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Guest User: A very modern studio style room overlooking the park. It was clean and comfortable. Service was excellent, all staff were friendly and willing to go the extra mile. Breakfast was pleasant and tasty. Location is great, right in the centre of town, and the cost was less than a lot of similarly placed properties.
41 Regent St
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Guest User: The location is perfect, accessible to the Center and the colleges. Room is clean and spacious, with a super single size bed. Breakfast is served with various options. Food tastes great. Good choice for a night stay.
22 Jesus Ln
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MID86: The hotel is in a very convenient location – right in the city center. The cleanliness is impeccable. The reception staff gave mixed impressions; there was a bit of confusion, and I don't quite understand why they take a deposit for the stay. However, the breakfast and restaurant staff provided excellent service. Most guests are elderly, but not exclusively. I highly recommend this accommodation option in Cambridge.
20 Downing St
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You have to go to the Scottish Highlands for whiskey!
There's more to the UK than just London. Drive north, and the scenery on both sides of the road changes. 🏔️ Scottish Highlands The Highlands are the largest wilderness in the UK. As you drive along, you'll see black valleys, deep blue lakes, and flocks of sheep on the hillsides. Loch Ness lies in the middle of the valley. Its water is black, and legend has it that something lives at the bottom. The wind blows across the open land, and standing on the edge of a cliff, you'll suddenly feel a sense of calm. 🥃 Have a glass of whiskey The Highlands are known for whiskey. Visit an old distillery to see the stills, smell the peat, and taste a glass poured straight from an oak cask. The distillery staff will tell you which mountain spring the water comes from and what kind of spirit was previously stored in the oak cask. Whiskey is all about its origin. Even on the same island, different distilleries produce different flavors. 🏰 Windsor Castle, where the Queen lived for decades Just a half-hour drive west of London is Windsor Castle. It is the largest inhabited castle in the world, and the Queen lived here on weekends during her lifetime. With its Round Tower, Changing of the Guard, and St. George's Chapel, walking inside feels like stepping into a fairy tale. 🎓 Oxford and Cambridge, universities without walls These university towns have no gates. The entire town is the campus. In Cambridge, pole a punt along the River Cam, with centuries-old colleges and the Bridge of Sighs on both banks. At Christ Church College in Oxford, you'll find the dining hall where "Harry Potter" was filmed. 🏔️ Further north, there's Scotland Edinburgh Castle, the wilderness of the Highlands, and the legend of the Loch Ness Monster. Scotland and England have two distinct characters. The UK is not in a rush. It's a place that lets you slow down, hop on a train, and take your time to see it all. ✨ Tap the product card below to view the full itinerary Flagship Store
3-Day Artistic Cambridge Itinerary
The moment I stepped into the Cambridge Judge Business School, I felt as if I had accidentally stumbled into a magical architectural fairy tale book 🏰✨ This marvelous building, completed in 1995, is a masterpiece by British postmodern architect John Outram and was the most indulgent obsession of my Cambridge trip 💫 The intricate colors and exaggerated geometric lines bloom with an almost bewitching vitality against the solemn, classical backdrop of Cambridge 🎨 Looking up, my gaze was instantly captured by the fascinating architectural textures 👀 It is truly a grand carnival of geometric aesthetics in the city; every brick wall and window frame feels like a palette of spilled paint, reassembled by precise formulas 🧩 The collision of different materials and colors is so magnificent that you can't look away—it's a completely immersive experience for gathering artistic inspiration 💥 Standing here, even my breathing became light, as if every shutter click could freeze a frame full of cinematic storytelling 📸 The time spent around Cambridge was gentle to the core 💕 I planned a lazy and romantic three-day trip for myself 🗓️ Day 1️⃣ Spend the whole day in Cambridge town 🏘️ Experience traditional punting on the River Cam and watch the water ripple, shattering the reflections of the bridges 🚣♀️ In the afternoon, wander through the ancient courtyards of King's College and Trinity College, touching the stone walls soaked in history 🧱 In the evening, stroll through the Market Square, buy a freshly baked scone, and enjoy it with the cool evening breeze 🥐 Day 2️⃣ Visited the famous Fitzwilliam Museum, lingering among the quiet paintings and antiques 🖼️ In the afternoon, went to the Botanic Garden to see the sunlight streaming through the glass greenhouses onto exotic flowers and plants, the lush greenery making my heart flutter 🌿 Day 3️⃣ Chartered a car to the nearby town of Ely to see the magnificent Ely Cathedral radiating a holy glow in the sunlight ⛪ Had a cup of coffee on the quiet streets ☕ Then, with a heart full of joy and reluctance, I brought this journey to a close
Boston First-Timer Stay Planner: Back Bay, Downtown—or Cambridge?
Where should you stay on a first trip to Boston? Start with the days you will repeat—not just the lowest room rate. Back Bay near Copley is a useful starting point for mixed sightseeing, shops and dining. Downtown fits a historic-core emphasis. Cambridge makes more sense when you have repeated visits to the right square: Harvard and Kendall are not interchangeable hotel locations. Then test the exact address: your usual evening return, luggage and station access, current transport alerts, and the total cost of the stay. A single outing across the Charles does not automatically justify a hotel move. November 2026 planning note: major Green Line disruption is announced for 7–15 November. Check current MBTA routing and access for your actual dates; do not assume normal Green Line service. Information checked 3 November 2026. Save this before choosing your Boston hotel, and share it with your travel partner. #Boston #BostonTravel #BackBay #CambridgeMA #Massachusetts #FirstTimeTravel #TravelPlanning #JnATravelMoments
In Cambridge | Staying in a historic building
The last time Pandy visited Cambridge was 14 years ago in winter. So, this summer, I specifically arranged a 4-day trip, wanting to truly experience the cultural rhythm here. The serviced apartment I stayed at this time, The Hobson Cambridge by Adina, is located in a protected historic building. The heavy Victorian brick facade, stained glass windows, vaulted stone staircases... the charm of the old building has not faded. The hotel is located on St Andrew's Street in the heart of Cambridge, within walking distance of King's College and the Fitzwilliam Museum. Punting on the River Cam and the college walks are all within easy reach. The cultural moments of the Cambridge university town are right at your fingertips. Carrying the stories of the centuries-old city of Cambridge, Hobson House is a complete history from charitable relief to urban governance, and finally to modern rebirth. Its name is closely linked to the legendary 17th-century Cambridge figure, Thomas Hobson. The story began in 1628 when Cambridge merchant Thomas set up stables. Later, he funded the establishment of an almshouse here. Later, the old building was demolished to make way for a new police and fire station complex. In 1901, the new building, designed by architect John Morley, was completed at a cost of £15,000. For the next century, Hobson House remained the hub for Cambridge's police and fire services until 2019, when the building was approved for conversion into a boutique hotel. Adina, from Australia, transformed it into the brand's first aparthotel in the UK, reactivating this century-old building. Unlike the typically cramped standard hotel rooms in the UK, all rooms here are apartments. Each one is equipped with a fully furnished kitchenette, complete with pots, pans, and tableware, allowing you to freely prepare simple meals. This is especially friendly for long-term travelers who don't want to rely solely on restaurants. If you aren't used to the local food or are traveling with children, you can prepare meals according to your own tastes. There is a supermarket right across the street from the hotel. If you plan to slow down and stay in Cambridge for a while, you might as well pick up some ingredients on your way and cook leisurely back in your room. The room I stayed in even had an old fireplace. Original wooden beams, stone carvings, red bricks, arched windows... under the sunlight, it displayed the elegance of time. The atrium restaurant, "Oz & Isle," specializes in Australian-British fusion small plates. Enjoy a buffet English breakfast during the day, and it's perfect for a drink and chat at dusk. I tried a few dishes this time and liked them quite a bit. "Verbena Artichoke Salad" - light and gentle, perfect for a Cambridge summer. "Flame-seared Mackerel" - the mackerel, lightly seared over an open flame, carries a faint smoky aroma, and the rich fish oil releases the flavors of the sea. "Grilled Beef Skirt Steak" - this cut has a unique chewiness, and grilling locks in the juices; pairing it with an Australian wine balances the palate well. "Orange Isle" - centered on citrus flavors, sweet and sour, and gentle. So, it's not that there's no good food in the UK; maybe you just haven't chosen the right restaurant.
Ancient city of Durham
The ancient city of Durham is home to the famous Durham Cathedral and Durham University. Durham Cathedral is renowned as the largest and most perfect example of Romanesque architecture in Europe and also served as a filming location for the Harry Potter movies. Durham University is the third-oldest university in England, after only Oxford and Cambridge, and it enjoys a prestigious reputation within the UK.
UK 2026 Travel Guide: Budget Breakdown and Top Cities to Visit
The United Kingdom offers a wealth of experiences, from bustling metropolises and royal palaces to charming countryside villages and breathtaking natural landscapes. Stretching from London to the Scottish Highlands, the UK is perfect for both train travel and scenic road trips. 💰 Estimated budget per person for a 7–9 day trip (Includes round-trip flights from Thailand, mid-range accommodation, meals, and standard transportation; excludes shopping and special activities): 📍 London | 70,000–110,000 THB The quintessential first stop, featuring Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, and the British Museum. Perfect for UK first-timers. 📍 Edinburgh | 65,000–100,000 THB Scotland's capital offers a classic old-world atmosphere with Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Mile, and scenic views from Calton Hill. 📍 Oxford | 65,000–95,000 THB A world-renowned university town filled with historic buildings and stunning colleges. An ideal day trip from London. 📍 Cambridge | 65,000–95,000 THB Another iconic university city, best known for its historic colleges and punting on the River Cam. 📍 Bath | 65,000–98,000 THB A beautiful Georgian-style city home to the Roman Baths and the Royal Crescent. A must for history and architecture lovers. 📍 Cotswolds | 68,000–105,000 THB The English countryside at its finest, featuring honey-colored stone villages like Bibury and Bourton-on-the-Water. Best explored by car. 📍 York | 65,000–98,000 THB A historic city with ancient walls, York Minster, and the medieval charm of The Shambles. 📍 Lake District | 70,000–108,000 THB Famous for its stunning nature, including lakes, mountains, and quaint villages. Perfect for hiking and road trips. 📍 Isle of Skye | 75,000–115,000 THB A Scottish island boasting dramatic mountains, cliffs, and epic scenery. A dream for photographers and road trippers. 📍 Scottish Highlands | 75,000–115,000 THB A land of mountains, lochs, and castles, including highlights like Glencoe and Loch Ness. Perfect for experiencing Scotland's natural beauty. ✨ Where to go? 🏙️ First-timers → London 🏰 Classic Old World → Edinburgh 🎓 University Cities → Oxford / Cambridge 🏘️ English Countryside → Cotswolds 🏛️ History & Heritage → Bath / York 🏞️ Nature & Hiking → Lake District ⛰️ Scotland Road Trip → Highlands + Isle of Skye For a 7–9 day itinerary, we recommend: London → Oxford → Cotswolds → Bath → Edinburgh. For nature lovers with 10–14 days, you can extend your journey: Edinburgh → Highlands → Isle of Skye to see the best of the UK’s cities, castles, and landscapes. 🇬🇧✨
For these 13 photos, I ventured into the UK’s
London summer is truly breathtaking🌞🌧️ Whether it’s bright sunshine or gentle rain, every shot looks like a movie scene—super photogenic✨ Based on my real scouting, I’ve gathered the 13 best free spots for you👇 1️⃣ Notting Hill colorful houses The candy-colored buildings here are straight out of a fairy tale! The best light is from 4 to 6 PM, and every shot looks like an Instagram masterpiece💫 (Location: Notting Hill, London) 2️⃣ Cotswolds countryside A picturesque English countryside like a painting! Sheep, wheat fields, and stone cottages make you feel like you’ve stepped into a Jane Austen novel🏡 (Location: Cotswolds) 3️⃣ Cornwall seaside cliffs Standing on cliffs hundreds of meters high, with the deep blue sea and white waves below, it’s so stunning it leaves you speechless🌊 (Location: St. Ives, Cornwall) 4️⃣ Tower Bridge at night Tower Bridge lit up is timeless! I recommend waiting around 9 PM to catch the blue hour—it’s the perfect match for the night view🌉 5️⃣ Cambridge punting Take photos of the riverside buildings while punting on the Cam. For the best effect, place your phone on the boat to shoot🛶 (Location: Cambridge) 6️⃣ Lake District at dusk The shimmering lake surface plus flocks of swans—bring a telephoto lens to capture the atmosphere better🌅 (Location: Lake District) 7️⃣ Edinburgh Calton Hill Be sure to shoot from Arthur’s Seat toward Calton Hill! The round monument and city panorama are a perfect match🏰 (Location: Edinburgh) 8️⃣ Bath Royal Crescent The huge curved building looks elegant from every angle. I suggest lying on the grass and shooting upward for a queen’s perspective👑 (Location: Bath) 9️⃣ York Shambles The inspiration for Harry Potter’s Diagon Alley! But I recommend shooting the full view in front of York Minster for a strong religious vibe⛪ (Location: York) 🔟 Brighton Pier Colorful amusement park + Ferris wheel + seaside—the best spot for a sweet, Japanese-style vibe🎡 (Location: Brighton) 1️⃣1️⃣ Stratford-upon-Avon The garden path next to Shakespeare’s birthplace is a hidden gem full of literary charm📖 (Location: Stratford-upon-Avon) 1️⃣2️⃣ Dover white cliffs The UK’s most famous white cliffs. Remember to wear bright clothes for a more striking contrast⚪ (Location: Dover) 1️⃣3️⃣ Isle of Skye Old Man of Storr After a 1-hour hike to the summit, stand on Scotland’s most iconic peak and shoot the cliffs—it’s seriously so cool!🏴 (Location: Isle of Skye) 💡Tip: Check the sunset time before you go. The golden hour in the UK is very short! Cloudy days actually make for better photos because they add a natural cinematic filter☁️
What to do on your first trip to the UK? Must-visit attractions checklist
The UK is not large, but there are many places to explore. The bustling London, the ancient Edinburgh, the tranquil Lake District, the vast Highlands—each city has a completely different vibe, but every one is worth a dedicated visit. This article organizes the highlights of the UK by region 👇 · — 🏙️ London Big Ben & Westminster Palace: The iconic symbols of the UK, the Gothic clock tower and the Houses of Parliament are classic London scenes. Buckingham Palace: Partially open for visits in summer. The Changing of the Guard ceremony is a must-see. Tower Bridge: A Victorian landmark spanning the Thames River, the bridge can be raised to allow large ships to pass. Tower of London: A millennium-old fortress on the Thames, home to the Crown Jewels. The British Museum: One of the largest museums in the world, with 8 million artifacts spanning the entire history of human civilization. Westminster Abbey: The coronation and burial site of British monarchs, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. The London Eye: A 135-meter-high Ferris wheel offering panoramic views of London. Take a ride at sunset to see the city unfold beneath you. The National Gallery: An art palace located at Trafalgar Square. · — 🎓 Oxford & Cambridge | A day trip to academic halls University of Oxford: The oldest university in the English-speaking world. Christ Church College was the filming location for Hogwarts' Great Hall in Harry Potter. University of Cambridge: King's College Chapel is a pinnacle of Gothic architecture; punting on the River Cam is a must-do experience in Cambridge. · — 🏰 Edinburgh | The soul city of Scotland Edinburgh Castle: A millennium-old fortress standing on a dormant volcanic rock, overlooking the entire city. Royal Mile: An ancient street connecting the castle and Holyrood Palace, lined with centuries-old buildings. Calton Hill & Arthur's Seat: Two vantage points overlooking the city. Calton Hill features an unfinished Greek-style monument, and Arthur's Seat is a dormant volcano—climbing to the top for sunset is stunning. · — 🏛️ York & Bath | Medieval cities and Roman baths York: York Minster is one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the UK; The Shambles was the filming location for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter; York city walls are Roman ruins with a thousand-year history. Bath: The Roman Baths are the UK's only hot spring site; the entire city is famous for its honey-colored Georgian architecture. · — 🌿 Lake District & Cotswolds | The UK's most beautiful countryside Lake District National Park: Rated by National Geographic as "a place to visit once in a lifetime." Cotswolds: The postcard of the English countryside. Bourton-on-the-Water is called the "Venice of England"; the whole area is filled with honey-colored stone cottages and rolling hills, perfect for wallpaper-worthy photos. · — 🏔️ Scottish Highlands & Isle of Skye | The UK's last wilderness Scottish Highlands: Glencoe Valley was a filming location for Braveheart; besides the Loch Ness monster legend, the ruins of Urquhart Castle on the shore are also worth a visit. Isle of Skye: Rated by National Geographic as one of the "world's top travel destinations." The Old Man of Storr is the island's most iconic landmark; the continuous mountains, basalt coastlines, and green valleys create a sense of solitude at the "end of the world." · — 🗿 Stonehenge | Prehistoric mystery Located on the Salisbury Plain in southern England, it is a Neolithic stone circle. Each stone weighs several tons, and how they were transported and erected remains an unsolved mystery. · — The beauty of the UK lies in London's bustle, Edinburgh's antiquity, the Lake District's tranquility, and the Highlands' vastness. Every city has its own character, and every corner is worth your pause. Tell me in the comments, which place do you most want to visit?👇
First stop abroad with kids! Explore Oxford and Cambridge, the UK is an absolute winner!
Is traveling with kids just a quick glance? ❓ Wrong ❌ 👉 This [11-day family tour] is truly about "seeing famous universities, visiting museums, and experiencing literature while having fun." . ✅ Private car and driver-guide throughout ➕ Gold-medal museum guide ➕ University representative reception, ✔ all-inclusive price covering flights, accommodation, and tickets, ✔ 3 consecutive nights in London without moving hotels. 💯 Moms can finally relax without planning, carrying bags, or yelling at kids, truly lying flat for once! ‼️ . · —【🔵⭕ UK Family Trip · 1⃣1⃣ Days】 🏆|University exchanges arranged, special invited museum guides 🏆|Round-trip direct flights from home country, all-inclusive itinerary 🏆|Private car and tour leader, no rushing, carefully selected 4-star hotels 👉|Tour Dates: Summer vacation 7/15, 7/29, 8/5, departing from Shanghai . · —🎓 All G5⃣️ prestigious universities checked off 💯 🙌 Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College, LSE, University College London (UCL)——not a single one of the 5⃣️ top universities missed! 🔥 Current students will guide you around campus, letting kids see firsthand how top students study. This is more effective than parents saying "study hard" a thousand times! ❗ . · —2⃣️ Major Museums, Gold-Medal Guides Show You the Ropes 👉 The British Museum's specially invited gold-medal guide team will specifically show children the stories behind those "lost artifacts"; the Natural History Museum covers everything from dinosaur skeletons to the evolution of life. With professional guides, kids will never find museums boring again! ✨ . · —⚡ "Harry Potter" Magical Tour Platform 9¾, the Elephant House cafe where J.K. Rowling wrote "Harry Potter," and the inspiration for the Hogwarts Great Hall at Oxford's Christ Church College——Harry Potter fans will be screaming with excitement throughout, while moms just need to take photos. . · —🎭 Experience Shakespearean Literature A special trip to Shakespeare's birthplace, wander through the town's streets and alleys, and in the evening, watch a live performance of a classic play. Let the words from textbooks come alive and let your kids experience the charm of literature. . 🏰 See enough of the UK's ancient castles and aristocratic gardens in one go ◾ Windsor Castle——Royal Residence ◾ Edinburgh Castle——Scottish Charm ◾ Blenheim Palace——Baroque Ultimate Luxury ◾ Chatsworth House——Filming location for "Pride and Prejudice" 🚂 Slow Time in the English Countryside Windermere Lake cruise ➕ Steam train 🚂, the scenery is so beautiful it doesn't need filters. Adults and children can relax and unwind together. . 🏆 This summer, instead of sending your kids to cram schools, take them to the UK to see a bigger world. .
Hotels in the UK right at the Harry Potter filming location, the kid went crazy
Taking kids to the UK is truly a dream come true! As a hardcore Harry Potter fan, I took my 1-year-old baby on a 9-day, 8-night magical adventure. Big Ben in London, the River Cam in Cambridge, the universities in Oxford, the medieval streets of York—each place felt like a scene straight out of a movie. This family trip was absolutely perfect. Although the baby is little, they still felt the magic’s charm. 🪄 Complete Harry Potter Check-in Guide Warner Bros. Studio Tour London ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is definitely a paradise for Potter fans! It’s about a 1-hour drive from central London, so it’s recommended to reserve a whole day. The real movie sets, props, costumes, the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, the Hogwarts Express—every spot brings tears of joy. You can drink Butterbeer, buy wands, and wear wizard robes for photos. Although the baby hasn’t seen the movies, they were super excited seeing all these magical things, pointing and shouting at the castle. Be sure to book tickets in advance; you can’t buy them on-site. The Shambles in York ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The real-life inspiration for Diagon Alley! It’s incredibly similar, with medieval cobblestone streets, crooked old houses, and various magic-themed shops. Buy a wand and interact on the street—it really feels like you’re a wizard. York Minster is also stunning, with Gothic architecture and beautiful stained glass. You can climb the tower for a panoramic view of York. King’s Cross Station Platform 9 3/4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A must-visit for every Potter fan! Staff help take photos and provide scarves and wands, making the pictures very authentic. It can get crowded, so expect to queue. Nearby is the Harry Potter shop where you can buy all kinds of merchandise—wands, scarves, house robes, everything. · -- 🎓 Prestigious University Study Tour Cambridge Absolutely beautiful! You must try punting on the River Cam; the boatman tells stories about Cambridge’s history and its colleges. King’s College, Trinity College, the Bridge of Sighs—each place is full of cultural atmosphere. Picnicking by the river while watching swans swim by is such a wonderful feeling. The baby happily ran on the grass chasing pigeons. Don’t miss Cambridge’s ice cream; it’s rich and creamy. Oxford The academic atmosphere is even stronger here. Christ Church College is the real-life inspiration for Hogwarts’ Great Hall; walking inside really feels like stepping into the movie. The Bodleian Library is impressive with its ancient collections and wooden bookshelves—each book seems to tell a story. Oxford’s Natural History Museum is great for families, with dinosaur fossils and animal specimens that the baby watched very attentively. · -- 🏛️ Classic London Check-ins The British Museum Free! It’s truly overwhelming; you can’t see it all in one day. It’s recommended to focus on the Egyptian exhibit with mummies, pyramids, and the Sphinx—the baby was wide-eyed. The Rosetta Stone and Parthenon sculptures are treasures of human civilization. There are free audio guides and children’s tours, very thoughtful. Buckingham Palace Changing of the Guard The baby loved it! Guards in red uniforms with tall bearskin hats marching in perfect steps—it’s very ceremonial. Be sure to arrive early to get a good spot; otherwise, it’s hard to see because of the crowd. Check the official website for the schedule as it doesn’t happen every day. The London Eye The giant Ferris wheel on the Thames takes 30 minutes for a full rotation, offering a panoramic view of London. Big Ben, Tower Bridge, the Thames—all landmarks are in sight. It’s best to go at dusk to see the sunset and night view, very romantic. The baby was very excited inside the wheel, pointing and shouting at the scenery. Taking kids to the UK is a bit tiring but totally worth it. Experiencing the magical world, the prestigious university atmosphere, and visiting museums—each activity was very meaningful. Next time, when the baby is older, we’ll come again and explore Scotland too. Accommodation 🏨 Hilton London Hotel In central London, near Hyde Park, spacious rooms, child-friendly facilities, excellent service 🏨 Cambridge University Arms Hotel In central Cambridge, walking distance to colleges, classic English style, elegant environment 🏨 Oxford Marriott Hotel In central Oxford, near the train station, comfortable rooms, rich breakfast, family-friendly 🏨 The Grand Hotel York Next to York train station, five-star hotel, near York Minster, vintage luxury style · --
What people are saying about Cambridge
University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge (Cambridge) is a leading research university based in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, using a traditional collegiate system. It is a member of the Russell Group, the Global University Presidents Forum, the Global Alliance of Universities, the International Applied Science and Technology Development Network, and the Cambridge University Health Partnership. It has fostered the "Silicon Fen" technology hub and is known as a "Golden Triangle University" and a "G5 University." The University of Cambridge is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world and the fourth-oldest surviving university in the world. Founded as a scholarly society in 1209, it boasts eight museums, a library system with over 15 million volumes, and the world's oldest publishing house, Cambridge University Press.
好孩子的麻麻(莉莉)Cambridge Punting
We arrived at the Bridge of Sighs unexpectedly 🤺 We arrived at the Mathematical Bridge unexpectedly (return trip) Because I was traveling alone, I was grouped with 5 other people (seats reversed) The weather was great, and the gondolier provided commentary in English the whole time. He even recited the poem "Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again" unexpectedly 🤣 Qianmo Transportation 14:00-14:45 Everyone's rowing skills were top-notch! Hopefully next time I can get a better view.
开朗的喵先森King's College Chapel
This is where the British king is crowned. Many members of the British royal family and aristocracy are buried here. The architecture is magnificent and worth a visit for those interested in European history and culture.
M22***79Trinity College
Trinity College is also a very important place, where you can see many interesting and interesting things. Some of the facilities at Trinity College are also quite important, and you can see some great things when you visit.
小鱼儿2015The Fitzwilliam Museum
It is worth visiting, especially the ceramic exhibition halls, which have so many varieties, ages and a wide range, which is not easy to find. They include fine ceramics discovered in many European countries, porcelains from Iran, China, Vietnam, Thailand, North Korea and other countries in Asia, many of which are rare treasures.
赵在大道上z16Bridge of Sighs
The Bridge of Sighs is a covered bridge in Cambridge, England. It belongs to St. John's College, Cambridge University. It was built in 1831 and spans the River Cam. The architect was Henry Hutchinson. It is named after the Bridge of Sighs in Venice.
withjenniferMathematical Bridge
来到剑桥大学“数学桥”景点参观。桥体巧妙地将位于剑河两岸的学院建筑连接在一起，它不仅连接学院的物理桥梁，更是连接了历史与现代，值得一游。
苏河家园Newton's Apple Tree
Newton's Apple Tree Walking to Newton's tree🍎🌳 Note: Newton discovered gravity because of an apple. Although it was later verified that the original apple tree had been destroyed by a storm in 1820, the one you see now was transplanted from Newton's hometown.
MaBellukThe Corpus Clock
This photo was taken at night, so the clock is a little unclear. However, standing in front of it and watching it ticking forward, I still feel a little nervous. After all, no one can control time.
ZengZhiGangCambridge FAQ
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