Experience a Punt Tour in Cambridge, UK

The name Cambridge originates from the Cam Bridge, which spans the River Cam. This is the very place mentioned in the poet Xu Zhimo's 'Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again,' attracting many tourists. Cambridge is a small town with concentrated attractions. From the Cambridge train station, it takes only 30 minutes to walk along Regent Street to reach the university area and its attractions. Attractions: 1. The Apple Tree at Trinity College (Not the original tree under which Newton discovered gravity, but one transplanted from Newton's hometown. It is planted near Newton's room at Trinity College.) 2. The Bridge of Sighs at St John's College (Rumored to be named because it connects the exam hall and student dormitories, causing students to sigh after exams.) 3. Fitzwilliam Museum (Free entry, with paintings by Monet & Picasso on the second floor.) 4. Corpus Clock (Opposite King's College) 4. Jack's Gelato (The best gelato in Cambridge) 5. The Mathematical Bridge at Queen's College 6. Xu Zhimo's 'Saying Goodbye to Cambridge Again' Stone Tablet at King's College 7. Punt Tour (Highly recommended. You can see all the famous sights of Cambridge by boat. Many students or companies offer tours, and you can book on-site.)