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Things to do in Cambridge

 

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Whipple Museum of the History of Science
Ranked #31 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Science Museums; History Museums
Owner description: Founded as a University Museum in 1944, this diverse collection covers all branches of science and features a comprehensive... more » Owner description: Founded as a University Museum in 1944, this diverse collection covers all branches of science and features a comprehensive collection of scientific instruments that were used from the 16th century to the present. « less
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Ranked #32 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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Ranked #33 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Parks
Owner description: This city park offers many recreational activities for the outdoor enthusiast, which includes over two miles of surfaced... more » Owner description: This city park offers many recreational activities for the outdoor enthusiast, which includes over two miles of surfaced paths for walking and biking, marked trails for horseback riding, picnic and play areas, and fishing in both of the area's lakes. « less
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Ranked #34 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites; Educational Sites
Owner description: It is said that Poet John Milton sat and wrote poetry under a tree on the grounds of this College, whose famous alumni... more » Owner description: It is said that Poet John Milton sat and wrote poetry under a tree on the grounds of this College, whose famous alumni include General Jan Smuts, John Milton, Charles Darwin and CP Snow. « less
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Ranked #35 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Parks; Nature/ Wildlife Areas
Owner description: Located a short distance south of Cambridge, this scenic park contains a mixture of woodlands and grasslands offering a... more » Owner description: Located a short distance south of Cambridge, this scenic park contains a mixture of woodlands and grasslands offering a network of scenic walking paths and picnic areas. « less
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Ranked #36 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Speciality Museums
Owner description: This preserved Victorian pumping station and working museum contains some of the oldest functional steam engines in the... more » Owner description: This preserved Victorian pumping station and working museum contains some of the oldest functional steam engines in the world, plus other historical engineering objects and machinery. « less
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Ranked #37 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Parks
Owner description: Open grassland area that hosts a number of events including the Midsummer Fair, which dates back to the 13th century, the... more » Owner description: Open grassland area that hosts a number of events including the Midsummer Fair, which dates back to the 13th century, the annual Strawberry Fair, fireworks on Guy Fawkes' Night and touring circuses. « less
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Ranked #38 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Religious Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Overlooking the market place, this architectural marvel was built in 1478 with much of its construction and décor in the... more » Owner description: Overlooking the market place, this architectural marvel was built in 1478 with much of its construction and décor in the Tudor-style; Henry VII himself donated more than one hundred oak trees to build its roof. « less
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Ranked #39 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites
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Ranked #40 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Theatres
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Ranked #41 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Parks
Owner description: This grassy square is the scene for several local fairs and serves as a favorite recreation area during the summer for... more » Owner description: This grassy square is the scene for several local fairs and serves as a favorite recreation area during the summer for rounders games, cricket matches, football games and evening drinks. « less
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Ranked #42 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Founded in 1350 by Bishop Bateman of Norwich, Trinity is the fifth oldest surviving College of Cambridge University and... more » Owner description: Founded in 1350 by Bishop Bateman of Norwich, Trinity is the fifth oldest surviving College of Cambridge University and boasts such alumni notables as Robert Herrick, F D Maurice, J B Priestley and Lord Howe. « less
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Ranked #43 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Religious Sites
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Ranked #44 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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Ranked #45 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Libraries; Educational Sites
Owner description: The library of Cambridge University houses one of the world's largest collections of books and manuscripts, which are put on... more » Owner description: The library of Cambridge University houses one of the world's largest collections of books and manuscripts, which are put on public display in the College's exhibition center twice a year. « less
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Ranked #46 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Theatres
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Ranked #47 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites
Owner description: Accepting both postgraduate and undergraduate students, this is considered one of the most cosmopolitan of the Cambridge... more » Owner description: Accepting both postgraduate and undergraduate students, this is considered one of the most cosmopolitan of the Cambridge Colleges since more than two-thirds of its students come from outside the United Kingdom. « less
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Ranked #48 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites; Religious Sites
Built around 1320, this church was dedicated to St. Botolph, the patron saint of travelers in medieval times.
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Ranked #49 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Bodies of Water
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Ranked #50 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Golf Courses
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Ranked #51 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Religious Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: St Bene't's (St. Benedicts) Church predates the Norman conquest of England in 1066, and features the Anglo-Saxon tower (circa... more » Owner description: St Bene't's (St. Benedicts) Church predates the Norman conquest of England in 1066, and features the Anglo-Saxon tower (circa 1025AD,) which is the oldest building in Cambridgeshire. « less
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Ranked #52 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Architectural Buildings
Owner description: Founded in 1871, this all-female college is sited in a maze-like complex of mid-Victorian buildings surrounded by picturesque... more » Owner description: Founded in 1871, this all-female college is sited in a maze-like complex of mid-Victorian buildings surrounded by picturesque gardens. « less
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Ranked #53 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites
Founded in 1326 as University Hall, this is the second oldest of the Cambridge colleges.
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Ranked #54 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites
Owner description: Established in 1965 in honor of Lucy Cavendish, an avid campaigner for women's education during the early 20th century, this... more » Owner description: Established in 1965 in honor of Lucy Cavendish, an avid campaigner for women's education during the early 20th century, this all-women college is the smallest with approximately 200 enrolled students. « less
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Ranked #55 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Bridges
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Ranked #56 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Museums
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Ranked #57 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Founded as an academy in 1730 by the Congregational Fund Board, Homerton now serves as an independent specialist college... more » Owner description: Founded as an academy in 1730 by the Congregational Fund Board, Homerton now serves as an independent specialist college within the University of Cambridge. « less
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Ranked #58 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Gardens
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Ranked #59 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Architectural Buildings
Owner description: The newest Cambridge College was founded in 1977 with its pleasing modern buildings built in red brick with balconies facing... more » Owner description: The newest Cambridge College was founded in 1977 with its pleasing modern buildings built in red brick with balconies facing into a paved courtyard. « less
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Ranked #60 of 99 attractions in Cambridge
Category: Parks
Owner description: This urban oasis of calm is considered one of Cambridge’s most popular parks with acres of grass, an avenue of Plane trees... more » Owner description: This urban oasis of calm is considered one of Cambridge’s most popular parks with acres of grass, an avenue of Plane trees and an outdoor swimming pool in the summer. « less
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