Some attractions within Cambridge Map:
- (1) Westminster College
- (2) Folk Museum - The Folk Museum has a wide ranging collection of everyday items - domestic equipment, commercial paraphernalia,... More
- (3) St Giles
- (4) Round Church
- (5) Westscott House
- (6) All Saints
- (7) Trinity Hall - Trinity Hall in Trinity Lane was founded in 1350 by William Bateman, Bishop of Norwich. It has an old... More
- (8) Gonville and Caius College - Facing Trinity Street, Caius College (pronounced "Keys"), or Gonville and Caius College to give... More
- (9) St Michael
- (10) Old Schools
- (11) Senate House - Beyond King's College stands the Senate House, a Palladian building by James Gibbs (1722-30), with delicate... More
- (12) St Mary the Great - St Mary the Great (Great St Mary's), opposite the Senate House, is both parish and University church... More
- (13) University Arts Buildings, Museum of Classical Archeology
- (14) Fisher Court
- (15) St Mary the Less
- (16) Whipple Museum - The Whipple Science Museum (history of science, including numerous scientific instruments) belongs to the... More
- (17) Zoology Museum - The University Museum of Zoology (birds, insects, marine animals) belongs to the science faculties of the... More
- Magdalene College - Magdalene College (pronounced "Maudlen") is the only one of the old colleges to be built on the west side of... More
- Jesus College - The foundation stone of Jesus College was laid in 1496 by John Alcock, on a site which at that time was outside... More
- Trinity College - Trinity College was established in 1546 by Henry VIII. It was created by the merger of several older colleges,... More
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