Photography in Cambridge: Best Locations

Most cities have an iconic shot which makes them instantly recognisable. For Cambridge, Kings College Chapel is the image that makes our city recognisable all around the world. Such a famous, iconic, beautiful sight for our city and what a joy is it to photograph. However, there are plenty of other incredible photo opportunities not to be missed. To help you take the best shots of our lovely city, we’ve highlighted some of our favourite spots to photograph in Cambridge. Most of these places are free to visit, so take as many photos as you want and visit them more than once. We would love to see your photos, please tag us when posting on your social media!

By |2025-01-21T11:41:07+00:00January 21, 2025|Art and Culture in Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridge Colleges, Cambrigde University, Outdoor Activities, Photography, Punting, River Cam, Things to do in Cambridge|Comments Off on Photography in Cambridge: Best Locations

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