Visit to Cambridge
Description:
Cambridge was first mentioned in historical documents in the VIII century (730), and the first university was opened here in 1209. There are 18 universities in Cambridge. Thus, it can be safely argued that the ancient university city of Cambridge is famous for the variety of architectural styles of its colleges, peaceful lawns and bay meadows descending to the River Kem. A great opportunity to explore almost all university buildings is a boat trip along the river. Visit the Chapel of King's College. The most picturesque wooden-brick Queen's College, and the Gothic fan vaults of the King's College Chapel are among the most beautiful in England. In the center of Cambridge is the famous Market Square, where the fair has been open for four centuries from Monday to Saturday. Around the perimeter of the square are interesting buildings, for example, the Great Church of St. Mary. The splendidly beautiful surroundings of Suffolk, which inspired the painters Constable and Gainsborough, with their ancient wooden textile towns, almost unchanged from the 15th century, such as Lavenham, and Long Melford.
Languages: Russian, English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Bulgarian, Italian
Meeting place with the guide: hotel where tourists live.
Additional car: 65 euros per hour
Additional entrance tickets to museums are paid