The City of Cambridge
In summer 2012, when I was 16 years old, my class and I went to the stunning City of Cambridge in England.
I have always been addicted to British culture and lifestyle and this is why this trip was that special for me. My best friend Melanie and I stayed with a host family and I really think that it is better than staying in a hotel as you really get to know the daily life of British people. Our host mum, whose name was Mrs Maynard, was a really warm-hearted person and we felt pretty comfortable staying at her house.
Apart from going to school in Cambridge, which was admittedly quite a dull sometimes, we had an amazing time in Cambridge.

If you want hit off the beaten track you can take the train to Ely Cathedral. This cathedral is giant and the movie "The King`s Speech" takes place there, so even have the possibility to sit in Collin Firth`s throne.
Cambridge is, as I´ve already mentioned, a university town, so one thing you should not miss are the numerous universities :). We have been to Peterhouse, for instance, as this was the first college to be founded in the University of Cambridge and it is worth a visit. You will realise that universities in Cambridge are quite different from those in Austria, as everything looks that perfect that it feels like the universities and their surroundings are painted.

Cambridge is a city that reflects British culture at it`s best, steeps in history and is simply charming. This is why I think that everyone should visit this incredible city once in his/her life. You won`t regret.
Your post is nicely written and easy to understand. I have been to Cambridge too. It is such a historic and picturesque city. One day, hopefully, I will be able to go there again.
ReplyDeleteI love Cambridge! This year I am going to Brighton-hopefully it will be as stunning :)
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