Unique experience

It goes without saying that the university colleges are well worth a visit. It has an open air market on weekends as well as most of the chain stores such as New Look and Next. It has several good restaurants and cafes, especially the rainbow cafe - a small vegetarian restaurant. Very tourist freindly as cars are not allowed in the city centre. Great place to go around on cycle.

Great for: History/Culture

4 June 2007 | A Yahoo! User

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A dream

Culture, heritage, experiance........... You will love it, 2nd best only 2 London....

Last Visit: January 2007

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I Lived The City!

I have been to Cambridge a few times and thought I knew it quite well, but some friends and I took part in a Live The City experience- which took us around the city, seeing all the sites. What made it really exciting though, was that they had incorporated a treasure hunt in with the walk - so we had to find clues on the route and did a big quiz at the end! We felt like we were taking part in our own game show. Really cool. I hope Live The City bring the experience to Brighton soon.

Great for: History/Culture

Last Visit: April 2007

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Cambridge

Very eductional and very pleaseing to the eyes. The people are also very kind.

5 June 2005 | A Yahoo! User

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It's always in my mind!

Cambridge is the most wonderful city I have ever seen, safe for children...a lots of fun for adults, with many gorgeous sightseeing places.

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Walking through Cambridge

Cambridge is a must for all travelers going to England. The best way to see Cambridge is by walking, and I highly recommend taking a walking tour. Tickets can be purchased at the Cambridge Tourist Information Centre and are a great bargain. Cambridge is full of beautiful architechture and the tourguides elaborate on the many stories behind the landmarks.

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My favorite towne

Cambridge was my favorite towne in all of England. Take the opportunity to punt down the river Cam. Stroll across the immaculate lawn at Jesus Green. Enjoy the culture of the many coleges and universities. A fantastic place to visit!

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I might go back

I liked seeing all of the old ruins. i didn't like the fact that the tours took so much time.

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Beautiful Cambridge

Beautiful city of antiquity. A must see, visit Darwin's home, or the tree from which the apple fell on Newtons head.

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Beautiful town

Cambridge is worth seeing just for the architecture. The white stone is breathtaking, and the medieval style is at its best. Some of the colleges were closed to visitors when I was there, but I did enjoy touring St. John's, and Peterhouse. King's College was the most interesting. The backs were good for walking too. If you like small towns, this one is for you. A few bookstores, some bus tours, small shops, early medieval churches, good food a little hard to find, but certainly there.

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