Kitchen Bridge, St John's College — Local services in Cambridge

Astonishing bridge! My best guess is some Harry Potter bridge sceneries were inspired by this real-world structure.

You are inside a building and at the same time over a bridge running over Cam: You really are on (a) Cam-Bridge…

Access to St. Johns College is regulated but not over-strictly designed. This will hopefully stay so in the near future contrary to Girton College which is going in a strange direction with control freak personnel landing their private helicopters in football fields during...

The second oldest surviving bridge over the river Cam. The unusual name comes from the fact that, when the New Court building was completed in 1825 it included a dining hall but no kitchens. Food for the students was still prepared in the old court kitchens and then transported across the bridge. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, built by Robert Grumbold between 1709 – 1711. It has high water markings from various...

If you aren't a member of college and therefore not allowed over the bridge of sighs Kitchen bridge is the best route...