University of Cambridge

The Whipple Museum of the History of Science

• An exceptional collection of scientific instruments and models, reflecting the evolution of scientific understanding and education from the Middle Ages onwards.

Fitzwilliam Museum

• One of the finest small art museums in Europe containing a world-renowned collection of Egyptian antiquities, classical Bronzes, and the work of famous artists like Monet and Picasso.

Cambridge University Botanic Garden

• A 40-acre garden that holds a wide array of plant diversity and supports teaching and research programs. It also includes a series of associated greenhouses.

Cavendish Laboratory

• Known for groundbreaking physics research, the laboratory has a history of producing Nobel Laureates and pioneering discoveries, including DNA's structure and the electron.

The Polar Museum

• Part of the Scott Polar Research Institute, this museum showcases the history of exploration and scientific research in the polar regions, from early expeditions to contemporary studies on climate change.