By Ms Maria Williams
Cambridge combines the best of traditional and modern life in one city. The towers, quadrangles and gardens of its 31 colleges create the Cambridge? spectacular landscape. At the same time, visitors enjoy the best in theatre, music and live entertainment in Cambridge? many festivals and theatres. A great spot to visit all year round, Cambridge is host to many thousands of visitors, and endures as one of England? most popular places to visit.
Places of Interest
On every corner of the city, there is at least one building or view that is worth visiting and exploring. There are also places off the beaten path that are definitely worth a short excursion.
The University?ake a guided tour of Cambridge? 31 famous colleges. You can spend time investigating these colleges for a day or for weeks.
Moggerhanger Park?his Georgian Grade I Historic house is a jewel in the Bedfordshire Countryside. It has undergone a gradual renovation process, and fits the striking and original design of Sir John Soane.
Cromwell Museum?ir Oliver Cromwell, born in 1599 attended this former school along with Samuel Pepys. Now a museum, this collection features objects once belonging to the former Lord Protector and his family.
Fenner? Field?ave a pint, some crisps and watch a cricket match in the University? cricket field. You can view a match in April, May or June.
ADC Theatre?he oldest theatre in Cambridge, this venue is home to the finest student productions as well as community theatrical projects.
Things To Do
Whatever your interests, you can find a variety of activities in Cambridge. Whether music is your passion or you prefer taking a nature hike, there is always something going on in Cambridge, regardless of the season.
Corn Exchange Festival?n the summertime, Cambridge is home to one of East Anglia? finest events during which you can experience the best in every genre of music, comedy and drama.
Cambridge Folk Festival?escribed by the Daily Telegraph as Europe? most celebrated folk festival, this frequently sold-out event features folk music from every corner of the world.
Fireworks Display?ambridge hosts the largest free fireworks display in England, and along with the impressive show, there is also free, live entertainment and a bonfire.
Debenham??o trip to England is complete without a shopping excursion at one of the most frequently visited department stores in the country. Whatever you are looking for, you will find it here.
Roman Road Walk?ake a stroll back in time on a circular Roman road that will lead you through local fields and villages.
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