From making your own gin with one of the world’s most innovative distilleries, to trying the best of the Cambridge food scene – here are some uniquely Cambridge experiences to seek out during your stay
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Cambridge offers plenty of pre-planned city tours for you to choose from all year round. If you’re feeling more spontaneous, simply grab a map and enjoy an uncharted adventure. Why not plot your journey and explore the city?
Cambridge walking tours with a twist! Dive into funny, odd, and grisly stories that make history come alive. Ideal for curious minds exploring Cambridge.
The oldest debating society in the world and largest student society in Cambridge. Whilst completely independent from University of Cambridge, the Cambridge Union has been a home to Freedom of Speech and global debate since 1815.
Explore the 900 year old Round Church. Discover the story of Cambridge through film, exhibition, guided walks, and historical tours.
Discover a different Cambridge with the Riverside Heritage Trail: https://standrewtheless.org/heritage-trail/
A fun and different way to see Cambridge! Solve satisfying clues and follow beautiful maps sent to your phones.
Discover the stories beneath the stonework, uncovering the unheard voices from Cambridge's past. Our unique walking tours highlight histories of race, gender, class, and legacies of empire. Run by university researchers, our tours are dedicated to diversifying the stories told about history. Our Original Uncomfortable Cambridge Tour is the perfect introductory tour of Cambridge, engaging with local historical memory and highlighting diverse stories in the beautiful city centre.
Independent tourist information centre who have teamed up with the best independent Punting companies in Cambridge, and offer bespoke walking tours with award winning guides. Contact us with your general enquiries, attraction recommendations, itinerary suggestions, or to arrange your punting and walking tour experience!
Trusted Cambridge punting and walking tours by a Cambridge Chinese graduate, offering transparent, authentic experiences for visitors.
The city’s name is known around the world, but it wasn’t always called Cambridge. In the Middle Ages it was known as Grantabridge, meaning the bridge over the river Granta (one of the sources of the River Cam).