Cambridge - Punting on the River Cam
Cambridge - King's College Chapel
King's College
The Mathematical Bridge - Cambridge
Duxford - American Exhibition
Duxford - Imperial War Museum

Home to England's second oldest university, Cambridge, like Oxford, has many marvellous medieval cloisters and courtyards.

Outstanding is King's College Chapel, started in 1446 and completed 70 years later. Henry VI, founder of the college and the chapel, also established its famous choir which can often be heard at services and concerts today.

Queens' and St John's colleges both contain notable Tudor buildings.

The 12th century Church of the Holy Sepulchre, one of Britain's few round churches, is modelled on its namesake in Jerusalem.

The Fitzwilliam Museum has rich collections of paintings and ceramics, while Kettle's Yard is an unusual gallery housing interesting modern art.

The river Cam, from which the city takes its name, has some pretty bridges and magnificent views across spacious lawns to the backs of the colleges.

Duxford is a former Royal Air Force base and is still used as an airport. It is now also a branch of the Imperial War Museum, featuring aircraft that played a vital role in defending the country from invasion during the "Battle of Britain".

The American Air Museum in Britain stands as a memorial to the 30,000 Americans who died flying from the UK in the Second World War. This outstanding example of contemporary British architecture houses Duxford's unique collection of historic American combat aircraft.

At Duxford experience a feast of colour, sound and power when some of the most popular aircraft in history take to the air.