• King’s College Chapel - Undoubtedly, the highlight of the tour is the breathtaking King’s College Chapel. The foundation stone was laid by King Henry VI, with subsequent English monarchs adding more ambitious features (hence the name!). The chapel boasts the largest fan-vaulted ceiling globally, is adorned with magnificent stained glass windows, and even houses a Rubens painting, once the most expensive painting ever purchased.
• Peterhouse - Peterhouse, the university’s first College, was established in 1284. The group will pause outside to admire the splendid College Chapel and learn about notable alumni such as the poet Thomas Gray.
• Pembroke College - The tour will pause outside Pembroke College, the third oldest College in Cambridge, where the knowledgeable student guide will share its history, including details about the College’s Chapel, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. While admission is free, the College doesn’t allow groups larger than six, so it’s recommended to return after the tour with all the historical insights in mind.
• Corpus Christi College - First, the group will explore the Great Court of Corpus, followed by a historical overview of this renowned College from the student guide.
• Mathematical Bridge - The Mathematical Bridge is one of Cambridge’s most recognized bridges, with a rather intriguing origin story. The student guide will share the popular legend and then explain the bridge’s true origins.
• Clare College - The group will stop by the entrance to Clare College on the ‘Backs’—the local name for the path behind the central Colleges—where its history will be discussed. Additionally, the guide will point out the University Library just across the road.
• Garret Hostel Bridge - This bridge offers a stunning view of the River Cam. To the right, you’ll see Clare College’s bridge, the oldest in Cambridge. Straight ahead is the impressive Jerwood Library of Trinity Hall, designed to resemble a ship! It’s a perfect photo opportunity!
• Senate House - Outside the Senate House, the student guide will share intriguing details about the Cambridge graduation ceremony, held here for the past 300 years.
• St. John’s College - Known as the famous neighbor and rival of Trinity College, here you’ll learn about its reputation and the unique privilege its fellows share with the Royal Family.
• Trinity College - The tour concludes at Trinity College, where you’ll discover more about illustrious alumni such as Sir Isaac Newton and Prince Charles. You’ll see ‘the apple tree’ and hear the amusingly unbelievable story behind the statue of Henry VIII above the gate.

• Local guide
• Professional guide
• Entrance to Kings College (if options selected)

• Gratuities
• Kings College entrance if option not selected

Welcome to King’s College! Founded by King Henry VI, with subsequent monarchs contributing grander enhancements, which is why it bears its regal name. The chapel boasts the world’s largest vaulted ceiling and houses a Rubens painting, once the priciest artwork ever acquired. It’s no wonder that many Kings and Queens have visited, making it a must-see on your visit!

This tour will unveil Cambridge’s significant impact on global history and showcase the city’s architectural marvels, guided by our knowledgeable University guides. Additionally, the tour includes a visit to King’s College!

The tour covers sites such as Cambridge’s oldest church (1033), the oldest College (1284), and the laboratory renowned for the DNA discovery. You’ll also see Cambridge landmarks like the Mathematical Bridge and the Senate House, where graduations have been held for 300 years.

Moreover, our student guides will share their insights into the college system and reveal local secrets.

• Please ensure you are on the correct tour by asking the guide at the start, as multiple tours leave from the same starting point.
• No health restrictions

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