Upcoming Events
  • Mon
    29
    Mar
    2021

    Join us for a Christian Heritage zoom event

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    The Death of Death:

    How Easter Changes Everything

     

    with Dr Gary Habermas

    on

    Monday, March 29th at 7:30pm BST

     

    At the heart of Christianity is a claim with wild implications: that the Son of God, Jesus Christ, was put to death at the hands of Roman soldiers and yet, less than 72 hours later, was alive again. The wild implications: that he really was who he claimed to be, and that his resurrection resoundingly defeated death, giving hope of our own resurrection to come. We put faith in many things to prolong our lives – vaccines, tofu, kombucha – and yet still have not found a way to defeat what the Bible calls 'the last enemy', death itself. Could it be that the Easter Story has something to say to a society striving for eternity?

     

    After a presentation from Dr Habermas, there will be the opportunity for discussion and Q and A.

     

    Zoom Registration Link Coming Soon

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Guided Walks

In response to restrictions imposed by the UK government, the Round Church Visitor Centre will be closed until further notice. Guided Walks will also cease to operate during this time. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to the time when we can welcome you once again to the Round Church.

Discover Cambridge

on a Round Church Guided Walk

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Round Church Guided Walks

We love Cambridge, and believe that the best way to experience it is on foot with a guide who appreciates its treasures. We’ve been leading our acclaimed Round Church guided walks for over 25 years, and work with a dedicated team of local guides to bring you a small-group walking experience which is personal, engaging and unforgettable.

 

Our approach is a little different from a standard tourist tour: we believe that ideas matter, and focus on how a small number of big ideas have shaped the university over eight eventful centuries. Join us on a walk to see just how much Cambridge’s story of saints, sinners, sceptics, and scholars has to say to us today.

Book Your Walk

Gatehouse and first court of St John's College Cambridge

University Walk

Temporarily not operating due to COVID-19 and government guidance

 

Length: 90-120 minutes
Rates: £12, £10 students (on the door),

children 12 and under free

Lampposts, benches and trees covered in snow

C. S. Lewis Walk

Please direct enquiries to admin@christianheritage.org.uk

 

Length: 90-120 minutes
Rates: £12, £10 students (on the door),

children 12 and under free

Stained glass window and Hugh Latimer's pulpit in St Edward King and Martyr Church, Cambridge

Reformation Walk

By special request

 

Length: 90-120 minutes
Rates: £12 (standard), £10 (student)
Minimum for a private walk: £40

Orange and yellow fall leaves and stone wall of a Cambridge college gate

Mandarin Walk

By special request

 

Length: 90-120 minutes
Rates vary depending on group size
Please fill in the request form for a quote

Guided Walk Moments

What Our Walkers Have to Say

  • ‘Any tour of historic Cambridge has intrinsic value, but the Christian Heritage tour I took was wonderfully exceptional. I highly recommend the tour!'

    Visitor from USA

  • 'I've been on three guided walks of the city with different organisations, and this one is by far the best – and not just on the Christian context. The Christian Heritage guides were just more knowledgeable about the city in general.'

    Visitor from New Zealand

  • 'I highly recommend the Round Church guided walk. I can’t think of a better way to familiarize yourself with the history of the colleges.'

    Visitor from UK

  • 'Our best day out yet.'

    Visitor from USA

  • 'Eye-opening! A valuable investment of time. The walk significantly shifted my perspective on Cambridge.'

    Visitor from Canada