🇬🇧 Cambridge Day Trip Guide

Under Newton’s apple tree— This is the Cambridge I read about in poetry 📜🛶 📌 Follow this itinerary for a relaxed tour covering all the highlights: 🕘 9:30 AM: Head out Take a taxi to Cambridge (~£80 for two, 1-hour ride directly to King’s College gate). 💡 Daytime taxis are cheaper; return by train at night (to King’s Cross or Liverpool Street Station). 🏛️ Fitzwilliam Museum 20-minute walk from Cambridge Station. Features works by Van Gogh, Monet, and Picasso (free entry, very peaceful). 🏫 King’s College, University of Cambridge Home to the stone engraved with Xu Zhimo’s “Farewell to Cambridge” (£15 entry). 💡 You can skip this if not deeply sentimental—the boat ride offers a gorgeous full view! 🏫 Trinity College, University of Cambridge Photo spot with Newton’s Apple Tree outside (free; interior currently closed). 🚣 Cambridge Punting A must-do! Original price £76 for two, but we bargained to £20/person 💬 💡 Our punter was Harry, a lovely 19-year-old working part-time after high school—hope you meet him too! 🛍️ Cambridge Market Great for souvenirs and casual browsing. 🍕 Aromi (Lunch) A popular pizza spot in Cambridge—only £10 per person! Much cheaper than London. 💡 Their pizza is famous; avoid peak hours to skip queues 😋 🕰️ Corpus Clock Known as the “Time Eater” (right opposite King’s College). 💡 A clever blend of art and mechanics—look up its design inspiration! I stared at it for ageshh 😄 🌉 Mathematical Bridge & Bridge of Sighs Built without nails or screws (free to view; also seen during punting). Sunny days in Cambridge are absolutely magical ☀️—highly recommend choosing good weather for your trip! The punting experience was the highlight of my visit; so peaceful and blissful… #Cambridge #CambridgeUniversity #CambridgeTravelGuide #UKStudents #UK #UKTravel