Explore Cambridge

Ex plor e CAMBRIDGE Take a Visit to. The Eagle ALFR- NOBEL Choice for many a renowned academic, including Nobel Prize-winning scientists Crick and Watson, credited with discovering DNA. Take a look at the famous RAF ceiling with signatures of RAF pilots who returned from the Second World War and signed their names on the ceiling using only cigarette lighters, candle smoke and lip stick. FACT The Saxons called Cambridge "Grantabrycge' (bridge over the river Granta). The name of the town The alma mater 14 of Prime Ministers gradually changed to Cambridge. Trinity COLLEGE IS ONE OF 3 Saints CAMBRIDGE'S Se The University BIGGEST AND MOST 1 in5 journeys in Cambridge is made by bike ATTRACTIVE No better place to relax than.. The Drchard Tea Garden Grantchester Planted in /868 the orchard became a tea room by accident when a group of students asked if they could take tea in its picturesque grounds. Now more famous people have taken tea here than anywhere else in the world, including Rupert Brooke best known for his poem The Soldier, who lodged at Orchard House in the early 20th century. GO PUNTING You'll see unparalleled views of the colleges, gardens and parklands. Let's Go Punting offers a chauffeur service Captain of your own baat with Scudamores FINE "DINING T M DULGÉ Midsummer House IN A SPOT OF Retail Therapy Alimentum Try, Rose Crescent, Trinity Street, Magdalene Street & Bridge Street Historical attractions TOUR BUS THE ROUND CHURCH THE LEPER CHAPEL ST BENET'S TOHER 8+ Pin Designed by wueue.citystayuk.com