleges’ huge lawns, which have been well-preserved for centuries as a popular green space.

As you walk, listen for the nearby murmuring of the River Cam. Keep to your right, and cross King’s College Bridge when you reach it. Here, you arrive at the magnificent King’s College, a marvel of Gothic English architecture. Notable alumni include mathematician Alan Turing and author Zadie Smith. Wander the grounds if you like, then continue to our next stop.

6. King’s College Chapel

King’s College was not built in a day – in fact, it was not even built in seventy years. Construction on the chapel began in 1446, and was still incomplete when King Henry VIII was coronated in 1509. The chapel was finally completed in 1531 with the installation of vivid stained glass windows. Construction of the chapel took place during the Wars of the Roses, which is part of the reason it took so long. Inside, look up at the intricate, lacy ceilings. Walk along the bold black and white marble floor to the altar, where you can view The Adoration of the Magi by well-known Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens.

If you’re planning to come to Cambridge, make sure you checkout the official King’s College website for the best information about visiting this beautiful chapel.

When you’ve had your fill of the chapel’s stunning architecture and history, exit King’s College and head towards Clare College, just to the west on the bank of the river. There are two stops left on our walking tour of Cambridge UK.

7. Fellows’ Garden at Clare College

Just across the river from Clare College is the sprawling green expanse of the Fellows’ Garden. The garden was designed by Nevill Willmer, a professor of History at Cambridge. Willmer’s interest in color theory paid off in the beautiful flora of the garden.

It is a particularly special place to visit in the spring, when bright sunlight illuminates hundreds of colorful flowers. A small admission fee allows you to wander the garden at your leisure and engage in scholarly thought – or just enjoy the scenery.

Return to the King’s Backs walking path and head north to the final stop on our walking tour of Cambridge UK.

8. St John’s College

The small admission cost to enter the grounds of St John’s college is an excellent value. With entry, you are free to explore the many buildings (called courts) of the college, which are full of attractions. Start with the Bridge of Sighs, a charming bridge that connects Third Court and New Court.

This bridge is modeled after the famous Bridge of Sighs in Venice, and the stone arches and delicate glass windows evoke a romantic Italian atmosphere. Continue our walking tour of Cambridge UK at the College Chapel, where you can view many significant artworks and pieces of history from St John’s. These include statues of notable alumni, such as William Wilberforce, one of a group of influential British slave abolitionists. Other St John’s alumni include Romantic poet William Wordsworth and science fiction author Douglas Adams.

In St John’s college, you will experience some of the most notable historic landmarks in Cambridge. If you are planning to visit, make sure you checkout St John’s visitor information website .

Plan Your Trip to Cambridge UK

Watch my video about planning a trip to Cambridge . This is a simple video that walks you through my custom maps and routes for planning a great trip to Cambridge, UK.

Where to stay in Cambridge? I recommend staying at the affordable Arundel House Hotel for its excellent location and beautiful setting. For a more refined place you can enjoy The Gonvile Hotel on the southern side of Cambridge’s historical center. You can also find other budget hotels in Cambridge .

Book a local tour . Enjoy a beautiful guided punting tour on river Cam which will float you behind all the historical colleges and give you a unique perspective of the town. You can also join this beautifully led historical walking tour of Cambridge . Locally led, this tour will take you to the colleges including a visit to beautiful King’s College.

Coming from London? Book a beautiful Cambridge tour from London . This tour will take you to most important attractions and it’s perfect, especially if you are short on time.

Where to park in Cambridge? Parking at the Grand Arcade is the best place for starting your walking tour of historical Cambridge UK since they are rebuilding the Round church parking structure.  Parking structures have very narrow parking spots in England, so be careful about driving in England and go slowly.

Take a day trip from Cambridge . If you have a few extra days to spend in Cambridge , rent a car in Europe and explore my favorite day trips from Cambridge . The Cambridgeshire countryside is beautiful and the surrounding old villages and manor houses will transport you back in time.

Is Cambridge UK Worth Visiting?

Absolutely! Cambridge has become my favorite day trip from London . With its small historical center and idyllic River Cam location, Cambridge is beautiful to visit especially during spring. Our children loved walking the narrow streets and the many ducks with ducklings in the ponds and on River Cam. Plan to spend at least an entire day in this lovely historical city.

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Thank you so much for this very lively tour ! I am going to Cambridge in 2 weeks and shall definitely follow your steps !

Anonymous….glad you found my tour guide helpful in planning your trip to Cambridge. Have fun…Cambridge is a beautiful place.

I’m going to Cambridge tomorrow and will be using your excellent blog to plan my route! Thank you for taking the time to write it :)

James…thank you for letting me know you will use my walking tour of Cambridge to plan your visit. Have fun…beautiful city! You made my day!

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Cambridge Audio Tour App

Punting audio tour, want to see cambridge like a local.

Our award-winning Cambridge Audio Tour App is perfect for visitors who want to explore the city in their language.

The app has English, Mandarin, and Cantonese audio tours to accompany your Cambridge punting experience. However, more languages are due to be released on the app soon.

Download our free Cambridge Audio Tour App today.

What is the Cambridge Audio Tour App?

You can enhance your punting experience with the Cambridge Audio Tour App. It allows you to listen to audio tours in several languages to learn more about the buildings and landmarks you’ll see on tour.

The app is free to use when you book with the Traditional Punting Company, and it’s a great way to ensure you don’t miss anything while enjoying the sights of Cambridge.

How does the punting tour app work?

Start the app when you are ready to begin your tour. As you punt down the river, the audio will automatically begin playing. So while you enjoy the view, you can listen to relevant sections. You will enjoy exploring Cambridge with the Cambridge Audio Tour App.

The tour starts at the company’s departure point. Then, it takes guests along the river to see famous sights, including The Bridge of Sighs, Kings College and the Mathematical Bridge. While punting, they can listen to relevant audio sections from the tour. The audio tour provides exciting and fun facts about the buildings along the route.

When you have limited time or want to learn more about Cambridge’s history and culture, this is an excellent way to explore the city. It is also ideal for families with young children who may be unable to stay focused during a more extended tour.

Where do we start our punting tour?

We begin our tour at La Mimosa, near Jesus Green. The Traditional Punting Company will supply you with a code allowing you to download and use the app for free once you have booked online.

You will see seven historic riverside colleges and nine bridges during the tour. Famous sights include the Mathematical Bridge, the Bridge of Sighs and Kings College. The relevant audio section will be available for playing while punting along the river. There will also be some fun and exciting information about the beautiful buildings.

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Welcome to Cambridge, home to more than 20,000 students from all walks of life and all corners of the world. Cambridge is rich in cultural diversity. You will find beautiful University and College buildings, museums and art galleries, extensive gardens and punts on the River Cam. A unique city centre small enough to explore on foot, and just a short walk from the train station.

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The University of Cambridge encourages visitors to wear face coverings whilst enjoying our indoor spaces. Some buildings and facilities continue to operate free ticketing and reduced visitor numbers to ensure safe social distancing. Cambridge University Libraries are providing a blend of online, zero-contact and in-person services. Before you travel, check ahead to see if you need to book in advance.

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See the best of Cambridge on a 90-minute Cambridge Highlights Walking Tour with Cantab Tours!

• Accredited and qualified tour guides
• Fun and informative walking tours
• See the iconic sights - famous colleges, King's Parade, Senate House, the River Cam
• Perfect for short visits or as an introduction to Cambridge
• Tours start from the University of Cambridge Museums Shop at 18 King's Parade every day

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The Cambridge Highlights Tour is the perfect way to take in the world-famous sights of Cambridge.

Fully qualified guides will ensure that you have an entertaining and informative tour that covers all the city centre’s must-see sights. From the famous historic colleges to Senate House, the Corpus Clock and the Cavendish Laboratory – there is plenty to see! While you’re here, spot students heading to class, retrace the steps of your favourite alumni, take in the enchanting atmosphere, and most importantly – have fun! 

Perfect for short visits or as an introduction to Cambridge. The Cambridge Highlights Tour is ideal for first-time visitors wanting to make the most of their time during their stay.

All Cantab Tours’ guides are professionally trained and hold either a Blue or Green Badge awarded by the Institute of Tourist Guiding and are members of the Society of Cambridge Tourist Guides .

Tour Details

Tours run every day at 11.30am and 2pm during July and August.

Advance booking advised.

Tours are 90 minutes long.

Tours cost £20 per person (£12 per child).

Our public walking tours depart from The University of Cambridge Museums Shop, 18 King’s Parade, Cambridge CB2 1SP.

Please arrive 10 minutes before your tour is due to start.

Your guide will make themselves known to you. They will be wearing the official Green or Blue Badges to show they are qualified guides.

Any questions? Read our FAQs .

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Tours run every day at 11.30am and 2pm during July and August

See the famous Cambridge sights including:

• The Old Cavendish Laboratory
• The Eagle Pub
• The Corpus Clock
• The Senate House
• King's Parade
• Corpus Christi College
• King's College
• Gonville & Caius College
• Trinity College
• Queens' College
• St Catharine's College

Why Choose Cantab Tours?

Experienced.

Cantab Tours have a wealth of experience in providing high-quality walking tours of Cambridge. Our team has previously worked with Visit Cambridge for many years as the providers of their official guided tour service. In fact, we have been delivering tours of Cambridge since the 1970s!

We work closely with The Society of Cambridge Tourist Guides and all of our tour guides are accredited and proudly wear the widely-recognised Blue or Green badges awarded by the Institute of Tourist Guiding . The training lasts almost a year and our guides have such a broad knowledge they can answer most questions you will have including questions on the application process for prospective students.

Entertaining.

As well as being fully qualified, our tour guides are all extremely passionate about Cambridge and its history. Many of our guides are Cambridge University Alumni or are associated with the University in some way. They will guarantee that you will have an enjoyable and engaging tour – full of interesting historical facts and fascinating stories. No boring or scripted tours here!

Our Cambridge Highlights Tour is only £20 per person (£12 for children) for a 90-minute tour, and our Private Tours start at just £90 for up to 20 people offering great value for money and the perfect way to see Cambridge.

Our Cambridge Highlights Tour is only £20 per person (£12 for children) for a 90-minute tour, and our private tours start at just £90 for up to 20 people offering great value for money and the perfect way to see Cambridge.

Private Guided Tours of Cambridge

For a more personalised experience, book a private walking tour of Cambridge with one of our expert guides. Explore more of the central Cambridge Colleges and other famous sights on a fully customisable private tour.

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Harvard visitor center tours.

All tours are 45 to 60 minutes long. Registration is required in advance for both in-person and virtual tours. Weekly tour registration will be available every Friday. You can download the Visit Harvard mobile app on iOS and Android devices. During business hours you may purchase a Self-Guided Tour Map for $3 available in multiple languages.

For information about Harvard College Admissions tours for prospective students, visit their website .

Official Historical Tour of Harvard

The free, student-led public walking tour through Harvard Yard provides a history of the University, general information, and a unique view on the students’ individual experience. 

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Explore Harvard with our free mobile app, featuring a collection of self-guided walking tours. Whichever tour you decide to embark on, you’ll be sure to learn something new.

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Historical Tour of Harvard

Learn the history behind well-known spots across Harvard’s campus! Each stop highlights iconic buildings, traditions, alumni, and much more.

Harvard Public Art & Culture Tour: Allston

Explore vibrant public art in Allston! You’ll encounter can’t-miss installations along Western Avenue and learn the stories behind them and their artists.

Harvard Public Art & Culture Tour: Cambridge

Discover a new side to our campus through an art-filled adventure! Explore outdoor art, famous architecture, renowned cultural institutions, and more.

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The Harvard and the Legacy of Slavery Walking Tour Experience explores Harvard University’s entanglements with the institution of slavery through a 10-stop tour around Harvard’s campus.

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General tour information.

The Harvard University Visitor Center offers several different types of tours. For our in person tour offerings on campus, we provide the Official Historical Tour of Harvard. All tours are provided to the public for free and to private groups for a fee. Our tours typically run 45-60 minutes.

To view the schedule and register for our free public tours (virtual and in person), please visit our Eventbrite page . To request a virtual or in person private tour, visit this link .

We also offer a free self-guided historical tour through the Visit Harvard mobile app, which you can download on iOS and Android devices. You can take this self-guided tour on campus or from the comfort of your own home.

Information About Free In Person Tours

The in person Historical Tour of Harvard explores Harvard Yard. Tours depart from the Visitor Center which is located at the front desk in the Smith Campus Center. Our address is 1350 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138.

Registration for our in person tours must be made in advance. Registration is made available starting the Friday before your tour week. Parties of up to 14 persons can register for a free in person tour. Parties of 15-60 are encouraged to submit a request for a private tour .

Registered tour goers should arrive at the Visitor Center at least 15 minutes before your tour to check-in. Tours depart from the Smith Campus Center and end in Harvard Yard.

Information About the Visit Harvard Mobile App

Visit Harvard is a free mobile app by the Harvard Visitor Center that features a collection of self-guided tours centered around the Harvard University experience. The Visit Harvard mobile app can be downloaded by anyone with a smartphone, tablet, or desktop, to be enjoyed from wherever you might be visiting, whether it’s in-person at Harvard or from the comfort of your own home.

What tours are being offered in the mobile app? Currently on the app, visitors can take a mobile version of our popular in-person and virtual tour, the Historical Tour of Harvard.

How long is the mobile tour? This self-guided tour takes place across 14 mapped stops through Harvard’s campus. At a standard walking pace, it will take between 45-60 minutes to complete the 1 mile long tour.

Can I take the mobile tour in-person or virtually? The mobile tour is designed to be accessed in-person on Harvard University’s campus, starting at the Harvard Visitor Center, located at the Smith Campus Center in Harvard Square (1350 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA). It can also be viewed from the comfort of your own home. Simply download Visit Harvard in the app store, select the Historical Tour of Harvard, and begin your journey!

Where can I download the Visit Harvard mobile app? You can download the Visit Harvard mobile app on the Apple App Store and Google Play . There is also a desktop version of the app you can access here .

Learn More About the Harvard College Admissions Process

For more information about Harvard College Admissions, please visit their official website . Their contact information can be found here .

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Billie Eilish Announces 'Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour'

An extensive global run to accompany her imminent third studio album..

With her third studio album Hit Me Hard and Soft just two New Music Fridays away, Billie Eilish has announced the corresponding Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour . The lengthy global run kicks off this summer and sees the singer bringing the album across North America, Australia and Europe.

Eilish is set to kick off the extensive trek at the end of September, delivering the first performance in Quebec. She’ll then make stops across North America – including New York City, Nashville, Denver and Chicago – before heading to Australia next February. She’s then slated to head to Europe  – Stockholm, Copenhagen and Barcelona, included – before closing out across the pond next June, where she’ll perform six nights at London’s O2 arena.

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As Biden abandons 'Bidenomics,' Harris makes a different case before Black voters

ATLANTA — Vice President Kamala Harris is shaking up her approach to the Black community and making the economy the focal point of a multi-state tour that she kicked off on Monday in Georgia.

Harris came to the battleground state to make an urgent case to voters who delivered a surprise victory for President Joe Biden that he'll ease their everyday costs if he wins reelection. It’s part of a concerted effort by the White House to win back disappointed Americans by putting kitchen table issues at the front of the president's agenda.

During much of last year, Biden campaigned on a slogan of "Bidenomics" touting wins such as historic investments in infrastructure, manufacturing and the middle class. But Biden struggled to convince voters they were experiencing a post-pandemic economic revival as the cost of food; housing and other services have remained high – even after inflation has decreased from its peak.

During her visit, the vice president focused on lowering housing costs, decreasing debt and increasing wealth for Black communities.

"Everybody wants a job and President Joe Biden and I are very proud that in our administration, we have brought Black unemployment down to historic lows," Harris said. "But that's a baseline."

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Harris sought to draw attention to actions the Biden administration has taken to increase entrepreneurs' access to capital, lower housing costs, support historically Black Colleges and Universities and lessen college debt during a moderated conversation and a stop at an Atlanta nonprofit.

"We know that home ownership is probably the most effective way to build intergenerational wealth," Harris declared during an on-stage discussion with the leaders of a Black entrepreneur network.

Biden's support from Black voters is experiencing significant attrition in particular. Much of it coming from Black men.

He trails presumptive GOP nominee and former President Donald Trump in a handful of battleground states, including Georgia. An April survey taken by Morning Consult showed him eight points down in the swing state that he beat Trump in nearly four years ago. Georgia voters say the economy is their top concern in the 2024 presidential election, and just 29% say the economy is on the right track.

Harris' job approval rating is also upside down with voters. She had a 52% disapproval rating nationally in a USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll in March. A bare majority of Black voters, 51%, approved in the same poll.

Her overall support from voters was similar in Georgia in the Morning Consult survey taken in April, when 38% of the state's voters said they had a favorable view of her and 53% said they did not.

Her visit to Atlanta included a stop at the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs, where she spoke with Black small business owners about increasing wealth and ways, they are working to support one another. She toured the facility with Georgia's senators, Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff, and Rep. Nikema Williams, who also acts as the state party chair.

The vice president also sat down with Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings of the business and finance podcast Earn Your Leisure.

In the discussion Harris raised the issue of highways that cut through Black communities, which she said the administration says its working to reconnect. One such project in Atlanta is receiving $158 million from the Biden administration.

She also slapped back at conservatives' attacks on diversity equity and inclusion initiatives, telling the audience, "We understand that you can’t truly invest in the strength of our nation, if you do not pay attention to diversity, equity and inclusion."

Harris has done events on the economy in underserved communities in the past. Georgia marks the start of an economic opportunity tour that will take her to Michigan next week. A previous tour that Harris embarked on in battleground states aimed to increase support for reproductive rights.

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An audio tour currently available in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese to accompany your punting tour in Cambridge. This app is designed to be used starting at the Quayside end of the river. If booking with Let’s Go Punting or Traditional Punting Company then the app can be unlocked free of Charge using a pin. During the tour, you will pass 7 different riverside colleges and 9 bridges. Famous sights include; The Bridge of Sighs, Kings College Chapel and New Court St Johns. As you are punting a long river the relevant section of audio will be available for your play providing information about the historic buildings you are passing.  Once the app is downloaded you can enter the river tour either via purchasing the tour (*in-app purchase) or redeem the pin provided by Lets Go Punting or Traditional Punting Company.  For this app to work GPS services must be turned on. 

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Billie Eilish is coming to metro Phoenix. Everything to know about her 2024 tour

Billi e Eilish is scheduled to bring her tour in support of a forthcoming album titled “Hit Me Hard and Soft” to Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale on Friday, Dec. 13, 2024.

This is slated to be Eilish's first metro Phoenix concert since the Happier Than Ever: The World Tour played Desert Diamond Arena (then called Gila River Arena) in April 2022.

“Hit Me Hard and Soft” is set for a May 17 release. The new album was written by Eilish and Finneas, her brother and long-time collaborator who also produced the album. It is available to preorder, add or save at billieeilish.lnk.to/hitmehardandsoft .

How to get tickets to Billie Eilish in metro Phoenix

The general on-sale starts at noon Arizona time on Friday, May 3, at billieeilish.com .

Presale information for Billie Eilish in Phoenix

American Express card members can purchase tickets before the general public from noon Arizona time on Tuesday, April 30, until 11 a.m. Friday, May 3, with additional presales running through the week. Any remaining tickets will be available during the general on-sale starting at noon on Friday, May 3, at  billieeilish.com .

What to know about Billie Eilish resale tickets

The goal is to give fans, not scalpers, the best chance to buy tickets at face value. To make this possible, Eilish has chosen to use Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange. If fans purchase tickets for a show in the U.S. or Canada and can't attend, they'll have the option to resell them to other fans at the original price paid.

To help protect the Exchange, the tour has requested all tickets be mobile only and restricted from transfer. This applies to all shows except those in Colorado, Illinois and New York, where Face Value Exchange cannot be mandated. A valid bank account or debit card within the country of your event is required to sell on the Face Value Exchange. More information on how the Ticketmaster Exchange works is available at ticketmaster.com.

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Is 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' sustainable?

The album will be available on all digital platforms and — in a continued effort to minimize waste and combat climate change — across all physical formats in limited variants on the same day, with the same track listing and using 100% recyclable materials. For more information on all sustainable practices for this album release, visit store.billieeilish.com/pages/sustainability .

What to know about Billie Eilish's tour sustainability efforts

Eilish will continue her long-standing partnership with environmental nonprofit Reverb on this tour, building on the success of previous efforts, which resulted in more than $1 million donated to environmental, greenhouse gas reduction, and climate justice projects, more than 150,000 fan actions and more. Sustainability efforts on this tour will include reducing greenhouse gas pollution, decreasing single-use plastic waste, supporting climate action and updating concession offerings to promote and encourage plant-based food options with Support+Feed.

In keeping with her commitment to making a difference in the environmental impact of her music and touring, a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales in North America will go to Reverb and its ongoing effort to help support organizations across the country addressing the impacts of food insecurity and the climate crisis.

The Billie Eilish Reverb Eco-Villages will be set up at two locations in the main concourse of each show, where fans can take part in the tour’s sustainability efforts, connect with nonprofits and take meaningful action for people and the planet.

What to know about Support+Feed

Support+Feed will be launching a 360 campaign throughout the tour, offering an expanded version of the Support+Feed Pledge inspiring fans to eat one plant-based meal a day for 30 days with digital elements and community activations. Fans can also participate in plant-based food drives in select cities to raise awareness and gather food to distribute to local communities.

Why Billie Eilish wants fans to take public transportation

Fans are encouraged to join the effort to make the “Hit Me Hard and Soft” tour more sustainable by taking public transportation, where possible, and carpooling to and from the shows to help reduce greenhouse gas pollution. Fans will receive information via email about public transportation options before the show.

Venue partners are also helping to lessen the environmental footprint of the tour. In addition to efforts to decrease waste through reducing or eliminating single-use plastics and diverting landfill waste with compost and recycling, venues will be offering plant-based food options at all shows.

What to know about RockNRefill bottles

Fans are encouraged to bring an empty reusable water bottle or donate for a custom RockNRefill Nalgene bottle to fill up at the free water refill stations located at each venue. The RockNRefill bottles and refill stations are located at the Eco-Villages in the main concourse at all shows.

What to wear to Billie Eilish's concert

Fans are also encouraged to fight fast fashion by opting for thrifted, upcycled or borrowed clothes instead of buying new clothing to wear to shows.

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Ian Finnis, long-time caddie for Tommy Fleetwood, undergoes open-heart surgery

Tommy Fleetwood and caddy Ian Finnis last competed together at THE PLAYERS Championship 2024. (Francois Nel/Getty Images)

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Tommy Fleetwood’s longtime caddie, Ian Finnis, is one of the most recognizable loopers on TOUR because of both his height and the length of his partnership with Fleetwood. The 6-foot-7 caddie has stood alongside the 5-foot-8 Fleetwood since 2016, a span that includes three Ryder Cup appearances and seven top-five finishes in majors.

That’s why it was immediately obvious when Finnis was not at Fleetwood’s side at the Valero Texas Open and the Masters Tournament. Fleetwood said at the time that Finnis had been dealing with a prolonged infection. On Tuesday, Finnis revealed on his Instagram story that he had undergone open-heart surgery.

“Open heart surgery done!!” Finnis wrote in a post to his Instagram story along with a photo of him laying in a hospital bed with a large scar down his chest. “Massive thanks to all at the NHS staff. Unreal service and people! The road to recovery has started. Thanks for all the love.”

Fleetwood told PGATOUR.COM that Finnis had been feeling ill since before Christmas while dealing with “some sort of infection.”

The two competed in THE PLAYERS Championship together, but Fleetwood said they decided after their tie for 35th that Finnis would skip the Valero to rest up for the Masters Tournament.

“He’s definitely moving in the right direction,” Fleetwood said in San Antonio, where he had Adrian Rietveld, a senior manager at TaylorMade, on the bag. Fleetwood used a local caddie, Gray Moore, en route to a third-place finish.

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Justin timberlake's rotating floating stage impresses concertgoers, justin timberlake defies gravity on floating tour stage how's he not falling off.

Justin Timberlake kicked off his new tour this week -- and his stage is already the talk of the town ... 'cause it defies the laws of physics Newton worked so hard to confirm!

JT debuted an awesome set design Monday for the first show of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour -- which officially got under at the inaugural stop in Vancouver, BC ... wowing the crowd at Rogers Arena with a massive floating stage for his performance of "Mirrors."

Check it out ... Justin is strapped into a safety harness as the elevated platform rocks back and forth -- letting concertgoers take it all in at various angles and vantage points.

The end of this particular number was equally impressive ... as the singer was filmed walking backwards as the stage folded into an upright position. Clearly, JT ain't afraid of heights!!!

The elevated set was used on more than one occasion during the show ... as Justin's face was projected onto the platform during his performance of "SexyBack," setting a futuristic tone for the tour.

The singer certainly pulled out all the stops for this world tour ... and yes, if you feel like you've seen something like this before in a musical setting -- your eyes aren't deceiving you.

Of course, the one artist that came to mind for this floating stage was none other than Kanye West -- who famously implemented a similar design years ago while he was touring.

Granted, Justin's stage is slightly more impressive ... because it moves and turns a helluva lot more -- something that certainly dazzled the audience who got to see it for the first time ever.

As you know ... Justin is now touring after releasing his latest album, and this will run through the end of the year. We've heard there's a lot of interest from promoters to get an *NSYNC tour together ... but that's probably not gonna happen until JT can wrap up this current thing.

Based on how cool his show looks on his own -- you can only imagine what they would possibly do with all the other guys ... if anything this only wetting people's boy band appetite.

Anyway ... we'll see how JT does on tour -- so far so good, and the place looked packed!

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