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Discover the secrets of the world’s first Garden City with an exciting walking quest through the tree-lined streets. Follow clues and solve puzzles to uncover the founding stories that created a revolutionary new way of living and working, along with an unsolved mystery that still confounds the city. On a train route half-way between London and Cambridge, this beautiful city holds a fascinating quest that will open your eyes to a different piece of UK history. Are you up for an adventure? Find out the fascinating founding stories of the world’s first Garden City and discover the story of the UK’s most unusual pub. Enjoy a tree-lined city walk, where black squirrels may join you en route. Try a new type of experience, the perfect mix between a tour, an outdoor escape game, and a treasure hunt.

This session is designed to Assess & provide some treatment for an injuries related to muscles, joints, bones, ligaments, tendons & postural issues. The session will provide a strategy to improve symptoms including a home exercise programme & explaining the injury to you.

Sports massage is a very beneficial type of massage to release tension and muscle soreness. It can include stretches and similar techniques such as trigger pointing. It will get much deeper than a deep tissue or traditional massages. It is not usually considered relaxing at the time but you should feel better for it and more relaxed after (although sometimes this takes a bit of time).

This tour is designed for a small private group and can accommodate up to 16 passengers. You can be sure of a nice friendly atmosphere in a modern comfortable nifty minibus capable of taking the small roads and side streets, avoiding heavy traffic when necessary. Also this makes for a more interesting tour as you will be taken through beautiful small country roads where the bigger coaches cannot go. No time wasted loading and unloading gives you much more time to enjoy your tour of the Cotswold. Your experienced friendly driver/guide will point out places of interest throughout the journey and you will see famous villages buildings and monuments, the best of the Cotswold and Oxford. Your guide will make sure that you are comfortable at all times and enjoying a day to remember in the beautiful english Countryside.

This acupuncture consultation & treatment is aimed at treating muscle, joint, ligament/tendon issues, pain or postural issues. You can choose either a traditional Chinese approach or most Western dry needling, or a combination of the two. All treatments are from a qualified physiotherapist who has a special interest in musculoskeletal problems

These session are fun laid back location sessions held at Barclays Park with a combination of fun relaxed and some posed images once the children warm up, Sessions are for Couples, Family or Children. Session in local park includes 60+ images delivered within 48 hours

Customers can purchase tickets for up to 3 or 6 people on a shared tour. Enjoy the College Backs of Cambridge on a guided punt tour. Up to 3 people will have an entire row, up to 6 people will have an entire section. These tickets comply with the government guidelines on social distancing. To avoid a long wait time please ensure you call us in advance to secure your booking time.

Cambridge is known for its University colleges and its punting scene. Combine both of these things by going on a private Cambridge punting tour, which takes you past the backs of multiple colleges, such as Magdalene, and King's. You’ll see beautiful views that can only be reached by water, and a private tour means you’ll have direct access to your chauffeur for questions about Cambridge.

Get to know the city through the eyes of a passionate local. With no set itinerary, you can customize the tour or leave it up to the local for an insightful introduction to the city. Make travel about the people you meet not just the places you see. With our walking tours, you’ll skip the mundane historical tours and discover the city through a local’s eyes. Experience a tour that will transform the way you travel to make it as much about the people you meet, as it is the places you see. Our local guides (Lokafyers) are passionate about their city and eager to share their knowledge and perspective. Since Lokafyers are not professional guides and tour occasionally, they provide an experience that’s authentic and personal, like a friend showing you around their city. By the end of the tour, you'll feel comfortable navigating the city and confident that you have all the information you need to make the most of your stay.

Swap juggling trains and cabs for a smooth outing to Highclere Castle—the historical house that doubled as 'Downton Abbey' in the hit TV series—with this private tour from London. Travel by chauffeured private vehicle, and get ample free time to roam the house, including rooms that featured in the series. Admission and hotel pickup and drop-off are included to make your day complete and extra convenient.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Battle of Britain on this private tour. Benefit from personalized attention and the ability to ask questions during your private bunker tour, which includes access to the map room where all the planes were plotted and the aerial portion of D-Day was planned and managed. You'll also visit the Polish War Memorial and the Bentley Priory.

We have been guiding in Cambridge since 2011. Thanks to our wonderful clients we have for many years been the top-rated Cambridge walking tour on Trip Advisor. We want you to learn all about this amazing city, but we also want you to have fun! We aim to make our tours entertaining and interesting for everyone. We are accredited Cambridge Green Badge Guides, with public liability insurance. Please note that this is a shared tour. In accordance with Government guidelines on public gatherings, the maximum group size is 5.

We have for many years been the top-ranked Cambridge walking tour on Trip Advisor. We aim to make our tours fun as well as informative. We will take you through the extraordinary history of Cambridge and it's university, including some of the 110 Nobel Prize winners that have lived and worked here. We are all professional Cambridge Green Badge guides, accredited by the Institute of Tourist Guiding. This is a private tour for you and your companions only. The maximum group size is 20.

Explore the living legacy of C. S. Lewis on a guided walking tour of Cambridge, and find out more about the events which brought him to the University, the places he frequented, and the ideas and works which have made him one of the 20th Century’s most celebrated authors. Depending on group size and college availability, you will be able to enter Magdalene College, where Lewis was a fellow and had his rooms, and also the chapel where he attended services. The tour will visit other sites associated with Lewis, such as G. David Booksellers, a favourite Lewis haunt, and the Mill Lane Lecture Rooms which Lewis used from 1955-1963. Depending on college availability, the tour may also visit other Cambridge colleges.

This tour is a great choice for history fans. Learn about Cambridge’s past and how it became the world-class University city it is today. Save time waiting in long visitor lines by having a ticket to the Round Church included. You’ll explore the historic church which dates back to the 12th century, before walking into the center past Cambridge University colleges. See the Senate House, the Cambridge University Press bookshop, the Cavendish Laboratory, and many of Cambridge’s most interesting sights in one day.

You will receive a personal and detailed historical tour from our knowledgeable guides. You will be told about all the bridges and buildings you pass. Hearing about the famous colleges, their history, some funny anecdotes and all about our famous University Alumni. Our guides will be happy to answer your questions on the town, colleges and whatever else you are curious about. The tour covers the 1-mile stretch of the River Cam, known as The Backs. It will last approximately 45 mins.

Our walking tour is one of the most unique and spellbinding experiences Cambridge has to offer: an entrancing walking tour among the most famous spots as well some hidden gems that our local tour guides will reveal. Grab yourself a tea or coffee for the journey and meet us at St Mary's Church and be prepared to follow in the footsteps of Stephen Hawking, Charles Darwin, Oliver Cromwell, John Cleese, Isaac Newton, M.R. James and Lord Byron. We will show you the landscape that inspired some of the greatest works of mankind, the University that nurtured the greatest minds and even the pub where Crick and Watson announced one of the greatest discoveries ever. As Cambridge locals ourselves, we take great pride in showing people from across the world our city and welcome you and your family to join us. It's our responsibility to look after you and avoid the signposts and scripts and leave you with unforgettable memory of the best City in the world.

A combination of fun jet boat, a historic harbour and sightseeing along the beautiful Lowestoft coast make this a very special trip.

The harbour has many interesting vessels with organisations such as CEFAS and Border Force using it alongside many wind farm support vessels and fishing boats etc. Please note this isn’t a fast boat trip, if that’s what you’d like please see our other trips. We can however run this one in pretty much all weathers.

We know that there is so much for you to see and do in our beautiful city so our standard tour is just 60 minutes long to leave you plenty of time to explore. Here at Remember Cambridge our experienced guides specialise in giving informative and concise introductions to the fascinating history of Cambridge.

What do you get if you take 2000 years of history, add lashings of ancient buildings, and mix in some of the world’s most colourful characters? A city that’s ‘alive’ with ghosts – that’s what! Meet the victims of horrific punishments, see the hangman’s house, visit one of the most haunted roads in England, and hear the chilling tales of phantom Fellows and spooky Scholars that haunt the city.

Hear the whole story of Cambridge. From rank Romans, through scary Saxons, vile Vikings and nasty Normans, the ‘Cam-bridge’ was at the centre of English history for over a thousand years before the University was even founded. And learn about what 800 years of dreadful Dons and sickening Students have got up to since, in the company of one of our expertly entertaining guides. If you want a long talk about different types of arches we are not for you - if you want to learn by laughing we are!

The History and Hostelries walking tour is a relaxed and informative introduction to this 'Fine City'. We don't rush - 3+ hours is usual! Norwich is compact, so no hiking boots, and no flasks of tea either - drinks are included in your ticket price! Find out how Norwich has developed over 2000 years (what did the Romans ever do for us?) and the contributions it has made to the world...and discover some of our many famous characters - people like Boudicca, William the Conqueror, Admiral Lord Nelson...and Alan Partridge! We'll talk about Norwich's early days and it's development up to the arrival of the Normans and we'll visit the oldest parts of the city to see what the French invaders did...followed by a millennium of revolt, refugees, persecution, war... sheep, shoes, chocolate and canaries! And of course brewing, an important element of Norwich's history. We'll stop off at notable hostelries to hear about what CAMRA calls "The City of Beer". What better welcome to Norwich?

I tailor each tour to the individual interests of the tourists in the group. I am fascinated by Cambridge's history and its magnificent sights, and have in-depth knowledge of its past and present. I can draw on my special expertise in the history of science, mathematics, and computing in Cambridge. My approach is thorough yet not too serious, sometimes light-hearted and always considerate. We shall explore the very heart of Cambridge, where new and old look out at us from every nook and cranny – hear stories of mediaeval strife and riots, struggles and labours of many a generation of students and scholars, and triumphs of the human thought. On our way, we shall discuss how ideas and life itself have changed over centuries, and what today’s Cambridge is like – both the City and the University.