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Discover the historic charm of Cambridge University, nestled in the picturesque city of Cambridge, England

Cambridge University Collection: JJ Thomson, British physicist, at work in the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge

JJ Thomson, British physicist, at work in the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge. Joseph John Thomson (1856-1940) discovered the electron and was a pioneer of nuclear physics

Cambridge University Collection: The Universities Boat-Race, 1883

The Universities Boat-Race, 1883. In this illustration of the University Boat Race, a group of cheering students are enabled to maintain a proper distance from the rowdy proletariat on the other side

Cambridge University Collection: Illustrations depicting Cambridge University Golf Club playing for the Linskill Cup, 19th century

Illustrations depicting Cambridge University Golf Club playing for the Linskill Cup, 19th century
Illustrations depicting Cambridge University Golf Club playing

Cambridge University Collection: Illustration depicting a scene from Cambridge and Oxford University Boat Race, 19th century

Illustration depicting a scene from Cambridge and Oxford University Boat Race, 19th century
Illustration depicting a scene from Cambridge and Oxford University Boat Race

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Discover the historic charm of Cambridge University, nestled in the picturesque city of Cambridge, England. Established in 1209, the University of Cambridge is renowned for its academic excellence and rich heritage. With Trinity College's magnificent Great Court as a centerpiece, this institution stands as a symbol of knowledge and tradition. Take a stroll along the Backs to witness breathtaking views of Kings College against the backdrop of serene landscapes. The River Cam meanders through lush greenery where cows graze peacefully, creating an idyllic scene that captures the essence of rural England. Cambridge is not only known for its stunning architecture but also for its cultural contributions. Angus Stewart from Cambridge University has made significant advancements in his field, while Ben Riley's iconic BBC TV recording 'Jazz Goes to College' put Cambridge on the musical map back in 1966. Venturing beyond the city limits leads you to Lords Bridge and Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory operated by Cambridge University. Here, groundbreaking research takes place under starry skies, pushing boundaries and expanding our understanding of the universe. Throughout history, notable figures like Charles Thurston Fogg-Elliot have graced these hallowed halls. Sir Leslie Matthew Ward's artwork immortalizes their presence with his captivating portraits capturing their essence. Christs College and Girton College stand as testaments to inclusivity and progressiveness within academia. Their coat-of-arms proudly represents their commitment to education regardless of gender or background. The legacy continues with JJ Thomson—a British nuclear physicist who revolutionized our understanding of atomic structure—leaving an indelible mark on scientific exploration at Girton College. Immerse yourself in centuries-old traditions intertwined with cutting-edge research at one of Europe's most prestigious institutions—Cambridge University.