Cambridge's Bridges

The Cambridge's Bridges are the crowning centerpieces of the City of Cambridge, in Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom. Being home to the University of Cambridge, numerous of its bridges strike a unique silhouette against the city skyline, especially along the beautiful Rive Cam. The River Cam conveys a stunning view of nine medieval bridges, each with its own distinct character. The oldest of the bridges, Magdalene Bridge, dates back to 1428, and is historically known as the place the preachers from Saint John’s College would hit their books to attract a crowd. Other bridges, such as the Kettle’s Bridge and the historic Bridge of Sighs, offer gorgeous reflections in the sun, providing perfect photo opportunities. Visiting Cambridge is not complete without experiencing some of its majestic bridge views.