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Learn about the founding of the university and the origins of some of the most famous colleges under figures such as Lady Margaret Beaufort and King Henry VIII. Explore the birth of modern science, through stories about alumni like Isaac Newton. Hear how Cambridge figures dramatically reshaped English society and politics through the Protestant Reformation and puritan movement. And discover how Cambridge alumni William Wilberforce and Thomas Clarkson spearheaded the campaign to abolish the British slave trade.
We aim to give you a feel for Cambridge’s most iconic spots, as well as some places off the beaten track. We begin inside the Round Church, one of Cambridge’s quirkiest and oldest buildings, and typically see the River Cam, Newton’s apple tree, Great St Mary’s (the university church), the Senate House (where students graduate), the Corpus Clock, The Eagle pub, Cambridge’s oldest building, and the Old Cavendish Laboratory. We admire the magnificent exteriors of St John’s, Trinity and King’s Colleges. While we cannot guarantee college entrance on any given day, most tours also enter 1-2 colleges to admire their beautiful courts and chapels.
Length: 90 mins – 2 hours
Meeting point: inside the Round Church, Cambridge
Rates: £16 (students/teenagers £14, children aged under 13 free)

Our University Walk (described above) provides the perfect introduction to Cambridge’s history, including its rich Christian heritage. It is our most popular tour, and is available on a private basis as well as public tours running several days a week. It is the best option for larger groups, for whom we can provide multiple guides.
Adult (Aged 19+): £16
Student (Valid student ID required): £14
Youth (Aged 13-18): £14
Child (Under 13 years old): Free
Please note that there is an £140 minimum spend.
Discounts are available for groups of more than 10 people.
To arrange a tour, please submit a request using the form linked below.

Discover the living legacy of C.S. Lewis, explore the events that brought him to Cambridge, see the places where he lived and worked, and discuss the ideas and works which have made him one of the 20th century’s most celebrated authors.
C.S. Lewis guided walks may be arranged on a private basis. A downloadable audio version is also available.

Explore how the Reformation profoundly transformed Western society. Discover how Cambridge helped to ignite this faith-fuelled revolution and came to be known as ‘the seat of the English Reformation’.
Reformation Walks may be arranged on a private basis.

Join one of our friendly and knowledgeable Mandarin-speaking guides to explore Cambridge’s famous university. Available on a private basis.
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