Top Cambridge Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 2

Led by knowledgeable, entertaining, and accredited Green-Badge guide Taj, this tour immerses you into Cambridge's history, legacy, and classic charm. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a curious explorer, or simply looking for an inspiring walking experience, this tour brings Cambridge to life in an interactive and engaging way. You will see the city's most iconic landmarks, stunning architecture, and quaint corners, learn about the origins of the university and town, see Cambridge College life from the inside, and hear tales of royals, rebels, religious men, poets and revolutionary scientists like Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking. You will also visit the Old Cavendish laboratory where discoveries like electrons and the structure of DNA were made, the famous Eagle pub, a thousand-year-old church, and a strangely captivating time-eating monster. The tour will conclude on Cambridge's most iconic street: King's Parade. Every step reveals the brilliance of Cambridge’s past and present.

Cambridge is known for its famous boat race, and with this rowing experience, you can ride a coxed “eight boat”—just like the ones used by the Cambridge and Oxford University rowing teams. No need to worry if it’s your first time—this experience is ideal for beginners, and a full introduction and technical practice session are provided at the City of Cambridge Rowing Club before setting out on the water.

Cambridge is known for its University and ancient buildings, but a lot of visitors miss out on the haunted history and mysterious stories associated with its famous buildings. With this tour, tick off top sights such as the Market Square, Magdalene Bridge, Clare College, and Trinity College—but instead of the usual historical information, hear stories about hauntings, occultists, witches, and phantom fellows. Highlights include tales of Oliver Cromwell, the hangman’s house, and the Round Church.

Discover Cambridge the way you want, at the pace you want, on a private 2-hour walking tour. Use the flexible itinerary to tailor your sightseeing to your interests, and learn about the city’s history and university from your private guide. Choose to visit famous colleges like Trinity and Queens’, admire King’s College Chapel, or just absorb the atmosphere and architecture on a stroll through the medieval streets. Entrance fees at own expense.

A punt along the River Cam is one of the most relaxing ways to enjoy the atmosphere of Cambridge. This 45-minute guided tour begins at the boathouse and takes you gently along the river, offering views of the city's most picturesque sights. You’ll pass the paddocks of Trinity, the iconic bridges of Cambridge, and the famous King’s College Chapel facing the river. Along the way, you’ll also see Queens’ College — the oldest building on the river — and the striking architecture of the royal foundations. As you glide past tranquil green spaces and elegant college buildings, you can enjoy light refreshments on board. With peaceful surroundings, historic views, and the option to sip and relax, this experience captures the charm of one of the most famous waterways in the world.

The Backs is an area of Cambridge that boasts views of the city’s famous colleges, as well as beautiful parks and gardens. If you’re planning to visit this area, then enhance your stroll and learn as you walk with this self-guided audio tour. Along the way, pass by multiple colleges, such as King’s, Queen’s, and Trinity; see the Mathematical Bridge, and learn about Cambridge’s students and secret societies.

A shared punting experience is a cost-effective alternative to hiring a private punt for just your group, and this tour has been specially adapted to meet COVID-19 safety and sanitation measures. Get assigned a private seating area (for up to three or six travelers) on a shared punt with perspex screens to separate you from other parties. Along the way, see the backs of seven Cambridge Colleges and learn fun facts about the city.

Admire Cambridge from a premium perspective on the Cam River and enjoy a quintessentially English adventure on this punting tour. Hop into your punt on the banks of the river and glide gracefully along the peaceful waterway as your guide points out King's College Chapel, the Bridge of Sighs, and the Mathematical Bridge, which you can enjoy away from the land-based crowds. In case the English summer takes a turn for the worse, your punt is equipped with blankets, cushions, and umbrellas.

Cambridge is known for its University colleges and its punting scene. Combine both of these things by going on a private Cambridge punting tour, which takes you past the backs of multiple colleges, such as Magdalene, and King's. You’ll see beautiful views that can only be reached by water, and a private tour means you’ll have direct access to your chauffeur for questions about Cambridge.

The university colleges of Cambridge are widely considered among the prettiest and most academically successful in England, with a history dating back centuries. This walking tour from the city center takes you to the heart of Cambridge University and the famed King's College, and shines a light on the famous actors, inventors, mathematicians, Nobel Prize-winners and scientists who have lived and worked here.

The beautiful village of Grantchester is known for being the filming location of the namesake TV series. Rather than watching back old episodes—let a guide take you on an adventure that shows you over 15 locations that are featured on the show. From the famous church to the meadows, and homes of the characters—this tour is a perfect cheat sheet for “Grantchester” fans.

Float along the River Cam on a private punt just for you and your travel companions. You'll have the whole punt to yourselves, and will receive personalized attention from your guide. Pass the beautiful landmarks of Cambridge University and learn about their history while relaxing on this chilled-out river tour.

This immersive 10-hour journey from London to Cambridge offers an insider's perspective on the prestigious University. Guided by students from Cambridge University, explore the historic Kings College and its iconic Chapel, renowned for its Gothic architecture and rich history. The tour will also cover the most famous sites at Cambridge University in the city centre. Following this, you will have free time to get lunch, and explore further sites which are of interest for you. This small-group tour ensures an engaging experience with lively anecdotes and unique insights that bring the university's traditions to life. - Duration: 10 hours, including return transport from London - Guided tour of Cambridge University led by Cambridge University students - Entrance included to Kings College - Enjoy luxury transport in a 16-seater Mercedes minibus

Put down the guidebook and enjoy an interactive way of discovering the highlights and hidden gems of Cambridge with this self-guided treasure hunt. Accessed via your smartphone, simply solve clues, and follow interactive treasure maps to explore different places in the city. There’s no time limit—which means you can go at your own pace—and plenty of fun city facts and stories are provided along the way.

If you’re looking for a fun way to explore Cambridge’s famous sights, then swap predictable walking tours for an exciting mix of a tour, escape game and treasure hunt, where you reenact the adventures of a zoologist. Accessible via smartphone, this game allows you to navigate at your own pace while visiting landmarks such as the University Library, Trinity College, and the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences.

As well as Cambridge’s famous University buildings and grand architecture, there’s a smaller, rather charming side of the city that avid hunters like to search for—its Dinky Doors. These are miniature sculptures which pop up around the city, and are loved by kids and adults alike. On this self-guided tour, set off on an adventure to discover 12 doors and watch a video backstory for each door.

Get more out of your time in Cambridge by learning as you walk around the city, thanks to this easy-to-access self-guided audio walking tour. Simply use your smartphone to access insightful commentary by a local guide or historian. Then, make your way around the city to learn about its University, stunning architecture, and famous alumni—such as King Charles III and the late Stephen Hawking.

Discover the magical city of Cambridge at your own pace with this guided tour using the DareMapp app. With a 2-hour tour, you can explore iconic attractions like Trinity College, Parker’s Piece or St. John’s College. This option without schedules or groups allows you to enjoy the city flexibly, including recommendations on gastronomy and family activities. Available in six languages, this experience is ideal for those looking for hassle-free personalized tourism. - 2h self-guided tour with + 10 points of interest - Access to information in 6 languages: Spanish, English, Portuguese, French, Italian and German Explore iconic attractions and receive food recommendations. - You can purchase tickets and tickets for the different spaces without leaving the app. - No groups or schedules, ideal for traveling at your own pace.

Looking for an independent and flexible way to see Cambridge? This private self-led audio tour via smartphone app offers a convenient, budget-friendly sightseeing option with GPS guidance. Upon booking, download the app to your phone, and enjoy lifetime access to the recording. When you’re ready, make your own way to 9 King's Parade, pop in your headphones, and let the tour—recorded by a former Cambridge student and resident—guide you around the city.

The walking tour is more than sightseeing — it’s an authentic journey into the real Cambridge, guided by Cambridge students, graduates, and locals who have called this city home for years. Each guide is carefully selected and intensively trained to meet the highest standards before leading a tour. Their training focuses not just on history, but on storytelling, communication, and connection, ensuring every moment feels alive and meaningful. You’ll hear real student experiences, insights into the university application process, and centuries-old traditions only insiders can share. The no-backtracking route is designed to help you see more in less time, weaving through the city’s most beautiful landmarks. Founded by a Cambridge graduate and lifelong resident, we pride ourselves on small-group tours, multilingual options, and warm hospitality. Every step reveals not just what Cambridge looks like — but how it feels to study, live, and dream here.

Our tour starts from a peaceful, exclusive location at the longest stretch of the River Cam, giving you extra time on the water and two extra sights — Darwin College and its beautiful library. Far from the crowded starting points, you can truly enjoy the calm, scenic side of Cambridge. We care about your comfort — blankets, umbrellas, and local discount coupons are all included, because every guest deserves a warm and thoughtful experience. To help more visitors connect with Cambridge, we offer tours in multiple languages, including Chinese and Spanish, with audio or written guides available when multilingual guides aren’t on duty. Founded by a University of Cambridge graduate and local resident, our tours are designed with heart — sharing not only Cambridge’s history, but also real insights into student life, the university application process, and the fun, touching stories that make this city truly unforgettable.

London might be home to the original Imperial War Museum, but it’s not the only one in England. Designed with military buffs in mind, this private tour transports you to the Imperial War Museum Duxford to witness its living airfield and explore its fascinating museum. Plus, you’ll skip the stress of public transportation and enjoy private round-trip transfers instead.

History is rarely straightforward, and the history of Cambridge is full of complexity. This small-group tour, which is designed, researched, and guided by Cambridge University students and academics, focuses on the more difficult questions concerning the city’s past. You’ll learn about controversial monuments and memories, and the impact of imperialism on the university city. And, you’ll see some top Cambridge attractions along the way.

We shall explore the very heart of Cambridge, where new and old look out at us from every nook and cranny – hear stories of mediaeval strife and riots, struggles and labours of many a generation of students and scholars, and triumphs of human thought. On our way, we shall discuss how ideas and life itself have changed over centuries, and what today’s Cambridge is like – both the City and the University.