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Harry Potter In Cambridge.

Harry Potter & Cambridge: Unveiling the Magical Connection Although Harry Potter was not filmed in Cambridge, there are undeniable connections between the university town and the fictional world of Hogwarts. The stunning architecture, long-standing traditions, and academic atmosphere of Cambridge have sparked comparisons to the world of witches and wizards, and many fans of the […]

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Parking In Cambridge

Your Guide to Parking in Cambridge Cambridge is renowned for its picturesque riverbanks, historic colleges, and, of course, its iconic punting tradition. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveller, nothing quite captures the charm of the city like a leisurely punt along the River Cam. However, before you set off to enjoy the

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A Seasonal Delight: Why October and November are Perfect for Punting in Cambridge

As the last of summer’s warmth fades and autumn deepens into winter, Cambridge takes on a quieter, more intimate charm. October and November, often considered shoulder seasons, offer a unique and often overlooked opportunity to enjoy punting on the River Cam in a way that is different from the bright, busy days of summer. If

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Discover the Magic of Autumn Punting in Cambridge

When you think of Cambridge, images of its prestigious university, historic architecture, and beautiful river landscapes are likely to come to mind. One of the quintessential Cambridge experiences is punting—a traditional activity where you glide along the River Cam in a flat-bottomed boat, expertly guided by a professional punter using a long pole. While punting

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Exploring Cambridge: Top Attractions and Must-See Sights

Cambridge, a city synonymous with academia and rich history, offers an array of attractions that captivate visitors. From its iconic university buildings to its serene green spaces, here are some must-see sights in this quintessentially British city. 1. University of Cambridge No visit to Cambridge is complete without exploring the University of Cambridge, one of

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The Bridge of Sighs, Cambridge

Discover the Delight of Punting in Cambridge with the Cambridge Punt Company

Welcome to Cambridge, a city steeped in history, renowned for its prestigious university, stunning architecture, and serene River Cam. One of the most quintessentially Cambridge experiences is punting – a leisurely boat ride that offers a unique perspective on this beautiful city. Whether you’re a visitor or a local, punting provides a tranquil escape from

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How To Punt

Punting Guide: How to Punt & Professional Tips Standing on dry land and watching a professional from a distance, punting looks rather easy. However, it becomes slightly more difficult when you’re balancing on the back deck of a self-hire punt, holding on to a 5 metre pole as you narrowly avoid colliding into the constant

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What does punting mean?

What Does Punting Mean? Confusingly, the word ‘punt’ has a few distinct and non-related meanings. It can mean to kick a ball, place a bet on a sporting event, and also refer to the term used for the national currency in Ireland before the euro was introduced. Fortunately, however, when in Cambridge, it would be

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Bridges of Cambridge

There are three public bridges along The Backs, a scenic section of the river Cam which runs through the grounds of 8 University colleges. Most of the land along this stretch of the river is owned by the colleges, 5 of which have private bridges to cross between the north and south side of the

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