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Cambridge offers plenty of pre-planned city tours for you to choose from all year round. If you’re feeling more spontaneous, simply grab a map and enjoy an uncharted adventure. Why not plot your journey and explore the city?  

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Cambridge longest running river boat tours. Explore Cambridge buy river , city and beyond. Private group/family trips and public hop-on tours.

Cambridge Bike Tours

Cambridge as you’ve never seen it before! Truly the best way to explore this beautiful and fascinating city. Get off the beaten track and discover hidden gems with our knowledgeable guides

Cambridge Highlights Tour

See the best of Cambridge on a 90-minute Cambridge Highlights Walking Tour!

Cambridge Punting

Ready to experience Cambridge like never before? Join us at Cambridge Punting, for a journey that blends history, charm, and adventure.

Cambridge Sculpture Trails

Find illustrated trails of 20th & 21st C public sculpture on our CST website. Download our free app to guide you around the works sited in city streets and tranquil college gardens.

Cambridge Women Tours

Sex and the City - a walking tour This guided tour, led by Cambridge Green Badge guides, reveals the parts played by women in shaping the university, the town and the world beyond.

City Sightseeing Tour

The Cambridge sightseeing tour stops at 18 different locations across the city, bringing you on a tour of the city's main tourist attractions. Enjoy the views and sounds of Cambridge from the top deck of the Hop-On Hop-Off bus, whatever your tastes may be.

CityDays Urban Adventure Hunts

Escape room meets city tour. Explore Cambridge’s historic highlights and hidden quirks in this puzzle-filled adventure through its centre!

Go Quest Adventures: Self Guided City Walk & Interactive Treasure Hunt

Turning City Streets into Adventure Playgrounds! Go Quest Adventures (GQA) offers fun and interactive city Quests all self-guided through the GQA app. On your Quest, explore the streets of Cambridge unlocking a secret trail, solving puzzles & completing challenges earning points along the way. Quests are designed for you to see the city’s highlights but also discover hidden gems and learn unique facts. Get Your Quest Today - Play Anytime! Will you Conquer The Quest?

Grantchester Filming Locations Walking Tour

Enjoy a guided Grantchester tour through the idyllic village on the outskirts of Cambridge, as seen in the hit ITV drama.

Haunted Cambridge Tours

Cambridge guides' scariest storytellers are running ghost tours every Friday and Saturday at 18:30.

Hidden Cambridge

Discover the heart of the ancient city, some of the hidden nooks and crannies you’ve never noticed before around the river crossing and quayside area.

Inside King’s College Chapel

Step inside and feel the magic. Our guides are invited by King’s to lead tours of Cambridge’s most recognisable landmark.

Killer Trails

Would you like to explore the elegant streets of Cambridge whilst solving a world-changing murder mystery? Well, you’ve come to the right place, detective! A Brief Murder In Time is an imaginative treasure hunt with a whodunit twist. This self-guided city tour experience leads you on a thrilling journey around one of the world’s most prestigious university cities, past renowned museums and spectacularly preserved architecture. Along the way, you’ll discover historical landmarks and hidden gems, solve cryptic puzzles and find hidden clues to ultimately deduce whodunit. The game is afoot!

King’s College and King’s College Chapel

King's College Chapel plays a central role in College life, as well as being the most instantly recognizable and iconic building in Cambridge.

Let’s Go Punting

At Let’s Go Punting we offer award-winning private and shared chauffeured punting tours in Cambridge. Sit back, relax and see the majestic Cambridge University 'college backs' in comfort & style.

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Cambridge is the cycling capital of the UK, with around 55% of residents making a journey by bike at least once per week.

Private Cambridge Guided Walking Tours

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Join an expert Blue Badge Guide for a personalised experience on a private tour of Cambridge

Our guides will take you on a fascinating guided tour that lasts up to 2-hours and can accommodate up to 20 people per guide.

Our private tours will show you the very best of Cambridge with expert inside knowledge along the way. For the full Cambridge experience book a longer tour and explore more of the central Cambridge Colleges and other famous sites.

All our private tours are fully customisable and can focus on whatever you wish depending on the requirements of your group – choose the time and the meeting place, and have the itinerary tailored to your specific interests, age group and mobility.

Find out more about our tours below and start planning your trip today!

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Our Private Cambridge Guided Tours last between 1 and 2 hours, and are tailored to your individual requirements. As an overview: 

A 1 or 1.5 hour private tour will cover the historic heart of the city including the golden Corpus Clock; the formal and ceremonial centre of the University, The Senate House and Old Schools; stunning colleges such as King’s, Corpus Christi and Trinity (external views) and the Old Cavendish Laboratory, home of world-changing scientific discoveries.

A 2 hour guided walking tour led by one of our highly-trained and experienced Blue or Green Badge Guides will cover the rich history of Cambridge city and University at a comfortable pace and allows time for entry into one or more of the famous central colleges.

Participants will learn about student life and pranks, see well-known landmarks and hear fascinating insights from more than 800 years of University history. Tours are led by our entertaining Guides who love to share their inside knowledge of Cambridge and are ready to help you make the most of your time, however brief, in our lovely city.

Please note tours can include internal college visits when available, however Cambridge colleges are private institutions and sometimes close at short notice therefore entrance can never be guaranteed.

All of our private tours are fully customisable and can focus on whatever you wish. If it’s your first time in Cambridge we would recommend you include the following sights:

The Old Cavendish Laboratory The Eagle Pub The Corpus Clock The Senate House

Central colleges including:

• Corpus Christi College
• King’s College
• Gonville & Caius College
• Trinity College
• St Catharine’s College

Tours usually start from outside Great St Mary’s Church on King’s Parade but can be arranged to suit the needs of your group. Please try to arrive 10 minutes before your tour starts. Unfortunately tours cannot be extended as a result of late arrival.

Tours run throughout the year.

Please email us with your preferred date and time and we will do our best to accommodate.

Our Private Cambridge Guided Tours last between 1 and 2 hours, and are tailored to your individual requirements. As an overview:

Please note some of the Cambridge Colleges currently remain closed and the tours will include external visits only.

Tours usually start from outside Great St Mary’s Church on King’s Parade but can be arranged to suit the needs of your group. Please try to arrive 10 minutes before your tour starts, unfortunately tours cannot be extended as a result of late arrival.

Please note some of  the Cambridge Colleges currently remain closed and the tours will include external visits only.

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To enquire about a private guided tour please email us with your requirements including your preferred tour date and any specific sights you’d like to include in the tour.

Please send an email to [email protected] or alternatively click on the relevant button below and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Cantab Tours have a wealth of experience in providing high-quality walking tours of Cambridge. Our team has previously worked with Visit Cambridge for many years as the providers of their official guided tour service. In fact, we have been delivering tours of Cambridge since the 1970s!

We work closely with The Society of Cambridge Tourist Guides and all of our tour guides are accredited and proudly wear the widely-recognised Blue or Green badges awarded by the Institute of Tourist Guiding . The training lasts almost a year and our guides have such a broad knowledge they can answer most questions you will have including questions on the application process for prospective students.

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As well as being fully qualified, our tour guides are all extremely passionate about Cambridge and its history. Many of our guides are Cambridge University Alumni or are associated with the University in some way. They will guarantee that you will have an enjoyable and engaging tour – full of interesting historical facts and fascinating stories. No boring or scripted tours here!

Our Cambridge Highlights Tour is only £20 per person (£12 for children) for a 90-minute tour, and our Private Tours start at just £90 for up to 20 people offering great value for money and the perfect way to see Cambridge.

Our Cambridge Highlights Tour is only £20 per person (£12 for children) for a 90-minute tour, and our private tours start at just £90 for up to 20 people offering great value for money and the perfect way to see Cambridge.

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Make the most of your visit to King’s College by booking a Private Guided Tour. A part of our Private Guided Tours service – book as a standalone tour of the college, or combine with a tour of other Cambridge sights.

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Make the most of Cambridge with our guided walking tours and Stride through the cobbled streets of this historic university city. Our walking tours will take you through all the famous sights of Cambridge from the prominent colleges like St John’s, and King’s to the Market square and the legendary tree from which the apple fell on Sir  Isaac Newton.

Our Blue badge tour guides will serenade you with historical anecdotes, stories about Cambridge, its famous scientists, and the spectacular architectural buildings in Cambridge. Not to mention, all the hidden gems that only our tour guides know about.

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Stride through the history of Cambridge and unveil all its secrets with our public guided walking tour from our blue badge guides.  The tour visits well-known mediaeval colleges such as Trinity, St. John’s, Gonville and Caius, King’s, and Corpus Christi. How the colleges were founded and came to be. Moreover, you will pass over the amazing 12th-century The Church of the Holy Sepulchre known as the Round Church, St Benet’s 11th-century church,  Great St Mary’s and Old Schools. And of course, the historic Cavendish Laboratory, where 30 members have won the Nobel prize for amazing scientific discoveries like the structure of DNA. 

The Tour also includes the famous royal air force eagle pub in Cambridge and some anecdotes about Cambridge locals and students. Find out how some engineering students pulled out a prank and managed to hoist a car on the roof of the senate-house of Cambridge university.  The tour starts at 13:00 pm and lasts for 90 minutes.

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Stride through historical and contemporary Cambridge in a 90-minute private walking tour unveiling all the famous sights. Our private walking tours take you on a journey to explore world-famous colleges like Trinity where Ernest Rutherford attended college at the University of Cambridge, St Catherine’s where legendary actor Sir Ian McKellen studied , and St John’s to name a few. 

The tour includes so many interesting spots in Cambridge as the Cavendish Laboratory, famous for 30 Nobel Prizes in different fields.  Also, you will learn all the secrets about the intriguing  Corpus clock  that was designed by DR John C. Taylor to symbolize time .

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Your visit to Cambridge is not complete without a guided punting tour. An iconic part of Cambridge heritage. Punting is the perfect way to see the Colleges and bridges that are not visible by foot. Sit back and relax on a traditional wooden punt while you pass world-famous sights in style.

Whether you opt for a shared or private tour, your time on the river will be one to remember. The combination of both walking and punting will ensure that you have seen every angle of the city regardless of whether you are a solo traveller, family, or corporate group, you will surely leave Cambridge with a one of a kind experience.

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Shared | Combined Cambridge University Walking & Punting Tour With Optional King’s College Entry Led By University Alumni

Combine our 90-minute graduate-led college walking tour and 45-minute punting tour. In addition, you have the option to include entry to King’s College Chapel when you select that ticket option.

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If you don’t feel like sharing why not hire your very own private punt? Your expert punt chauffeur will show you 8 colleges and 9 bridges over 50 minutes while providing a detailed historical tour.

Your guide is on hand throughout to answer any questions and give you his sole attention ensuring your satisfaction.

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Shared | Cambridge University Punting Tour

Undoubtedly the best way to see the most famous Cambridge colleges in a short space of time, our punting tours typically last around 45 minutes and take you through eight colleges and underneath nine bridges.

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Private | Cambridge University Ghost Tour Led By University Alumni

Explore one of the most haunted cities in the country and find out about the gruesome things that happened long ago.

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Tailored to your needs and objectives, our private tour can be completely personalised by visiting your specific places of interest or choosing from our selection of themed tours. Alternatively, you may choose to stick with our classic 90-minute tour route.

Private Bespoke | Combined Cambridge University Walking & Punting Tour With Optional King’s College Led By University Alumni

Tailored to your needs and objectives your private combined graduate-led walking tour & punting tour can be completely personalised, visiting your specific places of interest.

In addition to our classic tour route, you may alternatively choose from a selection of themed walking tours.

Get in touch by email to explain your tour requirements and we will do the rest!

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Alumni Tours is an independent tour company with a difference. Located in the heart of Cambridge in royal blue uniform, we provide walking tours with real Cambridge University students and graduates as well as traditional Cambridge punting tours.

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We think the best way to see Cambridge is with the real experts. That’s why our walking tour guides are always students of the University of Cambridge, who take you in and around the colleges while offering their personal take on famous history and student life. For a different perspective, try a relaxing punting tour on the river. An iconic part of Cambridge’s heritage, punting is the ideal way to see and learn about some of the most famous Cambridge colleges.

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For centuries Cambridge has been home to some of the greatest minds and biggest ideas in human history. They are cities where people come to explore, discover, and imagine. During your visit, let Alumni Tours bring these cities of learning to life.

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Join us on a shared tour, or request a more private affair. Whether you’re a curious traveller or prospective student, hen party or school group, our professional and enthusiastic team is here to meet all your needs, answer all your questions, and help you make the most of your visit to Cambridge.

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Exploring so many landmarks and learning about their history on a sunny day was brilliant. Francesco gave us a great tour with his very detailed knowledge and smooth navigation through the town, highly recommended.

"I would definitely recommend this tour. Maria, our tour guide was really great! She was very friendly and more than willing to take any pictures that we asked for. She told a lot of funny stories and was more than willing to answer any questions that we had about university life at Cambridge in general. Thank you Maria, you were the highlight of our day in Cambridge!"

"Although I and my wife have been to Cambridge many times, we took this tour with Laura to get an insight on how it is to live and learn in Cambridge. As a recent graduate, Laura was able to go beyond the "facts and dates" and give a viewpoint of someone who spent 3 years living, working and learning in Cambridge. Excellent tour guide who made the 90 minutes fly by."

"Jess was brilliant, funny, and witty. She was very knowledgeable about so much of the university. She studied at the university before becoming a professor of Latin there. She showed us lots of little hideouts that have a great history which most of the tourist swarms don’t come close to. She was very patient and moved at the group’s pace and answered any questions."

Francesco was an incredible guide, and the whole experience was so worth it! The tour was filled with amazing history, fun trivia, and even myths and legends that have circulated the university for hundreds of years. It's very obvious that the tour company (and Francesco) have put in a lot of effort to make sure the experience is educational and engaging. Also, Francesco kept his mask on the entire tour which we appreciated, and the group was kept small (only 6 of us total), which gave us the ability to keep our own boundaries as needed. Thanks so much, would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Cambridge for the day!

Excellent day on my birthday. We did the walking tour with Joshua who is a great communicator extremely well prepared. We were just 3 of us and there was also another student that was doing her training...so we had also another guide. Joshua suggested also a great place for a quick lunch (Bread & Meat) which I am going to review as well with 5 stars. It was the perfect day also for the punting which we did in the same boat with another couple, and that was very good as well, as it offers a great perspective of the most famous colleges. I would like to mention also the great service from Eren, the manager of Cambridge Alumni Tours. A superb experience all-round at a fair price.

A Charming Walking Tour of Cambridge UK (with map)

Cambridge is a beautiful city to visit, especially since it is so easy to come here from London. The historical Cambridge University with its many colleges and traditions form a unique vibe in this college city. Come along with me on a beautiful walking tour of Cambridge UK.

Ever since we lived in Cambridge for an entire month, the city has become our favorite day trip from London . We found spring time in Cambridge to be absolutely gorgeous with all the flowers and trees blooming. So, come along with me on my favorite walking tour of Cambridge UK .

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Favorite Places on My Walking Tour of Cambridge UK

Is Cambridge UK walkable? Oh yes, very much so. Actually, walking is the best way to experience Cambridge.

• Cambridge historical colleges form the main attraction of this college town. Walking down King’s Parade is a beautiful experience.
• Walking along the backs of the colleges  gives you a completely different view of Cambridge’s old center.
• Going punting along River Cam  is a unique experience.
• Cambridge old churches  are scattered all over the city’s center and they are beautiful to visit. One of my favorite quaint English churches is in Cambridge.
• Strolling through beautiful gardens especially during sunny days during the spring is absolutely stunning.

1. The Round Church

The first stop on our walking tour of Cambridge UK is the Round Church, also known as the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The Round Church was built by crusaders in the 12th century and is one of the oldest landmarks in Cambridge.

One of only four medieval round churches still in use in England, the Round Church is constructed in the Gothic architectural style. The visitor’s center offers exhibits on the history of the city and the church. It is the perfect place to begin our walking tour because of its iconic appearance and central location in the Cambridge city center.

2. Great St Mary’s Church

Get ready for a climb! At the North end of King’s Parade, we will come across Great St Mary’s Church.

Look up at the imposing stone tower, which houses the bells that have rung out every day for hundreds of years. For a small fee, you can ascend the staircase within the tower and take in sweeping views of the Historical Colleges. We will visit a couple of these later on our walking tour of Cambridge.

The church has a close relationship with Cambridge University – in fact, it is still required that undergraduate students live within three miles of the church. Inside, enjoy the quiet atmosphere under wooden beamed ceilings and learn about the church’s two impressive organs.

3. Sheep’s Green

At the end of Mill Lane you will find yourself on the banks of the River Cam. If you’re in a seafaring mood, you can take a boat tour of the Historical Colleges along the river. You may also hire a punt, kayak, or canoe to explore independently. Then, stroll diagonally through the picturesque Sheep’s Green. You will pass by many small ponds and bridges in this expansive park, and eventually you will arrive on the opposite bank of the river.

4. Mathematical Bridge

After walking east on Silver Street, you will find Queen’s College on your left. Near Queen’s College, there is a view of a small wooden bridge. Although its real name is Wooden Bridge, it is known in Cambridge history as Mathematical Bridge because of its fascinating engineering and construction.

There is a popular myth that Isaac Newton built this bridge without using any screws, bolts, or nails. In reality, it was designed and constructed by William Etheredge and James Essex in 1749. It is held together with typical fasteners, but it is famous for its elegant rounded arch shape…even though it is built with only straight planks of wood! You can cross the bridge yourself and explore Queen’s College for £3.50.

5. Walk The Backs

A large portion of the remainder of our walking tour of Cambridge UK will take place along The Backs, a scenic tree-lined path that follows the back sides of the Historical Colleges. The Backs is flanked by the colleges’ huge lawns, which have been well-preserved for centuries as a popular green space.

6. King’s College Chapel

King’s College was not built in a day – in fact, it was not even built in seventy years. Construction on the chapel began in 1446, and was still incomplete when King Henry VIII was coronated in 1509. The chapel was finally completed in 1531 with the installation of vivid stained glass windows. Construction of the chapel took place during the Wars of the Roses, which is part of the reason it took so long. Inside, look up at the intricate, lacy ceilings. Walk along the bold black and white marble floor to the altar, where you can view The Adoration of the Magi by well-known Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens.

If you’re planning to come to Cambridge, make sure you checkout the official King’s College website for the best information about visiting this beautiful chapel.

When you’ve had your fill of the chapel’s stunning architecture and history, exit King’s College and head towards Clare College, just to the west on the bank of the river. There are two stops left on our walking tour of Cambridge UK.

7. Fellows’ Garden at Clare College

Just across the river from Clare College is the sprawling green expanse of the Fellows’ Garden. The garden was designed by Nevill Willmer, a professor of History at Cambridge. Willmer’s interest in color theory paid off in the beautiful flora of the garden.

It is a particularly special place to visit in the spring, when bright sunlight illuminates hundreds of colorful flowers. A small admission fee allows you to wander the garden at your leisure and engage in scholarly thought – or just enjoy the scenery.

8. St John’s College

In St John’s college, you will experience some of the most notable historic landmarks in Cambridge. If you are planning to visit, make sure you checkout St John’s visitor information website .

Plan Your Trip to Cambridge UK

Watch my video about planning a trip to Cambridge . This is a simple video that walks you through my custom maps and routes for planning a great trip to Cambridge, UK.

Where to stay in Cambridge? I recommend staying at the affordable Arundel House Hotel for its excellent location and beautiful setting. For a more refined place you can enjoy The Gonvile Hotel on the southern side of Cambridge’s historical center. You can also find other budget hotels in Cambridge .

Book a local tour . Enjoy a beautiful guided punting tour on river Cam which will float you behind all the historical colleges and give you a unique perspective of the town. You can also join this beautifully led historical walking tour of Cambridge . Locally led, this tour will take you to the colleges including a visit to beautiful King’s College.

Coming from London? Book a beautiful Cambridge tour from London . This tour will take you to most important attractions and it’s perfect, especially if you are short on time.

Where to park in Cambridge? Parking at the Grand Arcade is the best place for starting your walking tour of historical Cambridge UK since they are rebuilding the Round church parking structure.  Parking structures have very narrow parking spots in England, so be careful about driving in England and go slowly.

Take a day trip from Cambridge . If you have a few extra days to spend in Cambridge , rent a car in Europe and explore my favorite day trips from Cambridge . The Cambridgeshire countryside is beautiful and the surrounding old villages and manor houses will transport you back in time.

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Is Cambridge UK Worth Visiting?

Absolutely! Cambridge has become my favorite day trip from London . With its small historical center and idyllic River Cam location, Cambridge is beautiful to visit especially during spring. Our children loved walking the narrow streets and the many ducks with ducklings in the ponds and on River Cam. Plan to spend at least an entire day in this lovely historical city.

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Thank you so much for this very lively tour ! I am going to Cambridge in 2 weeks and shall definitely follow your steps !

Anonymous….glad you found my tour guide helpful in planning your trip to Cambridge. Have fun…Cambridge is a beautiful place.

I’m going to Cambridge tomorrow and will be using your excellent blog to plan my route! Thank you for taking the time to write it :)

James…thank you for letting me know you will use my walking tour of Cambridge to plan your visit. Have fun…beautiful city! You made my day!

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The Most Famous Sites At Cambridge University

From King’s College to Senate House – this tour covers more sights than any other tour in Cambridge. 

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 The tour covers a vast range of different topics, all explained clearly and accessibly by our guides. We take you through the story of Cambridge, from the city’s beginnings as a humble Saxon town through to its current position as a world-famous seat of learning and culture. Cambridge has been around for over  1000 years. Give us two short hours, and we’ll tell you this amazing story from start to finish!

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Cambridge receives millions of visitors each year and it easy to see why with Cambridge University boasting some of the country’s most stunning Architecture including:

From left to right: Kings College Chapel, The Bridge of Sighs, New Court St Johns, The Wren Library, The Fitzwilliam Museum and The Round Church.

Cambridge is a vibrant city where Town meets Gown, a bustling city in its own right with the University running through the heart, along the River Cam providing incredible views. During your time in Cambridge whether you opt for a punting, walking, cycling or bus tour your guide will introduce you to the majesty of Cambridge.

Why choose Tours of Cambridge

We are a local company based in central Cambridge and have been offering services to tours for over 15 years. All of the tours you can book here at  ‘Tours of Cambridge’   are either personally run by us or our trusted suppliers.

We are a flexible company and are happy to put together a bespoke package for your group ensuring that you get the most of our Cambridge however long your visit.

We had a sparkling experience floating down the veins of Cambridge. Thanks to the guide, the impressive buildings turned into scenes of great tales and funny anecdotes. The lighthearted atmosphere was perfect to enjoy the trip. Thank you to the team for this piece of enlighten time in the heart of the old Cambridge.

A huge personal thank you for the fantastic day at my hen do.It was literally perfect – everyone had such a wonderful time and people were enormously impressed at the beautiful vintage style picnic, gorgeous food, great organisation, and the enjoyable punting experience itself!! Thanks so much to you for doing such an amazing job.

Just wanted to say thank you and let you know that we all loved the picnic and punting on Saturday.  We had a brilliant day, the food was gorgeous and Charlie was an absolute star.  It all made an amazing hen do and we all want to come back and do it again! Thanks again.”

“thank you for your efforts in organising the scavenger hunt, and punting/wine tasting…. The events went really well, and were enjoyed greatly by all. A particular thanks to our punter and wine-tasting man who were both absolutely brilliant and really made the punting event a massive hit”.

Great afternoon with Lets Go Punting. The mulled wine and hot chocolate were delicious and added to a wonderful experience. Simon our Guide was excellent – catering for our 7 year old and 70 year old.

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Tel: +44 (0)1223 322 998, mobile: +44 (0)777 4017 424, cambridge: general tours.

For general Guided Tours of Cambridge, The Tourist Information Centre offers flexible, daily tours for individuals and groups.

• Web: Official Tours
• Tel: 01223 457574
• Email: Tourist Office

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Guided tours around literary Cambridge

Our guided tours let you discover how Cambridge influenced & inspired the world's great authors & poets. Many are still living, all are widely read.

Our professionally-guided tours of Literary Cambridge feed memory and imagination. We'll  take you where writers crafted, experimented or proclaimed their works. Come with us to monuments and locations in Central Cambridge – as well as a few secret spots…  We aim to visit at least one college site.

Choose from the following guided tours:

• Come with us around the environs associated with writers from Town and Gown;
• One college site is usually included;
• Identify local features significant to some great novelists, poets, playwrights, and diarists;
• Led, where possible, with trained and experienced English or TEFL teachers;
• 1 ½ - 2 hours.
• Touch on their influences;
• and reactions!
• From the medieval founders to today's senior academics, college heads, and influential alumnae;
• Scenarios in novels;
• spots of drama;
• shadows of poems…;
• Shades and vibrations from Classic and Contemporary writings;
•  2 hours.
• Walk where ‘prayer has been valid’ and controversy explored by scholarship, spirituality and action;
• Salute many Honest Doubters and Social Reformers;

It's best to wear comfortable shoes and dress suitably for Cambridge weather!

At the end of your tour we'll happily suggest suitable cafes, bars and restaurants to continue your discussions! Return to top menu

Cambridge Literary Tours are led by:

• Members or Associates of the Institute of Tourist Guiding, VisitBritain's 'gold standard' for tour-guiding;
• Professionals or educators experienced in the world of writing and publishing;
• enthusiasts!

Sophie Smiley, Storyteller and Poet, co-ordinates this initiative.

We're all trained by trained and approved by the Institute of Tourist Guides. What's more,

• We have professional trainings relating to the world of literature.
• Teachers, editors, and academics – many stalwarts of Book Groups - can be called on.

Telephone: +44 (0)1223 322 998 [Office hours only – or Voicemail.]

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Cambridge Writers, Past and Present [2hours]

This guided tour highlights the ‘famous names’ engaged by this historic city. Come with us around the environs associated with writers from Town and Gown. We usually like to include one college site as well. We'll:-

• Admire key figures in the history of English Literature in same breath as eminent contemporary writers.
• Trace the walkways where novelists, playwrights, poets and essayist lived, ambled or scurried.
• all the way to Ali or Zadie Smith.
• Discuss visitors such as Dickens and Virginia Woolf ;
• Picture imaginary students such as Sherlock Holmes;
• As we look at buildings associated with them and their circle.

‘Who Wrote Here?’ [1 ½ – 2hrs, or as requested]

A guided tour for English-speaking and International students. Syllabuses and courses usually include writers from Cambridge. We'll show you local features which should have interested:

• Novelists such as EM Forster and Thomas Hardy;
• Poets e.g. TS Eliot and Ted Hughes;
• Playwrights for instance Marlowe and Peter Shaeffer;
• Diarists like Pepys.

What's more, we'll:

• Drop some ‘names’ from Film and Television;
• Mention our favourite author , the son of a former Archbishop of Canterbury, as we like Granchester;
• Check out the real locations for a few movies;
• Science Fiction;
• Comedy; and
• Social Comment.
• All the way to My Beautiful Laundrette…

Where possible, our tours will be led by trained and experienced teachers of English or TEFL.

Women Writers of Cambridge. [2hours]

Walk through lanes and locations known by world-class and gentler-flowering female writers.

• Joanne Harris,
• Syliva Plath,
• Zadie Smith,
• Rebecca Stott;
• Virginia Woolf,
• Dorothy L Sayers,
• Kate Atkinson;
• See the sites that may have inspired Oscar-winning screenwriters;
• Allow time to sense the atmosphere described by a galaxy of female crime-writers;
• Touch on the humour depicted by Darwin's grand-daughter, Gwen Raverat;
• Savour some insights of women journalists...

Women in Cambridge

Walking guided tours with Cambridge Green Badge Guides:

• Tour duration 2 hrs;
• Maximum group size 20

Hear the surprising, shocking, and sometimes funny, story of how women made their mark on the University of Cambridge.

We'll start from the medieval founders and finish with today’s senior academics, heads of colleges, and influential alumnae.

Denied an education at the university for the first 650 years of its existence, women, backed by male supporters, faced extraordinary challenges to gain access and equality.

Early enthusiasm for change put Cambridge in the vanguard of Victorian educational reform. With their fighting spirit, alumnae of the first womens’ colleges made an indelible mark on the city and country, through pioneering civic and social activism.

But the promising start for women turned into resistance and violent protest. The university didn't award women full degrees until 1948, the last in Britain to do so.

So, who did what, along a long and rocky road? Afterall, today Cambridge women take for granted their equal rights to be learning, teaching and leading.

Why did it take so long?

This tour will change the way you see Cambridge. We'll shine a light on some remarkable characters, key events and significant places.

This tour tells a gripping, illuminating tale that will run & run. To organise your tour, please contact Ruth Meyer:

• Phone: +44 (0)7835 786 268

Book Groups off the Sofa - 2 hours

An informed stroll through the parts of Cambridge associated with:

• scenarios in novels;
• shadows of poems…

Cambridge has inspired so much:

• See where Joanne Harris or Allison Pearson must have bicycled with their books;
• Linger on a bridge where Susan Hill – or AS Byatt - might have pondered a plot;
• Suzanna Gregory,
• Jill Paton Walsh;
• Stand beneath an archway featured in Jane Gardam's writings ;
• Gaze at the gardens germane to Patricia Fara’s ‘Sex, Botany and Empire’;
• Admire the Bloomsbury set.

At the end of the tour, we'll direct you for a tea or tipple, as you wish!

Walking with the Faithful [2 hours]

Cambridge contains so many writers and thinkers who were, or are, followers of the major world faiths. Come with us, and also salute many honest doubters! Walk where 'prayer has been valid' and controversy explored by scholarship, spirituality and action. And perhaps consider some Social Reformers along the way.

• Scholars, Reformers and Martyrs : thinking about the brilliant brains and stout hearts in many faiths;
• The Spiritual and the Poetic : in this powerhouse of poetic reflection;
• Whispers and Shouts : novelists old and new. Characters searching for acceptance in the faiths they follow;
• Wordsworth,
• Wittgenstein,
• Embracing Faiths: from The Enlightenment to TS Eliot;
• Sacred Spaces and Silicon Fen;
• A jug of wine and thou - Life and Love!

The sites we visit will depend on availability and time of day.

90 minute Guided Tours:

all our tours last an hour and a half:

• up to 2 people: £45;
• 3 to 5 people: £20 per person;
• 6 to 9 people: £18 per person;
• 10+ people: By arrangement.

Why not contact Sophie to book your guided tour of literary Cambridge. Please call during normal office hours.

• Telephone: +44 (0)1223 322 998 ;
• Mobile: +44 (0)777 4017 424 ;
• Email Sophie .

Please note, that mobile phone reception is not great in some parts of Cambridge, so your call might not reach Sophie.

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Thrifty Bookworms

You may like to contribute or buy at:

• Books for Amnesty: 46 Mill Road Cambridge CB1 2AS; Tel: 01223 362 496 Bookshop website
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• Emmaus Shop: Green End, Landbeach, Cambridge, CB25 9FD, Tel: 01223 863657 Just off the A10, about five miles north of Cambridge. Big for books! Emmaus Website

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We are delighted to announce that the Chapel is open to visitors, and members of the public are welcome to join us for Choral services.  Information on attending Chapel services can be found here .

Among th e Chapel's many facets you will see an exhibition of the history of the College, the world's largest fan vaulted ceiling and the Adoration of the Magi by Rubens.  In addition, outside you will be able to view the wildflower meadow on the back lawn, which was established in 2020, as well as the Xu Zhimo  stone in the memorial garden.

All visits are self guided, and you are welcome to walk at your leisure.  We kindly ask that you respect the space of others during your visit, and to respect the College as a place of study.

Self-guided Visits

We encourage you to purchase tickets in advance online.

All visit slots are subject to availability, and we are not able to guarantee that tickets will be available for purchase on the day.  If you wish to purchase tickets in person, please visit King's College Visitor Centre (opposite King's College).  

CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR TICKETS

Guided Tours are offered in partnership with accredited Cambridge City Blue Badge Guides.  To check when these are operating, and to book a tour, please take a look at the Visit Cambridge website.

There is a wheelchair ramp leading into the Chapel, and again up into the East End of the Chapel.  We regret however that wheelchairs and mobility scooters are not able to access the exhibition area.

Please see below for the Accessibility Guide.

King's College is on King's Parade, in the centre of Cambridge. There is no public parking for cars or coaches at King's College, however there are car parks a short walk away.

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Discover Cambridge Central Mosque

Enrich your visit to the award winning Cambridge Central Mosque by taking a guided tour with one of our expert volunteer guides.

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• Sunday June 9 11:30 AM
• Saturday June 22 11:30 AM
• Sunday June 23 11:30 AM

Cambridge Central Mosque

About this event

Pictures & posts may gain a thousand likes, but nothing quite captures Cambridge Central Mosque like experiencing it for yourself. Whether you visit alone or with others, whether you are local or just passing by, and regardless of background or faith, we welcome you all.

Our guided tours take you from the hustle and bustle of the world famous Mill Road on a transformative voyage… Starting at our gardens, we journey through its trees, flower beds and fountain. We then pass through the portico and atrium, via our ablution areas, cleansed and ready to enter the grand prayer hall: an oasis of calm, and the perfect space for spiritual contemplation and connection with the unseen.

Whilst marvelling at the award winning architecture, we explore the evolution of this eco-friendly project and furnish you with an appreciation of the concepts behind the craftsmanship that define this incredible space.

Each of our guides has a unique story to tell, and after your guided tour, so will you. Guided tours for the general public – as individuals or groups of families & friends up to 9 people – are available on weekend mornings at 11:30am. If tickets are unavailable, please check back at the end of the month for release of new dates for the following month.

Frequently asked questions

We have underground parking for cars and motorbikes (76 spaces), including disabled parking spaces. However, where possible we encourage our visitors to arrive by bus, bike or on foot to reduce their carbon footprint. There is a bus stop directly outside the mosque and bike racks are available.

Out of respect for our place of worship, adult visitors are requested to observe modest dress that covers their arms and legs. Women will be asked to cover their heads before entering the prayer hall, so please bring a scarf with you. All visitors will be asked to remove their shoes at the entrance.

Children of all ages are welcome. However, we do ask that they be supervised at all times.

The tour is wheelchair-accessible and there is a lift from the car park. We also have wheelchairs available onsite. Please let us know in advance if you require special assistance.

Unfortunately, we do not allow pets to join tour groups.

We offer allocated slots during the week for Organisational Tours, although availability is limited at the moment. We are training further volunteer guides and hope to offer more tour slots in the not too distant future. Please visit: https://cambridgecentralmosque.org/tours.

Tours are scheduled on a regular basis. Please check this page regularly to find out about the next batch of tours.

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