Adventures using your London Plus Pass

4 August 2023

• Cambridge University Colleges: The University of Cambridge is comprised of numerous colleges, each with its unique history and charm. Some of the most famous ones include King's College, Trinity College, St. John's College, and Queens' College.
• The Mathematical Bridge: Located at Queens' College, this unique wooden bridge is a popular spot for visitors and provides an excellent photo opportunity.
• The River Cam and Punting: Taking a leisurely punt ride along the River Cam is a popular activity, offering views of the colleges and bridges.

• Bodleian Library: One of the oldest libraries in Europe, the Bodleian Library is a must-visit for book lovers and history enthusiasts.
• Radcliffe Camera: This iconic circular building is a part of the Bodleian Library and is an architectural gem in the heart of the city.
• The Ashmolean Museum: Founded in 1683, the Ashmolean is one of the world's oldest public museums, featuring an extensive collection of art and artifacts.

• Osbourne House: The former residence of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Explore the house, gardens, and grounds overlooking the Solent.
• Carisbrooke Castle: Discover the history of Carisbrooke Castle, an impressive medieval fortress with panoramic views over the island.
• Fantastic beaches: Popular ones include Shanklin Beach, Sandown Beach, Ventnor Beach, and Compton Bay.

• Lulworth Cove: A horseshoe-shaped bay formed by the sea's erosive action on the soft rocks. Nearby, you'll find Durdle Door, an iconic natural limestone arch rising from the sea.
• Corfe Castle: The ruins of Corfe Castle offering breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside. The castle has a fascinating history dating back to the 11th century.
• Swanage Railway: A heritage railway offering views of the Purbeck countryside and an opportunity to experience a steam train. Additionally, one of the stations is Corfe Castle, the attraction is just a short walk from the station.

• Canterbury Cathedral: This magnificent Gothic cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The cathedral's architecture and intricate stained-glass windows are a must-see.
• St. Augustine's Abbey: Another UNESCO World Heritage site, St. Augustine's Abbey, was once a prominent Christian monastery. Today, you can explore its ruins and learn about its historical significance.
• Historic Streets and Shopping: Canterbury has charming historic streets filled with shops, cafes, and restaurants. Strolling through these streets and exploring the local shops can be a delightful experience.

• Salisbury Cathedral: A masterpiece of medieval architecture. Admire the soaring spire, explore the intricate interior and don't forget to visit the Chapter House to see the original Magna Carta...
• Magna Carta: Home to one of the most important historical documents in the world, the Magna Carta. This original copy dates back to 1215 and played a pivotal role in shaping the principles of modern law.
• Stonehenge: Located approximately 8 miles (13 kilometres) north of Salisbury and connected by bus from the station. Stonehenge is an ancient prehistoric monument and is one of the most iconic and mysterious landmarks in the world.

• Roman Baths: One of the most famous landmarks in Bath. Explore the ancient Roman bathing complex and it’s well-preserved architecture.
• Bath Abbey: Located right in the city centre. Take a tour of the interior, admire the stunning stained-glass windows, and don't forget to climb the tower for panoramic views of Bath.
• The Royal Crescent and The Circus: Two iconic examples of Georgian architecture. The Royal Crescent is a sweeping crescent-shaped row of elegant townhouses, while The Circus is a circular street surrounded by beautiful townhouses.

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