St Andrew's St

St. Andrew''s Street It is the main road of Cambridge. The various ancient and historical buildings on both sides of the street are in scale, clean and orderly. It is worth walking around in the leisure court. It is great. ～ I like the literary atmosphere here very much.～

If you walk from the train station to town, the most direct route is Station Road, Regent Street, then St Andrew Street. This is not a particularly interesting street, although there are plenty of chocolate shops. The bus stop in the city centre is on St Andrew's Street, the opposite of Downing Street.

St. Andrews Street is an old commercial street in Cambridge, and the stone road is very historical. The street is not too wide, there are many small shops and restaurants on both sides, and it is one of the main places for students to go shopping at Cambridge University.

In addition to the cruise ship, you can play in the street at the entrance of the college. Some colleges can pay to visit. Most colleges cannot enter. Therefore, it is also very important to play on the street at the entrance. While admiring the college building, you can visit the small shops on both sides, and then eat snacks, drink wine, and go to the bookstore. It's quite leisurely.

St. Andrews' world is an old-fashioned and well-known commercial street in Cambridge. Many Chinese elements are not wide, but they sell everything. It has a sense of historical vicissitudes. The roads are all stone.