Cambridge, the sound of intelligence in silence

#JulyTravelSupport Cambridge was a city without any noise. There were no flashy landmarks or bustling crowds, but there was a deep resonance that the entire city held. The old buildings, the quiet river, and even the wind walking over it all created a single atmosphere. King's College Chapel gave me a sense of piety that was hard to express in words. The moment I looked up at the ceiling, I felt strangely calmed by the thought that someone must have admired the same thing hundreds of years ago. The delicate curves of the Gothic style and the stained glass were truly a work of art. The time I spent floating on the river on a punt and looking at the old bricks of Clare Bridge and Trinity College was simply ecstatic. There was no sound other than the sound of water and wind, and I felt so small in it. There are no tourist attractions in Cambridge to consume quickly, but there are plenty of scenery and spaces to savor slowly. Even stopping by a bookstore to touch an old book, or having a cup of tea at a cafe and watching students passing by can be part of the trip. This is the perfect city for those who want a quiet trip. It's a place you want to visit again when your mind is complicated. #CambridgeTravel #SmallCityInBritain #KingsCollegeChapel #PuntingTour #CambridgeRiver #EmotionalCityInBritain #TrinityCollege #Clarebridge #SlowTravelInEurope #LivingInBritainForAMonth #QuietTravelDestination #UniversityCityInBritain #CambridgeScenery #ClassicalTravelDestination #CityOfIntellect #CityWithTheScentOfBooks #BritainTravelRecord #RecommendedSmallCityInEurope #ThoughtfulTravel #EmotionalCityTravel