Immerse yourself in historic Cambridge

The final walking tour of June! A wonderful way to round off the month — whether you arrived this week or have been here all month, come along and discover something new about beautiful Cambridge.

The last Conversation Club of June! Come celebrate the end of a brilliant month with great conversations, new friends, and a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. All levels always welcome. See you there!

Join us for a punting trip along the River Cam! You will see some of the most famous bridges and colleges in Cambridge, including the Bridge of Sighs and the Wren Library. The tour will take about 45 minutes.

Founded in 1816, this museum is said to hold one of the best collections of antiquities and modern art in western Europe. Come along and find out.

In this activity, you’ll get to create your own clay model using simple tools and lots of imagination. It’s a fun chance to explore be create art and learn to work with clay. We will bring all the clay and tools.

The Botanic Garden is a treasure trove of over 8,000 plant species, including nine National Collections and a wonderful arboretum.

Visit Bath, a beautiful town in England with famous old buildings and the Roman Baths. Then see Stonehenge, a very old stone circle with many mysteries. This trip includes return coach travel from Cambridge and your ticket to enter Stonehenge.

Join us on a trip down to Brighton one of the most iconic cities in the UK. Included in the trip is travel to and from Brighton as well as a tour of the city from one of our activity leaders!
Brighton is a seaside town famous for its pier, food and the Royal Pavilion.

Visit the city of dreaming spires and the oldest university in the country, founded in 1249. Explore and enjoy the famous colleges, museums and exhibitions and the excellent shopping centre.

Brighton was once a popular place for rich people and has a famous seaside palace called the Royal Pavilion. Today it is a lively town with shops, nice buildings, and a pebble beach. On this trip, you also visit Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters cliffs, enjoy the sea views, and the price includes return travel with no entrance fees.

We visit the magnificent medieval city of Salisbury, with its historic streets, alleyways and charming half-timbered buildings, and with the finest medieval cathedral in the country boasting the tallest spire in Britain. We also visit Stonehenge, Europe's most famous prehistoric monument. (The admission is included in the trip price.)

Join us for a walking tour of Cambridge city. It's a great opportunity to learn about your new home, and meet new students and staff.

Join us for a visit to Jack's Gelato, Cambridge's most popular ice cream shop! Check out @gelatojack on Instagram for their daily menu. This is a pay at venue activity.

This session is designed for English learners keen on improving their fluency by discussing engaging topics. Participants will actively work on collaborative discussions for language development. Join the workshop for an enriching experience where you can enhance your English proficiency, celebrate effective communication, and connect with fellow students in a dynamic and inclusive setting.

What are Dinky Doors?
Well, they’re doors.
Small ones.
‘Dinky’, even.
Miniature sculptures (with doors), lovingly made and hidden just out of plain sight in the beautiful city of Cambridge. Use a map to find as many doors as you can.

In this activity we will show you how to perform some magic tricks to impress your friends and fool your family.
Cards included!

The Cotswolds is one of the most beautiful regions of southern England. It is an area of upland with rolling hills, wooded valleys, tranquil streams, fields of sheep and flowers, and, the main reason for its fame and popularity, its wonderful honey-coloured stone villages.

500 years ago The Cotswolds was the centre of England's wool trade. Today it is a sleepy corner of Britain where time seems to have stood still. If you have an image of old rural England, this is probably it. This is chocolate-box Britain!

Join us on a trip down to Windsor to see one of the most famous castles in the UK. Included in the trip is travel to and from Windsor as well as a tour of the city from one of our activity leaders!
Windsor is a town near to London famous for its royal history and most importantly Windsor castle, the home of the royal family and full of history.

This exciting seaside resort on the south coast is always a great place to spend a day, with plenty to see and do. You may decide to visit George IV's 19th-century Royal Pavilion, the strange and wonderful palace he built to live with, and entertain, his mistresses. The Victorian pier stretches out from the beach into the sea, while the action-packed town centre offers up great shopping areas, bars, restaurants and often a variety of entertainers and musicians performing in the streets.

Bath is, perhaps, the most beautiful town in England. It was designed by brilliant architects and built for the elite of 18th century British high society. Rich aristocrats, wealthy industrialists and royalty came to share a sophisticated city enjoying a renewed interest in health spa bathing. The majestic architecture is worth a visit alone but it's the Roman Baths that's the highlight of the city.

Bath is, perhaps, the most beautiful town in England. It was designed by brilliant architects and built for the elite of 18th century British high society. Rich aristocrats, wealthy industrialists and royalty came to share a sophisticated city enjoying a renewed interest in health spa bathing. The majestic architecture is worth a visit alone but it's the Roman Baths that's the highlight of the city.

Stonehenge is one of the most recognisable monuments of the ancient world. The stone circle is located at the centre of a fascinating landscape filled with prehistoric ceremonial structures. Come and discover who built them and why.
Stonehenge is one of the most recognisable monuments of the ancient world. The stone circle is located at the centre of a fascinating landscape filled with prehistoric ceremonial structures. Come and discover who built them and w

A guided walking tour of this historic city (included in trip price). Walk along the ancient city walls and through the medieval streets, and enjoy the shops, museums and many other attractions of this city.
Return by bus to Cambridge in the evening.