Cambridge Travel Blogs

Our professor was Miss Clare Henderson. She seemed funny and always had an expressive face. As my classmates and I have introduced ourselves to her, she got amazed knowing that we Filipinos are fluent in English. Yeah, she should know since my country is one of English-speaking countries in Asia. T…

During the previous night we had a smart idea to get "prospective student passes" to get into the colleges. So that morning we walked again to the center of Cambridge to the admissions office which we had no idea where it was. We met a nice man on the way who said he was a professor of philosophy a…

This is my first time to the 'Motherland' and I intended to enjoy it fully! Actually, I enjoyed my first few days so much that I decided to stay longer, a wise decision I think! Background Footnote: When I lived in Singapore I went to the Australian International School, there I met Sebastian, who …

Angelika hurried me up when I was moveing slowly between the kichen and the diningroom talking ,watching a map, reading the Pascal quide and listeaning tv news and eating cornflakes. It was getting late and we were going to drive to Cambridge. But when I saw that she w…

And so the final day of my trip before I go home! But the funny part is that I've grown used to leaving the UK now, as leaving is the first step of coming back. We woke up at 630am after a terrible night - terrible sleep, basement room (so very noisy upstairs) plus awful toilets.  Our train wa…

My second day in Cambridge didn't really begin very well. I couldn't sleep one bit. Note, I'm not the fussy type. Staying in hostels as part of your holidays abroad, you learn not to be so fussy. Having said that, last night was really terrible. The beds were creaky, too many people, no safe deposi…

Cambridge is a name famous everywhere in the world for its university. I was really impressed by the architecture of the colleges I visited in Oxford, so I was not taking a big risk of being disappointed in Cambridge! It is definitely incredible! We visited King’s College, built on Henry VI’s …

A lovely city of Cambridge

I went to Cambridge to do some research (honest!) for my dissertation, but my friend and I had a chance to walk around a bit.  The town is cute, but it must be rather boring to go to school there.  Then again, when there's not much to do, the drinking often begins for university students,…

Went to Cambridge for the day with some people from the uni. Very historic town. It has lots of colleges including King's College and Trinity College. The town is a must see if you come to England.

It is always a pleasure to visit Cambridge and the different colleges there. Try to go in spring when most of the colleges are still open.

I'd been to Cambridge twice before and never believed I'd spend my student life here. My dream came true and here I am doing 2nd year of Vet Med. Bit of Cambridge form student, not tourist point of viev then.

Just so you know, another great night in Cambridge.  A friend came into town so "the group" got together and went to Cambridge.  We parked along the street accross the river from King's College and strolled towards town. The place where we ended up eating was called "Bella Ital…

I have been spending some time in Cambridge and enjoying every moment of it.  I have been spending many of my days wondering around the Universities looking at the unique things each one has to offer.  The city has an amazing history and astounding architecture.  This should be a nic…

I am now in Cambridge. I went out on the town last night to experience some Pommy pubs I played black jack with a local and Aussie friends mick and kezzie i lost! I am now riding kezzies bike around camebridge which is a bit frightening as the streets are quite narrow and cars choose not to no…