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Discover the rich history and vibrant atmosphere of Cambridge on a guided walking tour through the heart of this iconic university city in England. Led by passionate local guides, this experience reveals the stories and ideas that have shaped Cambridge for over eight centuries.
As you stroll through the city, you'll explore the origins of the university, its ties to Christian monasteries, and the pivotal role it played during the Protestant Reformation. Hear fascinating tales of renowned alumni like Isaac Newton, William Wilberforce, and John Milton, and learn how their legacies continue to influence the world today.
Your tour includes entrance to the historic Round Church, where you can enjoy an insightful exhibition and a short film that sets the scene for your walk. Depending on availability, you'll also have the chance to step inside up to two of Cambridge's famous colleges, immersing yourself in their unique traditions and architecture.
This small-group experience ensures a personal and engaging atmosphere, with groups capped at 15 participants. Tours are conducted in English and last approximately two hours, meeting at 2:15pm inside the Round Church on select weekdays. Please note that college entry is subject to availability and may be restricted during exam periods.
Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about Cambridge's enduring influence, this walking tour offers a memorable way to connect with the city's past and present. Secure your spot now and uncover the secrets of Cambridge with an expert guide.
