King's College
Henry VI's college, with its Chapel, its choir and the lawn running down to the Backs.
A local guide to Cambridge: its colleges, pubs, churches, landmarks, streets and walks, each page checked against named sources.
Market Hill, King's Parade and the colleges, churches and lanes of central Cambridge.
Colleges, meadows and mill pools on the west bank of the Cam.
The hill where Cambridge began, with Kettle's Yard and the Museum of Cambridge.
The old village north of the river, with a medieval tower and Cambridge North station.
Cambridge's most varied high street and the Victorian streets around it.
Railway-era terraces beyond the Mill Road bridge, once known as Red Romsey.
A medieval village on the southern edge with a Grade I church and new neighbourhoods.
A south-eastern village with an old church, chalk pits and a hall in parkland.
Meadows, the Orchard tea garden and a riverside village two miles from the centre.
A river village on the north-east edge with a Norman church and a rowing link.
Colleges, the University Library and a university science site west of the Backs.