Cambridge

University and college buildings which suit show cases outstanding architectural work the beauty of the city is enhanced by many places such as Jesus green and midsummer common, Sheep’s green lammas land, Christ’s pieces, Parker’z pieces, The University of Botanic Gardens, St. John’s, and Magdalene, and under a series of magnificent bridges, of which the Bridge of Sighs (St. John’s, 1827–31), the stone bridge of Clare with thick stone balls on the parapets (1638–40), and the so-called “Mathematical Bridge” of Queens’ are among the best known. East of the River Cam is King’s Parade, a street where the 15th-century church Great St. Mary’s and a line of attractive shops face King’s College with its chapel and the university Senate House (built between 1722 and 1730 from designs by James Gibbs). King’s College Chapel (1446–1515), the best-known building in Cambridge, was designed by Henry VI as part of an immense and never fully realized conception. There is alot to discover in Cambridge. Have a visit and explore Cambridge City. If you are going Cambridge to pursue your higher studies then certainly you will find good student housing and companies where you van easily get your preferred house or apartments. You will get all the facilities and amenities which is necessary for an student.