Cambridge is a university city of the county of Cambridge shire, England. University of Cambridge is one of the most renowned universities of the world. Many famous scientists, philosophers and mathematicians like Sir Isaac Newton, Stephen Hawking have been a part of the Cambridge University.
Cambridge is very interesting for people who have an interest in architecture especially the various colleges and university buildings. The architecture is a mix of modern and classical style.
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Cambridge is directly connected to all major cities in UK through road and rail transport. Now you can also get Cambridge to Paris train also by booking just one ticket that can be availed by online Eurostar booking.
Places of Attraction:
Cambridge University Botanic Garden:
It has around 8,000 different plant species in 40 acres of beautiful landscapes.
Parker’s Piece:
It is located in the centre of the city and is the best known open spaces in Cambridge.
Cambridge Corn Exchange:
Cambridge Corn Exchange hosts around 280 different events every year in the field of music, comedy, shows and entertainment playing.
Cambridge Leisure Park:
Here tourists have a good leisure time with the place hosting 9 screen Cineworld cinema, 28 lane Tenpin bowling, gym, café, wide range of restaurants and bars.
The Folk Museum:
This museum is the only local social history museum in Cambridge and is the most comprehensive collection representing life in the South Cambridgeshire villages.
Restaurants in Cambridge:
De Luca Cucina & Bar:
It is an Italian restaurant where you can enjoy superb snacks, drinks, wines and cocktails.
Fitzbillies:
It is Cambridge’s oldest craft bakery which is famous for Chelsea buns and traditional cakes.
The Rice Boat:
It was voted as “Best South Asian Restaurant in Cambridge” in 2006/07 and 2008/09. It offers only fish and sea food along with great vegetarian dishes and meat dishes.
