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Cambridge City - An Overview

Cambridge is a university city, and hence it will not be wrong to say that it owes its young vibe to the vivacious population of students, which flocks the city 24/7. With university buildings’ spires dominating its blue skies, Cambridge is deemed the most loved attraction in the United Kingdom, and ‘why not?’ the city’s overwhelming green-cover, its medieval streets, magical meadows, and enchanting gardens make it a wholesome package that it is. As per historians, the city dates back to the Roman conquest of Britain, but the exact answer to ‘how and when’ the university came into being, stills shrouds in mystery. However, there is one story, which is widely accepted by all. As per it, the university came into being in 1209 and was established by some Oxford scholars who left the university to protest the wrongful execution of their colleague who was declared a murderer.

Top Activities in Cambridge

• Cambridge Food Tours

  Dutch-born Gerla de Boer is a Cambridge-based foodie who loves showing people her adopted home city and its amazing foods!! Her Cambridge Food Tours basically comprises of walking tours of the city with multiple stops where the participants taste drinks, wines and food from the best local suppliers. It's a great way to see the city, and Gerla from her deep experience knows a good restaurant from a bad one, hence you won’t be disappointed.

• Grantchester

  Though the world has changed, not Grantchester. It remains the same picturesque old-time village, which was eulogized by Rupert Brooke, the war poet who lived here until 1914. There is also a museum, which tells his story. The museum resides in the shed of the Orchard tea garden where he had cream teas with his friends. Despite the years, Grantchester remains the best place to enjoy a little peace and quiet accompanied by scones smothered in jam!

• Walk to Grantchester

  The Walk to Grantchester starts at the punting station and follows the River Cam to the south from where it curves for about 5 miles through the idyllic countryside, reaching its close at Village Grantchester. The walk is flat and well-marked. If visiting in summers, it is a great way to spend some time away from the busy centre and refreshingly it is not at all demanding. A leisurely stroll past open fields, rippling water and banks of cow parsley will certainly do you wonders!