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Cambridge - Cultural

 

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King's College Chapel
Ranked #1 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Religious Sites
Owner description: This imposing English Gothic structure was built between 1446 and 1515, and is the site where many great scholars were... more » Owner description: This imposing English Gothic structure was built between 1446 and 1515, and is the site where many great scholars were educated. « less
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Ranked #2 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Cemeteries
Owner description: First established on December 7, 1943, this area of 30.5 acres was donated by the University of Cambridge to serve as a... more » Owner description: First established on December 7, 1943, this area of 30.5 acres was donated by the University of Cambridge to serve as a permanent Military Cemetery to honor those Americans who gave their lives during World War II. « less
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Ranked #3 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Founded in 1209, nearly a century after Oxford University was established, the university was formally incorporated in 1571... more » Owner description: Founded in 1209, nearly a century after Oxford University was established, the university was formally incorporated in 1571 and was patterned after those of Oxford and Paris with a traditional course of study based on Latin grammar, rhetoric and logic, arithmetic, geometry, music and astronomy. « less
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Ranked #4 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites
Owner description: Dating from the mid-15th century and one of the finest examples of medieval architect, this college’s main draw is its... more » Owner description: Dating from the mid-15th century and one of the finest examples of medieval architect, this college’s main draw is its chapel that houses Rubens’ Adoration of the Magi. « less
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Ranked #5 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Founded in 1546 by Henry VIII, this college boasts the famous apple tree that prompted Isaac Newton to develop his theory of... more » Owner description: Founded in 1546 by Henry VIII, this college boasts the famous apple tree that prompted Isaac Newton to develop his theory of gravity. « less
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Ranked #6 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites; Architectural Buildings; Gardens
Owner description: Scenic mansion features a unique collection of painted views of Windsor, spanning a 350-year period, and a 20th-century... more » Owner description: Scenic mansion features a unique collection of painted views of Windsor, spanning a 350-year period, and a 20th-century garden designed on the grounds of an Augustinian priory. « less
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Ranked #7 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Founded in 1511 from the estate of Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII, this Cambridge college features a... more » Owner description: Founded in 1511 from the estate of Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII, this Cambridge college features a gatehouse whose exterior is beautifully carved and painted. « less
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Ranked #8 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites; Historic Walking Areas
Owner description: Located a short distance from the center of Cambridge, this historic and picturesque village features a magnificent medieval... more » Owner description: Located a short distance from the center of Cambridge, this historic and picturesque village features a magnificent medieval church, quaint thatched cottages and a pool where Lord Byron used to swim. « less
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Ranked #9 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites; Educational Sites
Owner description: Founded in 1347, this is the third oldest of the Cambridge colleges, which features a chapel that was the debut commission of... more » Owner description: Founded in 1347, this is the third oldest of the Cambridge colleges, which features a chapel that was the debut commission of architect Christopher Wren in 1665. « less
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Ranked #10 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Architectural Buildings; Religious Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Before Newton and Darwin, Milton and Lewis, before the Colleges and the University... the Round Church in Cambridge was... more » Owner description: Before Newton and Darwin, Milton and Lewis, before the Colleges and the University... the Round Church in Cambridge was built.Start at the second oldest building in the city to learn about the history of Cambridge through a 20minute film and a thorough exhibition.Open: Tuesday - Saturday 10-5 | Sundays 1-5 (Plus Mondays 10-5 from Easter)Guided Walks of the City: Wednesday 11am | Sunday 2.30pm (More in the summer)On the Number 1 bus route from the railway station.Small entrance charge | Free for residents and children « less
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Ranked #11 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Margaret of Anjou, Henry VIs wife, and Elizabeth Woodville, Edward VIs wife, founded this small and intimate college at... more » Owner description: Margaret of Anjou, Henry VIs wife, and Elizabeth Woodville, Edward VIs wife, founded this small and intimate college at Cambridge University in 1448. « less
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Ranked #12 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites; Educational Sites
Owner description: Commonly referred to as Caius (pronounced Keys,) this college offers graduate and undergraduate studies to approximately 800... more » Owner description: Commonly referred to as Caius (pronounced Keys,) this college offers graduate and undergraduate studies to approximately 800 students every year, and is part of the University of Cambridge. « less
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Ranked #13 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Architectural Buildings; Religious Sites; Historic Sites
Owner description: Built in 1890, this magnificent neo-Gothic structure features a 214-foot spire, stained-glass windows and murals, and a... more » Owner description: Built in 1890, this magnificent neo-Gothic structure features a 214-foot spire, stained-glass windows and murals, and a 16th-century wooden statue of the Virgin Mary. « less
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Ranked #14 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Educational Sites
Owner description: Located in central Cambridge and sheltered behind high stone walls, this picturesque college features a chapel with oak... more » Owner description: Located in central Cambridge and sheltered behind high stone walls, this picturesque college features a chapel with oak paneling that is the final resting place of Oliver Cromwell's head. « less
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Ranked #15 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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Ranked #16 of 54 Cultural 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 #17 of 54 Cultural 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 #18 of 54 Cultural 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 #19 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Religious Sites
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Ranked #20 of 54 Cultural in Cambridge
Category: Historic Sites
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Ranked #21 of 54 Cultural 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 #22 of 54 Cultural 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 #23 of 54 Cultural 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 #24 of 54 Cultural 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 #25 of 54 Cultural 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 #26 of 54 Cultural 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 #27 of 54 Cultural 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 #28 of 54 Cultural 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 #29 of 54 Cultural 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 #30 of 54 Cultural 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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