Cambridge is
one of the most beautiful cities in Britain steeped in history and
tradition. You can explore the
colleges
of Cambridge University with their stunning architecture, visit
the magnificent museums and art galleries, or wander around the
traditional daily market outside the City's Guildhall. Visitors can
take in the atmosphere down the quaint narrow winding cobbled
streets or enjoy a picnic along the famous 'Backs' of the River Cam,
where
punting is a must,
or relax in one of it’s many restaurants, cafes & pubs. You may
want to wander around the many independent shops or explore shopping
areas, such as The Grand Arcade or The Grafton Centre, with all the
high street favorites. There is also an open-top
touring
bus which enables passengers to see the many sights of Cambridge
in comfort without walking. Located just 3 miles west of the City of
Cambridge, set in over 30 acres of beautifully maintained gardens
and lawns, is the American Cemetery and Memorial which
commemorates the American servicemen who died in World War II.
Visit
The Orchard at
Grantchester, with its hundred year history connected to the First
World War poet, Rupert Brooke and is open 7 days a week. Enjoy the
unique English experience of morning coffee, lunches and afternoon
teas served under the boughs of fruit trees and absorb the beauty of
the surroundings, sitting in traditional deck chairs.
