London to Cambridge University Tour with Alumni inc Kings College

masterpiece of English Gothic architecture, its soaring fan vaults and world-renowned stained glass embody the spiritual and artistic heart of Cambridge.

Founded in 1284, Cambridge’s oldest college offers a glimpse into the origins of over 700 years of academic tradition. Viewed externally.

Known for its historic chapel designed by Sir Christopher Wren, Pembroke combines architectural beauty with a rich scholarly heritage. Viewed externally.

Unique for being founded by the townspeople of Cambridge in 1352, it reflects the deep bond between the University and the city. Viewed externally.

This elegant wooden bridge, famed for its ingenious engineering, is one of Cambridge’s most photographed and storied landmarks.

With its stunning riverside gardens and historic bridge, Clare offers one of the most picturesque settings in Cambridge. Viewed externally.

Offering one of the city’s most iconic views of the River Cam and “The Backs,” it’s a perfect vantage point for photography.

For centuries the stage of University ceremonies, it remains a symbol of Cambridge’s academic authority and tradition. Viewed externally.

A grand and expansive college. Viewed externally.

Founded by Henry VIII, it is the University’s largest college and home to alumni such as Isaac Newton, epitomizing Cambridge’s intellectual legacy. Viewed externally.