A tour of Cambridge.. the famous university city

Weather of Arabia - Cambridge .. A famous city, of course, as it is one of the oldest university cities in England , and it is the city of saffron, daffodils, and open green spaces near the Market Square.

Cambridgebrook, Byron, Newton and Rutherford also offer you the chance to park summer boats through the water canals, stroll through the willow fields or attend the end-of-year dances in May known as the Maypole, all of which are worth seeing as are the many beautiful sights. Like the King's College chapel across the river, the Gothic architecture and the attendance of students by bicycle to the lecture halls.

Cambridge is located just 80 kilometers north of London, occupying a central position towards the rest of the East Anglia region in eastern England, with direct links with other cities such as Norwich, Peterborough, Ely, Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket, Kings Lynn); With good train services and an available road network, Cambridge is easily accessible whether traveling by car or by public transport.

Cambridge is a pedestrian-friendly city where you can reach most places on foot and much of the central area is traffic-free. You can also take the "hop-on hop-off" tourist buses that pass you through all the places worth visiting.

Places to visit in Cambridge vary between college buildings to enjoy their engineering and architecture, or beautiful gardens such as the back garden on the banks of the river, the botanical garden, and others.

As for museums and exhibitions, they are also widely available, the most important of which are the Fitzwilliam Museum, the Museum of History of Science, museums of earth sciences, animal sciences, archeology, anthropology and other scientific museums, not to mention the library and the Museum of Imperial Wars.