Great St Mary's

The Church of the Virgin of Cambridge is also a good place to visit. Many places in Cambridge College are distributed with some good buildings. The area where you get to punch in is also very special.

The Cathedral of Santa Maria, which is mainly a tower overlooking the University of Cambridge, is an aesthetic fatigue. If you haven't seen a church in the UK, you can also browse it, but if you have seen Abbey, cathedrol doesn't have to enter the Church.

A very delicate building outside King's College, Cambridge, the church here is quite atmospheric, the Great Santa Maria is a very delicate religious building, with a deep history and a long tradition, here there are tour guides to conduct professional explanations.

The Great St Mary's Church is located directly opposite the King's College Chapel, the oldest church in Cambridge, nearly 80 years before the King's College Chapel. The church is most famous for its bells, which are said to have been designed to mimic the bells of Big Ben in London. This church is nothing special, but on its tower rooftop, you can see the whole city and overlook the King's College opposite. The tower fee is3.9 pounds/person. After climbing the 123 steps, the scenery is still very spectacular!

London, Cambridge, England. Notre Dame Church, in the heart of Cambridge University. Behind the church, there are many shops, and a market for tourist souvenirs and food. At the main entrance of the church, there is a three-dimensional map of Cambridge University. (Team Tourist Collection) The church is quiet and solemn, with sunlight shining through stained glass (patterns), giving off gorgeous colors. (No tickets)

This church is Cambridge's most distinctive and meaningful church, free to visitors, it is the highest point of Cambridge, has been around for 500 years. It is a typical gothic building, the stained glass of the church is very beautiful, it is worth visiting.

St. Mary's Church, the main church of Cambridge University, was founded in 1478 and has a strong late Gothic style, with its towering bell tower, high-rise arcades inside, and large vertical lines of stained windows that are impressive. The church is arguably a landmark building in Cambridge and is open for free visits.