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Updated Oct 2024
- 9.24.5/5215 ReviewFrom251.54"If you are Harry Potter lover, NO CHOICE, just go there. Start from riding on the shuttle bus from the nearby station, you can feel Harry Potter world and that was exciting experience being in some of the movies sets!! Even if you cannot find a ticket on your desired entrance day, be patient and check frequently so that you may get one!"Watford67.6km from CambridgeHighlights: • Experience the magic of filmmaking - Harry Potter costumes, props and special effects• Ride the Hogwarts Express from Platform 9 ¾ and buy butterbeer• Explore Hagrid’s Hut, Dumbledore’s Office, Gryffindor Common Room, and moreRemember the triple-decker in the movie? Ron's dad's modified car? Harry's parents' home? You can reminisce about everything here. In the 14,000-square-meter studio, you can see the large-scale and real shooting sets, costumes, animation production, props, etc. from the eight Harry Potter movies.△ Arriving at The Making of Harry Potter△ Walking tour of the sets and behind-the-scenes used in the movie series△ Get up close and personal with original magic props from the movie series△ Take a photo with your favorite sceneShow Less
- 7.24.4/5127 ReviewFrom63.11
based on 2003 reviews"The entrance was very slippery, with the children, and the staff also sent a column magazine for the Wolves yesterday. There is a Chinese guide, it sounds no pressure, the children have a great time, and they can visit the museum after the end."London73km from CambridgeHighlights: Arsenal moved the short distance to the Emirates Stadium in 2006, after 93 years of playing at one of the most historic grounds in the country; Highbury. The stadium cost £390m to build. With a capacity of over 60,000 the stadium is huge in comparison to Highbury and is the largest football ground in London.Show Less - 7.14.5/5154 ReviewFree
based on 965 reviews"Decent train station that’s has quite a unique vibe - however, the Harry Potter platform is a bit overhyped, still worth it for the super fans tho!"London.King's Cross St. Pancras75.8km from CambridgeHighlights: Platform nine and three quarters is a platform leading to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in Rowling's series of novels "Harry Potter", which exists in the ninth and tenth platforms of King's Cross Station in the United Kingdom. of three pillars. I believe that those who are familiar with "Harry Potter" will not be unfamiliar with platform nine and three quarters. At KingsCross station, there is now a platform nine and three-quarters sign, making it a must-see for book lovers. Do you also want to try pushing the cart forward?Show Less - 8.04.6/5362 ReviewFrom57.08"London Zoo is a historic zoological park in the heart of the city, home to a diverse range of animals and conservation efforts.w"London75.9km from CambridgeHighlights: ·Observe the wild animals of the London Zoo at a close range, and interact intimately with the nature.·Stay face to face with the powerful predators in tiger and lion territory, and discover the protection problems they face in the wild.·There are more animal adventure areas that are suitable for children. Do not miss the opportunity to interact with them and listen to those animal feeding stories!Set in leafy Regent's Park amid heritage-listed buildings and beautiful gardens, ZSL London Zoo is an oasis in the heart of the capital with just under 15,000 amazing animals to discover. △ Head to the beach to watch a colony of Humboldt penguins dive, swim, play and feed in the penguin pool.△ Walk into Africa and observe the elegance of giraffes.△ Take photos of the beautiful birds in the zoo.△ Enter Madagascar and see the cute lemurs up close.Show Less
- 104.8/52647 ReviewFreebased on 74366 reviews"It is necessary to ask a teacher to visit the British Museum. The 2-hour explanation booked on the platform of Trip.com was very good. The explanation was vivid and smooth and meticulous, and the time was also more than an hour."London.Bloomsbury77.2km from CambridgeHighlights: World's 1st universal & 3rd most-visited museum | 250-yr-old landmark | Over 8M collectionsShow Less
- 7.94.5/5222 ReviewFrom49.43based on 3425 reviews"Enjoyed the visit, but I was expecting a bit more. The house is divided in 3 floors, first floor, is the guided tour which is some explanation of two rooms. Floors 2 and 3 are at your own pace without any explanation or details"London.Regent's Park77.3km from CambridgeHighlights: The Sherlock Holmes Museum was first established in 1990 and is located at 221B Baker Street. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes is famous throughout the world. His assistant Watson leads readers through the process by which Holmes solves numerous cases. Adding to the authenticity of the experience, the layout and contents of the museum are based on the important scenes and things mentioned in the mysteries. Visitors are invited into the Baker Street residence to feel as though they have stepped right into Holmes' home. Many pictures of the famous detective line the wall at the Baker Street Underground Station. Visitors can find a Sherlock Holmes souvenir shop opposite the museum.Show Less
- 7.24.4/5330 ReviewFrom67.39
based on 32360 reviews"Madame Tussaud’s London is the only place in the United Kingdom where the public can enjoy the views and splendid time with friends and family."London.Marylebone77.3km from CambridgeHighlights: - Explore the 8 different areas of the museum and come face to face with more than 150 lifelike wax figures of celebrities and movie stars!- Experience the thrilling 4D movies released by the museum and immerse yourself in the thrill of fighting alongside Marvel superheroes to save the world!- There are also various interactive zones for parents and children to experience. In the Waxworks Studio, you can enjoy the process of making wax figures and learn the secrets behind the production of these real and fake wax figures.Get ready to step through the world-famous doors of Madame Tussauds London!Get up close and personal with your favorite superstars by taking part in the Ultimate Celebrity Experience - rubbing shoulders with big names at the awards night.Grabbing the mic at festivals that are inaccessible to the average person to perform with the likes of Drake and Dua Lipa.Get a taste of royalty with a private meeting with Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla in the Palace Experience.Save the world with the Avengers at the Marvel Hall of Heroes, face off against legendary Jedi and Sith Lords in Star Wars, and wield the force in a galaxy far, far away!Show Less - 9.74.7/5684 ReviewFrom52.85based on 17700 reviews"Visiting St. Paul cathedral is a fantastic experience. I love it. I also joined the Morning Prayer, which was memorable."London.Bank77.4km from CambridgeHighlights: 320-yr-old landmark | Former London's tallest building (1710-1963) | Whispering Gallery | Baroque masterpieceShow Less
- 9.04.7/5700 ReviewFrom73.56based on 68503 reviews"There are a lot of historical events inside. Worth watching. There are also scene performances, which children especially like. There are a lot of historical events inside. Worth watching. There are also scene performances, which children especially like."London.Tower Hill77.7km from CambridgeHighlights: ·Taste the long history and culture of the Tower of London, listen to the legends and various mysterious stories behind it.·See the exquisite and beautiful royal jewels, crowns and scepters in the Jewel House, and explore the world-famous royal armoury and treasures in the White Tower.·Don't miss the free guided tour provided by the Yeoman Warders to learn about the iconic history of the tower for thousands of years. △ The Tower of London is a castle that began as a royal palace and has since served various purposes including fortress, armory, torture chamber, and prison, and was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1988. It housed upper class prisoners such as Elizabeth I and executed many noblemen.△ The Jewel House at the Tower of London shows the British royal family's jewels, crowns, scepters, swords and other treasures. During the visit, the tourists can pass slowly on the automatic channel, and the large screens above the glass showcase will illustrate the history of these treasures and their roles in the coronation ceremony. The picture shows the Crown Jewels, a magnificent world-famous collection, which is still used in royal ceremonies today.△ Observe the beautiful tournament armour in the White Tower up closely and feel the royal culture with a long history.△ In addition, you will see the famous ravens when you visit, some of which are raised by the government, but their wings have been cut off; it is said that if there are ravens in the Tower of London, England will not be invaded.Show Less
- 7.44.5/5512 ReviewFreebased on 4904 reviews"this place is particularly beautiful around Christmas time after the Christmas lights are turned on in December! oxford street has every type of shop you need. sometimes walking around can be a pain as it is often over crowded so you have to move quick but some parts are quieter than others. if you want to visit a restaurant it’s best to book a table as this place is always busy!Reasons to Recommend: has everything!"London.Mayfair77.9km from CambridgeHighlights: Oxford Street is an important shopping center in the West End of London. Together with Bond Street and Regent Street, it forms an important commercial district in London. It is a gathering place for high-end brand fashion shops and a shopping paradise where a complete range of the major brands is available. After years of development, Oxford Street has attracted hundreds of large shopping malls, many of which are established department stores of the world's premium brands.Show Less
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