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The "must-do" on a visit to this great city! Get a unique view of some of Cambridge's iconic landmarks - including King's College Chapel, the Bridge of Sighs and The Wren Library at Trinity Collage - while you drift along the River Cam.
Cambridge and its surrounding areas have played backdrop to a number of big-budget films and classic TV series. 2015 saw the release of The Theory of Everything - a biopic of renowned astrophysicist Stephen Hawking - which was filmed on Cambridge's cobbled streets and at the University of Cambridge's colleges where he studied.
To really get away from it all, take a stroll through one of Cambridge's many open spaces and beautiful gardens. Christ's Pieces and Jesus Green are two of the largest, situated in the centre of the city, and for a classic view of the colleges over the River Cam, wander to The Cambridge Backs. Why not round off your mini-adventure with afternoon tea?