8 entries across places, people, and walks.
A Grade II listed English Baroque university building of 1899 by E. S. Prior, with lettering by Eric Gill.
A Grade II listed real tennis court of 1866 on Grange Road, one of the few left in the United Kingdom.
Cambridge's oldest surviving boathouse, built in 1882 and Grade II listed, home to Cambridge University Boat Club's gym and offices.
A Grade II listed brick-and-metal lecture theatre on the Sidgwick Site, big enough for 500 and used for the Darwin College Lecture Series.
The University's first science site in the middle of town, where several landmark discoveries were made and two museums now open to visitors.
Britain's oldest university playhouse, run almost entirely by students, on Park Street.
The refreshment room in the North Wing of the University Library.
The University's concert hall on the Sidgwick Site, designed by Sir Leslie Martin and opened in 1978.