House from 1600. Fairhaven collection of paintings and furniture. 40 hectares landscape garden and arboretum, statues, hyacinths in spring, herbaceous borders and dahlia garden in summer. Working water-mill.

Remains of a 12th-century Benedictine abbey. The Farmland Museum has specially designed activities for children, and contains agricultural machinery and displays on village and domestic life.

Climb the tower for an aerial view of Cambridge.

Highlights include the famous Chapel.

Memorial to American servicemen who perished in World War II serving in East Anglia.

Magdalene College, housing the library and famous diaries of Samuel Pepys.

Half-timbered Long Gallery, Mathematical Bridge, Sundial.

Provides punt tours, and self-hire punts on the river Cam. Sites includes company information, and a historical information about punting and the river.

Built in the reign of King Canute, the Anglo-Saxon tower is the oldest building in Cambridgeshire.

including the Bridge of Sighs.

Trinity College. By Christopher Wren. Carving by Grinling Gibbons. Busts by Roubiliac.