Guided Walks
Why?
What makes Cambridge special? Why is the history of Cambridge important?
Christian Heritage runs regular Guided Walks to help visitors explore not only the beautiful streets and buildings of Cambridge, but also the important history of the city and University. Taking in some of the most famous buildings and colleges, we also introduce you to some of the people who helped to shape Western civilization. We endeavour to take into account the interests of those in the group and encourage questions throughout the tour. We have been running these highly acclaimed walks for nearly 20 years.
When?
Just turn up at the Round Church (map) on Bridge Street, beyond St John's college, for the following times:
Wednesdays 11.00am
Sundays 2.30pm
The walks last 1.5 hours on average. However, length can vary depending on the group, guide and weather.
Easter Walks
Each Spring we run extra walks over the Easter weekend.
How much?
£8.00 per person
£6.00 full time students
FREE Children under 15
All prices include entrance to the church, exhibition and video.
Groups
7+ walkers £8.00 per person, by prior arrangement.
To book, please fill in this booking form
Private groups
For up to 6 people, these tailored tours are £45 per group
To enquire, please use this form
Alternatives?
Alternative Times
Walks can sometimes be arranged for alternative times depending on availability of guides. Please ring the church to inquire, though alternatives may not be possible for very small groups.
Self Guided Tours
We also have leaflet detailing a self-guided tour of Cambridge priced at £1 and 'C.S. Lewis' Cambridge' at £3.95. Both of these are on sale in the Church.
More information
Some of the places and people we encounter include:
  
St John's College Old Cavendish Laboratory Trinity College
Recommendations
'Any tour of historic Cambridge has intrinsic value, but the Christian Heritage tour I took was exceptional...As I viewed Isaac Newton's rooms at Trinity, and heard [our guide]'s brilliant explanations...I could not help feeling the enormity of Newton's words that we stand on the shoulders of giants. I highly recommend the tour!'
- Joe Klein, USA
'Thank you for your most enlightening tour of Cambridge. Much food for thought.'
- Walker, USA
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