Cambridge the historic University city with over 30 colleges, 16 of medieval origin, is charming and set in East Anglia.

The 'Backs' (riverside by colleges) can be punted along, preferably chauffered, allowing leisurely viewing of many of the colleges and the Wren library. Choirs can be heard at many regular practices and performances in the chapels. The Fitzwilliam museum has excellent exhibitions. The choice of restaurants is wide. If travel beyond Cambridge is contemplated trains and buses (both of which are comprehensive) go out east to Suffolk and Norfolk or to the west for St Ives and Huntingdon, home of Oliver Cromwell. To the north, north east for Sandringham, Kings Lynn and the lovely beaches of the Wash. The road system around and beyond Cambridge is good. Beyond Cambridge there are the cities of Ely and Peterborough with their incredible cathedrals. Water way systems allowing boating, paddle boarding and punting. The Imperial War museum at Duxford also includes many incredible planes and has airshows in the summer months. Buses go between Cambridge and Duxford regularly.