Top East of England Sightseeing Tours - page 2

Inject your sightseeing experience of Cambridge with fun and intrigue by opting for an interactive smartphone experience. While still allowing you to explore at your own pace, this experience leads you to top Cambridge attractions using riddles and GPS technology. This experience provides a great introduction to Cambridge for first-time visitors and families.

On this self-guided walking tour, you'll meet the colourful characters that shaped the university‘s 800-year history. Embark on an enchanting journey through the charming cobbled streets of Cambridge, where you‘ll see the university‘s iconic colleges and hear its rich history. Led by a Cambridge University graduate and expert tour guide brimming with historical anecdotes, you‘ll be immersed in the captivating tales of rivalry and discovery that has shaped this world-famous institution. Along the way, you‘ll hear of the most lied-about bridge in Cambridge, the Mathematical Bridge, and about rivalries that fuel the university‘s competitive spirit. I‘ll tell you about the rivalry between St John‘s and Trinity College, the local upper and lower classes, and Cambridge and Oxford. From the grandeur of King‘s College Chapel‘s soaring spires to the characterful passageways past Trinity College, each stop unveils a different side of the esteemed institution.

Norwich is a charming medieval city with a thriving arts and cultural scene. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll see some of the city’s most significant landmarks and hear stories its best artistic and cultural highlights. The tour begins at the Edith Cavell Memorial with the brave story of the British nurse who heroically freed 200 allied soldiers in Belgium. You’ll visit the medieval Norwich Castle, the elegant Royal Arcade with its Art Nouveau splendor, and wander through vibrant Norwich Market with its distinctive striped roofs, continuing a trading tradition that dates back 900 years. At the South Asia Collection, you’ll see a museum housed in a former Victorian skating rink, which features extraordinary artefacts from India, Pakistan, and Southeast Asia. The tour concludes at the Maddermarket Theatre, originally an 18th-century chapel that became an Elizabethan-style playhouse in 1921, named after the medieval market where madder plants used for red dye were sold.

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.

This is no ordinary walking tour—it’s a ghostly adventure through haunted lanes, mysterious pubs, and historic chapels, led by tales of tragic scholars, spectral ladies, and phantoms both gentle and sinister. Are you brave enough to follow in the footsteps of restless spirits, uncover the secrets behind creaking windows, and meet the famous “Lady in White”? You'll be armed with a built in EMF reader to detect spirits when they are near. Go at your own pace, anytime. The tour never expires.

We have been providing Cambridge tours since 2011. We have consistently ranked as the top Cambridge walking tour on TripAdvisor. Our guides are professional Cambridge Green Badge Guides, accredited by the Institute of Tourism. But apart from being hugely experienced and knowledgeable, they are also fun. We want you to enjoy learning about Cambridge.

Set sail from Lowestoft on a seal spotting trip that takes in the picturesque coasts of Gorleston and Great Yarmouth. Enjoy speeding along on the ocean on your way to the seals, then get your binoculars at the ready as you slow down to see where the seals are basking on sand banks and bobbing in the water — this trip does not disturb the seals.

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.

Our 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. Our 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.

Learn about the secrets of Cambridge University on this private, guided walking tour. Explore the colleges with a knowledgeable insider—a current or former student. You can ask your guide questions about what life at Cambridge is really like, and hear behind-the-scenes anecdotes about the Oxbridge admissions process. Along the way, look out for highlights from the Mathematical Bridge to the Backs, and even upgrade to visit King's College Chapel.

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.

Cambridge is just an hour or so by train from London (or Uber-Taxi ride)and makes for a great day trip or indeed a place for a longer stay. Join me and follow in the footsteps of such luminaries as Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and Professor Stephen hawking. Cambridge is famous around the world for its renowned university education and it only takes a few hours here to understand what an inspiring place it is. History seeps outs of every stone as you wonder around this beautiful centre of learning and walking from one college to another through courtyards and into ornate chapels. Cambridge is instantly recognisable from numerous television series and films and we will explore some of the most beautiful and historic sights. We will visit some of the most famous spots and several out of the way too and have time for any souvenirs, tea shops or an old pub along the way.

The Cambridge tour from London offers a truly personalized experience with private transportation, so you can relax and enjoy the journey without worrying about schedules or crowds. Unlike standard group tours, you’ll travel in comfort, stop wherever you like, and explore Cambridge at your own pace. From iconic colleges and historic streets to hidden gems, the tour is tailored to give you an authentic, immersive experience that leaves you free to enjoy the city exactly how you want.

Visit Long Melford with this self-guided audio tour for anyone who wants to discover more of the village than just it’s views. Join me on this walk around the green, get to know the village like a local and hear how it got its start in the wool trade. Along the way, you’ll hear a few of the stories that get talked about when the locals get together in the pubs. You’ll hear about: • The Abbots of St Edmunds • Where John Lennon caused a flood • What caused the riot act to be read for the last time in England • And why a man had butter melting under his hat There is a whole way of life around the green to discover. You might even fancy a bit of "ordinary" at the end of the tour.

Cambridge University was founded by Oxford scholars who escaped the town/gown riots in the 13th century, and the two universities have enjoyed a friendly (sometimes not so friendly!) rivalry for many centuries. The most famous example of this is the annual Boat Race along the River Thames. As England’s two most ancient universities, they are often called ‘Oxbridge’. Today the ‘modern’ city of Cambridge has a rich array of bookshops, cafes, pubs, live music venues, galleries, museums and scenic riverside parks. The banks of the River Cam are fabulous places for the summer months. On this private walking tour through this world-famous city, your guide will help you uncover the many layers and stories of both Cambridge and its alumni including luminaries such as Stephen Hawking, Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, and several prime ministers. Enjoy the quaint, antiquated yet vibrant atmosphere – and enjoy stopping off for a pint at a local, historic tavern afterwards.

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.

Take an introductory tour around the highlights of the city as you walk the historic streets, past magnificent university buildings. This is the perfect tour for first-time visitors to Cambridge or those who are only here for a short time. See all the central, iconic sights in just 3 hours. The Corpus Clock, the Senate House and many of the beautiful central colleges including Corpus Christi, King’s, Gonville & Caius and Trinity. Designed as an introduction to Cambridge.

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Embark on a journey through Cambridge’s Historic Heartbeat, where every cobblestone and corner tells a story. This tour is not just a walk; it’s an adventure into the past, making “you” the hero of your own discovery tale. From the ancient whispers of St Bene’t’s Church to the architectural marvel of the Mathematical Bridge and the academic prowess of Trinity College, you’ll be stepping into a world where history, science, and beauty intersect. Walk the lanes where giants of science and literature once trod, and let the timeless charm of Cambridge inspire your imagination. Our expert guides will make history come alive, ensuring a memorable experience. Don’t just visit Cambridge—become a part of its story with us.

Our tours bring Cambridge to life through the eyes of those who truly know it — sharing real stories about student life, the university application process, and the hidden traditions only locals can tell. Founded by a University of Cambridge graduate and lifelong resident, our experiences are designed with authenticity, warmth, and personal insight. Starting from a peaceful, exclusive location at the longest and most scenic stretch of the River Cam, our punting route includes two extra sights. After the punting, our walking route flows naturally through the city with no backtracking, helping you see more in less time. We provide blankets, umbrellas, and local discount coupons for comfort, and offer multilingual tours in Chinese, Spanish, and more, with audio or written guides when needed. As one of Cambridge’s most trusted and recommended operators, we focus on genuine stories, thoughtful details, and the unforgettable charm that make every guest fall in love with this historic city.

This tour is great for anyone making a day trip from London. We would meet you outside Peterborough Station (45 mins from London). It's a short walk to the wonderful old Guildhall. Built originally in 1671 it has served as both a market & a townhall. A farmers market is still held here regularly along with many over events in the square. A short stroll away is the really rather wonderful Peterborough Cathedral which we shall explore inside. We can then get the train a short distance to either the beautiful Georgian Town of Stamford famed as being the most beautiful stone built and Georgian town in Britain. Then on to Oakham, see the unique castle set amongst its old walls and beautiful park with old bandstand. Admire the fabulous old church and check out the old Stocks in the Buttermarket amongst much more besides. Oakham and Rutland are known for being great for foodies and there is lots to see & buy. It's a private tour so runs when you want it and at whatever pace you like.

This tours bring Cambridge to life through the eyes of those who truly know it — sharing real stories about student life, the university application process, and the hidden traditions only locals can tell. Founded by a University of Cambridge graduate and lifelong resident, this experiences are designed with authenticity, warmth, and personal insight. Starting from a peaceful, exclusive location at the longest and most scenic stretch of the River Cam, and punting route includes two extra sights. After the punting ,the walking route flows naturally through the city with no backtracking, helping you see more in less time. We provide blankets, umbrellas, and local discount coupons for comfort, and offer multilingual tours in Chinese, Spanish, and more, with audio or written guides when needed. As one of Cambridge’s most trusted and recommended operators, we focus on genuine stories, thoughtful details, and the unforgettable charm that make every guest fall in love with this historic city.

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.

This tour is great for anyone making a day trip from London. We would meet you outside Peterborough Station (45 minutes from London) or indeed from anywhere else you might be travelling.  A few minutes away is the wonderful old Guildhall. Built originally in 1671 it has served as both a market and a townhall. A farmers market is still held here regularly along with many over events in the square. A short stroll away is the really rather wonderful Peterborough Cathedral which we shall explore inside. We can then get the train a short distance to either the beautiful Georgian Town of Stamford or the county town of Rutland, Oakham or both of them for a full day out. Pick which option is best for you.

Our Cambridge Green Badge guides were trained by the the Fitzwilliam Museum itself. They have a thorough knowledge of the extensive range of exhibits. Visiting the Fitzwilliam can be daunting due to its size and variety of its galleries. We will take you straight to key exhibits, many of which are not well highlighted. After your tour you may choose to return to your favourite galleries and linger over the items that most interest you.