Join us as we explore some of the most famous people from Cambridge, and discover the places around the city where you can still trace their footsteps. How many will you recognise?
This historic city has quietly shaped the modern world. Walk through medieval courtyards where brilliant minds once studied, and discover how a Roman settlement along the River Cam became the birthplace of breakthroughs that still define our lives today.
A city full of majestic architecture and cultural delights, Cambridge is famous for its world-renowned university — but there are plenty of other reasons to visit this vibrant city.
For anyone planning a trip to Cambridge for the first time, there are a few things that should be included in your itinerary. The iconic King’s College, The Bridge of Sighs, The Eagle Pub and of course, Cambridge’s scenic views and sunset.
There’s nothing quite like a summer in Cambridge. Picture a historic town with an intriguing atmosphere, one laced with historic tales, academic prestige, and English tradition, and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK, the city is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.
There’s nothing quite like the first Father’s Day, so what better way to spoil him than with a thoughtfully chosen gift?
Cambridge is known for its cobbled streets and its famous university - but there are plenty of places to see in Cambridge beyond the prestigious academic hub too. You can find them on the doorstep of the Gonville Hotel, allowing you to plan your visit from our centrally located hotel. In this guide, we will help you discover some of the best places to see in Cambridge, with a little something for everyone.
With roots dating back well over a thousand years, the historic city of Cambridge is one of the most magical places to explore. Beckoning the romantics, the history-lovers and the wayfarers, this city of intrigue has something to inspire all those who wander along its cobbled streets.
A card, a phone call, a bouquet of flowers… all are great ways to let your mum know you’re thinking of her on Mothering Sunday, which this year falls on 30 March. But if you’d like to go the extra mile, these Mother’s Day gift ideas will show your mum just how much you truly appreciate her.