Start in front of the Pembroke college and then stand beside a wooden bridge that's fooled visitors into believing Isaac Newton built it

Watch a gold-plated creature devour time on a clock that Stephen Hawking unveiled

This pub holds room where two scientists announced they'd found the secret of life

Enter a church where a poet sought inspiration for Paradise Lost.

Spot the statue of Henry VIII clutching a chair leg where his sceptre should be and hear about a famous apple tree that perhaps should not be so famous

End your tour hearing about a fan-vaulted ceiling that took a century to complete and stained glass windows that survived both Puritans and the Blitz.This is the last stop on the tour which gives you the freedom to explore further. You could enter the chapel (by paying a fee, not included in the tour price) or go punting down the river.

This is one of only four round churches in England, built to echo a sacred site thousands of miles away in Jerusalem.

Stand where a medieval mob danced around a bonfire of the university's own records.