• St Edward King & Martyr C Of E Church - This historic church is renowned as the birthplace of the English Reformation. Nestled in a quaint alleyway, it holds two hidden treasures. Visitors will learn about the beginnings of the English Reformation, the separation from the Catholic Church, and the martyrs who were burned at the stake for their beliefs.
• Market Square - Visitors can witness an ancient market that has been active for over a thousand years. The Guildhall, with its beautiful artistic gate symbols and coat of arms featuring sea horses and ships, is a highlight. The town and university’s story begins here, with a delightful statue of an eccentric Cambridge character setting the scene for more hidden gems along the tour path.
• Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge - Visitors will have the opportunity to view the courtyard of one of Cambridge University’s colleges and learn about its secrets and famous alumni. (Subject to college opening days)
• Old Cavendish Laboratory - Visitors will explore the lab and hear about the groundbreaking discoveries made here in Cambridge.
• Eagle - Visitors will appreciate the view of this remarkable historical pub, dating back to the 16th century as a coaching inn. It holds memories of many legendary airmen who socialized here during World War II. It is also the pub where the discovery of the ‘secret of life’ was announced. A ghost window remains open, but why?
• St Bene’t’s Church - Visitors will have the chance to see the oldest church in Cambridge, dating back to 1025, with its intact Anglo-Saxon tower featuring unusual holes and unique masonry.
• Corpus Clock - This is both an art piece and a timepiece, featuring the imposing yet fascinating “chronophage” (“time-eater”). Hear the story of its creation and the famous scientist who designed it.
• King’s College - Visitors will have the opportunity to see the most iconic building in Cambridge and learn about its captivating history of royal patronage.
• Senate House - Visitors will see the Senate House of Cambridge University, a beautiful neoclassical building designed for graduation ceremonies. Hear about a famous student prank that has become legendary in its own right, as well as the mysterious degree ceremonies.
• Trinity College - Visitors will see the renowned Great Gate of Trinity, adorned with many ancient symbols, and the statue of the most famous English monarch, Henry VIII, who founded the college. Learn about the great Trinity men like Isaac Newton and his time in Cambridge.
• Newton’s Apple Tree - Visitors will see the famous apple tree that commemorates the renowned scientist Isaac Newton. They will have the chance to view the room (from the outside) where he lived and hear about his lesser-known inventions.

• Colleges if open that day to visitors

• Meals
• Admission fees

Guided by the knowledgeable, entertaining, and accredited Green-Badge guide Taj, this tour offers an immersive experience into Cambridge’s rich history, legacy, and timeless charm. Whether you’re a history buff, an inquisitive traveler, or simply seeking an inspiring walking adventure, this tour brings Cambridge to life in an interactive and engaging manner. Participants will explore the city’s most iconic landmarks, breathtaking architecture, and charming nooks, learn about the origins of the university and town, experience Cambridge College life from within, and hear stories of royals, rebels, religious figures, poets, and revolutionary scientists like Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking. The tour also includes visits to the Old Cavendish Laboratory, where groundbreaking discoveries such as electrons and the structure of DNA were made, the renowned Eagle pub, a thousand-year-old church, and a uniquely fascinating time-eating monster. The tour concludes on Cambridge’s most iconic street: King’s Parade. Each step unveils the brilliance of Cambridge’s past and present.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.