Yes, you can walk -- on stepping stones -- around the colleges. Some charge a nominal fee ($3-$10). You may prefer a guided tour, which includes admittance to a few colleges. The Cambridge Tourist ...

Here’s a look at just some of the lesser-known houses and sites around Cambridge that prominent authors and writers once called home. *Unless otherwise noted, the below homes are private residences.

In Cambridge, the Red Line is the line visitors ... at your hotel and take the T or rely on your own two feet to travel around town. Taxis tend to congregate around major hotels and popular ...

Cambridge Vintage Tours is a decadent and lavish way to soak up the city's many sights from colleges to shops. The tours, which launched just before lockdown, take you around the historic streets ...

To get around that problem, one company has a very unique way of showing you all that Cambridge has to offer. Cambridge Vintage Tours was founded in 2019 and offers a quirky trip around the centre ...

Iconic Harvard Square, a bustling epicenter of Cambridge, is packed with quirky ... Simply wandering around people-watching can be entertaining by itself. Visitors say Harvard Square "feels ...

Dozens of visitors from the country regularly gather for organised tours around the university city's narrow streets, making some "impassable". Emma Thornton, of Visit Cambridge and Beyond ...

Then read on -- you know you want to.%Gallery-103427% Just to get things started, here's a video clip of our actual tour around Nokia's Cambridge site, followed by further explanation for each ...

Luckily [Mark] is a Makespace member and gave us the grand tour. Cambridge Makespace ... Microsoft Research and Cambridge Science Centre. It now boasts around 200 fee paying members who have ...

I had a chance to take a tour with Cambridge Innovation Center CEO Tim ... and when you get bigger you might move into a bigger office at around $750 per desk per month.” I asked Rowe if they ...