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Highlights of Cambridge: Scholars & Secret Societies

Go on an unique tour & treasure hunt around Cambridge to discover the city's top tourist attractions, hidden places and fascinating local stories. Learn more!

Cambridge Walk | Highlights of Cambridge: Scholars & Secret Societies by Questo

<div>You might know the city for its elite university, but <strong>did you know about all the secret societies Cambridge is home to</strong> - like The Apostles (named as such because of the twelve founding members) or The Knights Borogrove (who are shrouded in mystery and gossip)?&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><strong>In this scholars walk Cambridge will be revealed to you as it has not been before</strong> - you will get to&nbsp; visit top Cambridge attractions like King's College, the Corpus Clock, Christ's College, the Round Church and more, while learning about famous scholars and secret societies.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Don’t worry, <strong>you don’t need to be an expert on Cambridge secret societies to play the game</strong>. Anyone up for the adventure can do it – all that’s needed is to download our award-winning app and explore beautiful parts of town at your own pace, chosen to delight and entertain.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Do you prefer adventures without tag-alongs? You’ll get complete freedom and privacy, as there aren’t any guides involved in our games.</div><div><br></div><div>Ready for a break? Take one! You can have a coffee or an ice cream break whenever you want with no pressure to keep going if you need a moment to relax. Ready to continue playing after your break? Just pick up where you left off and get right back into it!</div><div><br></div><div>A <strong>Highlights of Cambridge tour</strong> has never been so fun!</div>

King’s College is part of the University of Cambridge who has an impressive history waiting to be discovered. King’s College is famous for its tradition of the May Ball where the elegance is taken to a new level and for its more relaxed ball taking part in June where students have to adhere to a fancy dress code. 

Even if it is a part of the great University of Cambridge and raises up to the intellectual expectations, the King’s College has spaces specially designated for parties and non-formal activities for students. For instance, the main bar on the campus holds open mics, debates, parties for students and it has been the set for drama productions. You can say that this college understands that students need to party hard after they studied hard. If you want to take a tour of the campuses and visit the top tourist attractions in Cambridge, make sure to check out our Cambridge city game and tour.
