An ancient church with title of being the cradle of English reformation. Hidden away in the little alleyway with two hidden gems. Visitors will know about the start of English reformation and break away from Catholic church and the martyr who were burnt at stake for Thier beliefs.

Visitors will see the ancient market going on uninterrupted for over thousand years. The Guild hall it's beautiful artistic gate symbols and the court of arms - sea horses, ships. Our story of the town and the university will start here. An delightful statue of eccentric Cambridge character will set the scene for more hidden gems along the path of the tour.

Visitors will have a chance to view the court of one the Cambridge university Colleges and hear about it secrets and famous alumni. (Subject to College opening days)

Visitors will see the Lab and hear about the world changing discoveries made here in Cambridge.

Visitors will enjoy the view of this amazing historical pub going back to 16th century as couching Inn. It holds memories many legendary airmen who socialised here during the second world war. It is pub where the discovery of the 'secret of life' of was announced. A ghost window that shall remain open why?

Visitors will have the chance to see the oldest church in Cambridge dated 1025 with intact Anglo-Saxon tower with strange holes and unique masonry.

An artpiece and timepiece wrapped in one, featuring the imposing yet fascinating "cronophage" ("time-eater"). Hear the story of its creation, and the famous scientist who designed it.

The visitors will have chance to see the most iconic building in Cambridge and hear about it's fascinating history of royal patronage.

Visitors will see the the Senate House of Cambridge University a beautiful neoclassical building which is made for graduation ceremonies. You will here about famous student prank that has become a legend it's own right. The visitors will also hear about mysterious degree ceremonies.

Visitors will see the famous great gate of Trinity - with many ancient symbols - and the Statue of the most famous English Monarch Henry the 8th who founded the college. You will hear about the great trinity men like Issac Newton and his time in Cambridge.

Visitors will see the famous Apple tree that commemorates the most famous scientist Issac Newton. Visitors will chance to look at room (external view) where he lived and also hear about his lesser known inventions.