University of Cambridge

Cambridge, a school that has been precipitated on the mainland of England for eight centuries. The most and the strongest left are the Gothic buildings used as churches, such as King's College. Because there was no reinforced concrete at that time, if you want to build a house that is tall, majestic and authoritative, you need to make a skeleton on the facade to support it. So it presents these buildings with a stronger sense of three-dimensionality. However, there are also these civilian houses on the banks of the Cam River, which are not so conspicuous and are still heating with stoves. There is also that big stone lying in the park, with Xu Zhimo's 'Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again' written on it. These big and small things together make up Cambridge University.

|Depart from London|Super detailed Cambridge day trip guide.🇬🇧 Xu Zhimo's 'Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again', depicts a series of flowing images, constituting wonderful artistic conceptions, meticulously expressing the poet's 💞 love for Cambridge, and nostalgia for past life. Many people have beautiful fantasies about Cambridge because of this poem🉑 - 👇The itinerary recommended by the editor this time is a day trip to Cambridge departing from London! Feel the charm of knowledge! - 🔎Recommended attractions 📍Corpus Clock, on the street outside the Taylor Library of Corpus Christi College, University of Cambridge, you can overlook King‘s Parade · 📍King's College, originally a bustling market by the river, on the banks of the River Cam, facing the city center's King‘s Parade · 📍Apple Tree, growing outside the entrance of Trinity College, Newton first saw an apple falling from the tree here · 📍Cam River Boat, coming to the historic Cambridge, taking a wooden boat to tour the Cam River is the best choice. · 📍Mathematical Bridge, the entire bridge was originally not fixed with a nail or screw🔩. Later, students disassembled it to explore the mystery of the bridge, but they could not restore it, so they had to fix it with nails again · 📍'Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again' monument, just as Xu Zhimo 'quietly' came to Cambridge, this monument also quietly lies on the grass by the Cam River, go and see Xu Zhimo's🉑 traces. - 📆One day may not be enough to see many attractions, the following route is very🈶 classic, most people will choose the attractions! - 💥University of Cambridge-King's College-Mathematical Bridge-Sigh Bridge (If you want to check in all the attractions, you can also do it! 🚤If you take a boat, you can have a panoramic view) - 📍Departure place: London, Coventry, York, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Liverpool, pick up and drop off, 60 pounds per person - 🈶This weekend, go with your friends to check in Xu Zhimo's Cambridge, Newton's🍎 apple tree, and receive edification at the world's top university!

Visiting the University of Cambridge was like stepping into a time capsule that effortlessly transported me to a bygone era of intellectual grandeur. From the moment I set foot on its hallowed grounds, I was awestruck by the sheer magnificence of the architecture, the tranquil beauty of the gardens, and the palpable sense of knowledge that permeated the atmosphere. As I strolled along the cobbled streets, I couldn't help but feel a sense of reverence for the countless scholars who had once walked these same paths. The iconic colleges, each with its own distinct charm, stood tall as guardians of centuries of academic excellence. From the imposing King's College Chapel to the picturesque St John's College Bridge, every corner of Cambridge seemed to hold a story waiting to be unraveled. But it wasn't just the architectural marvels that left me spellbound. The university's rich history came alive through the knowledgeable guides who enthusiastically shared anecdotes about famous alumni like Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking. Their passion for the subject matter ignited my own curiosity, making me yearn to delve deeper into the world of academia. Despite its prestigious reputation, Cambridge exudes a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. The vibrant student community buzzing with energy, the cozy cafes tucked away in narrow alleys, and the sprawling meadows perfect for picnics all contributed to a sense of belonging. It felt like a place where intellectual pursuits were not confined to the lecture halls but were integrated seamlessly into everyday life. A highlight of my visit was punting on the River Cam, an experience that epitomized the leisurely charm of Cambridge. Gliding along the serene waterway, I marveled at the idyllic scenery and reveled in the tranquility that enveloped me. It was a chance to appreciate the city from a different perspective and soak in the enchanting beauty that inspired countless artists, poets, and thinkers throughout history. Whether you're an academic enthusiast, a history buff, or simply someone looking to immerse themselves in the magic of Cambridge, this university offers an unforgettable experience. It is a place where tradition meets innovation, where ancient wisdom coexists with modern ideas, and where the pursuit of knowledge knows no bounds. A visit to the University of Cambridge is a journey that will leave you inspired, enlightened, and with a newfound appreciation for the timeless pursuit of learning. #uktravel #uk #trip #holiday #University #cambridge

#londontrip Looking for a way to extend your trip in London? Maybe take a fun day trip to Cambridge! Just a 30 minutes away, this charming university town is full of history, culture, and plenty of things to see and do! Start your day with a stroll through the picturesque streets of Cambridge, taking in the stunning architecture of the university buildings and the quaint charm of the city. Then, head to the River Cam for a leisurely punting tour, where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery while your guide navigates the waters. After your river tour, grab a bite to eat at one of Cambridge's many cafes or restaurants, offering everything from traditional English fare to international cuisine. Then, explore the city's many museums, including the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. End your day with a visit to the famous King's College Chapel, where you can marvel at the stunning Gothic architecture and hear the choir's beautiful music. With so much to see and do in Cambridge, you're sure to have a fun-filled day trip from London.

The world renowned University of Cambridge is a public collegiate research university in Cambridge, England. Founded in 1209, the University of Cambridge is the third-oldest university in continuous operation. With a train taking as little as 45 minutes, Cambridge is the perfect location for a quick day trip from London during a visit to the UK. Consisting of 31 colleges, a trip to Cambridge will guarantee satisfaction! The university also operates eight cultural and scientific museums, including the Fitzwilliam Museum and Cambridge University Botanic Garden. Cambridge's 116 libraries hold a total of approximately 16 million books, around nine million of which are in Cambridge University Library, a legal deposit library and one of the world's largest academic libraries. Cambridge affiliates (alumni, academics and others holding official appointments) have won 121 Nobel Prizes. Getting there: By Train: Trains from London Kings Cross run up to every 15 minutes. By Road: Cambridge City Council operates numerous park and ride locations around the city. As parking in the city centre is difficult this is by far the best option. #Cambridge #university

Arrived in London, you must go to the culturally rich University of Cambridge and take a walk...ride a small boat, almost all Cambridge students use their holiday time to row boats and experience life, and give rich introductions to the architecture of Cambridge University! By the way, they are all handsome guys! With a gentle breeze and a leisurely boat ride, passing under the bridge of the song "Kangding Love Song", you will discover the power of history overlapping with the present!!!

If you want to explore nearby places in London, then try to visit Cambridge! I guess it’s just only 2 hrs away from London. The buildings were quite old but well maintained! I love how people take care of these. It’s not just about the infrastructures but they are also trying to preserve the history within. Don’t forget to include punting on your list! It’s a must try, I swear! #cambridge #punting #boat

Just over an hour by train north from London you will find the university town of Cambridge. The name derived from the river Cam that passes through the town and colleges that are Cambridge university. Each college different and founded between 1500 and 1800 after an Oxford graduate fled to Cambridge after murdering someone. Most of the grounds remain private so a trip by boat, or punt, is the best way to see the grounds from the river. The town has many chinese restaurants given the many Chinese visitors looking for the bridge and inscription of Xu Zhimo who lived in Cambridge for a few years studing at Kings College and whoms romantic poems described his life and finally leaving either Cambridge or his love behind.

Cambridge is a city on the River Cam in eastern England, home to the prestigious University of Cambridge, dating to 1209. University colleges include King’s, famed for its choir and towering Gothic chapel, as well as Trinity, founded by Henry VIII, and St John’s, with its 16th-century Great Gate. University museums have exhibits on archaeology and anthropology, polar exploration, the history of science and zoology.

#celebratewithtrip #unitedkingdom #cambridge Cambridge is a city on the River Cam in eastern England. The city is most famous as the home of the University of Cambridge, which was founded in 1209 and consistently ranks among the best universities in the world. There are a lot of green spaces, a nice market, beautiful buildings and lots of nice coffee shops and restaurants. Beautiful town in the UK worth visiting. Have you been there before? If so, what is your favourite thing?

#celebratewithtrip #unitedkingdom #cambridge #beautifulday We love going to Cambridge for a day trip from London. It's a short (relatively short) train journey away and is great when we don't know what to do on the weekend :) We tend to bring friends and family there when they come to visit. The town is really pretty, lots of students (as you can imagine) live there and the atmosphere is nice and lively. Would recommend. Have you been there before? If so, what is your favourite thing?

#celebratewithtrip #unitedkingdom #cambridge Kings College Chapel and other parts from the University of Cambridge. This is a Late Gothic edifice with a vast fan vaulted ceiling, ornate stained glass windows and CofE services. Location: King's Parade, Cambridge CB2 1ST, United Kingdom Opening hours Monday 9:30AM–3:15PM Tuesday 9:30AM–3:15PM Wednesday 9:30AM–3:15PM Thursday 9:30AM–3:15PM Friday 9:30AM–3:15PM Saturday 9:30AM–2:45PM Sunday Closed