Cambridge: Discover two CCT historic churches

A scenic walk around Cambridge starting at St Peter’s which is a tiny church originally built in the 11th Century.

The route then takes you past many places of interest including All Saints’ church, built in the 1860s and a triumph of Victorian art and design.

St Peter’s:  Cambridge’s smallest medieval church, retaining some Norman  features and a fascinating font carved with figures of mermen.

All Saints’:  The city’s stunning painted church.  A building by G.F. Bodley incorporating windows and artwork by William Morris and his circle.

A short 1.5 mile walk (2.2 kms) which will take about 45 minutes.  Accessible for prams and wheelchairs, straightforward route on paths.

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Cambridge Walk including two very different CCT churches