This university town in East Anglia, about 50 miles from London, is widely known as home of the University of Cambridge which was founded in 1209. Cambridge offers visitors many places of interest such as King’s College and Chapel, Great St. Mary’s Church, St. Bene’t’s Church. Whilst your there, you can go punting on a traditional form of boating used in Cambridge.
Greenwich, located in South East London, is well-known for being the birthplace of the House of Tudor, including Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. Today, you can visit the National Maritime Museum, The Royal Observatory and much more. These two places are perfect if you are looking to take your school group someplace close and rich in English history.
Ask a Question Get a QuoteDay 1 | Morning: Depart from school and travel to Greenwich. Arrival in Greenwich and start of walking tour. See the National Maritime Museum, The Royal Observatory and more. Departure from Greenwich at approx. 11 a.m. Afternoon: Arrive in Cambridge and start of walking tour. See the Backs, King’s College, Great St. Mary’s Church and more with free-time afterwards. Evening: Departure from Cambridge in the early evening and travel back to school. End of Tour. |
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