University of Cambridge Admin Centre

University of Cambridge Admin Centre is an RCVS accredited veterinary facility located on Madingley Road in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. This practice provides professional healthcare and treatment for cats and dogs within the local area.

University of Cambridge Admin Centre is based at University of Cambridge, madingley road, cambridge, cambridgeshire, CB3 0ES, CB3 0ES in Cambridgeshire. The practice treats dogs and cats. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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• Kevin· 2 months ago

  One of the most famous and beautiful universities in the world. Everything looks even better during the sunny days. It definitely worth to walk around and just relax and enjoy the gorgeous view. However the price to go inside the campus is a bit high. I just found a bit hesitant to pay this price to walk around a campus, since most universities are completely free to walk around. But I assume people come here will be willing to pay the money for it.

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• Dylan Lee· 2 months ago

  UOC is absolutely beautiful. The campuses and the city of Cambridge itself. Keep in mind that it is quite busy year round, and to visit some of the most popular campuses or places, the entrance fee can be quite expensive, but nonetheless it is absolutely worth it!

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• Felicity Goodman· a month ago

  Went to an evensong yesterday. Lovely. Beautiful singing and the chapel is very atmospheric. The grounds are also very pretty.

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• Astha Sona· a month ago

  Lovely Experience We visited in lovely weather The poonting guy was friendly, we enjoyed and gave tip too Very good place to visit

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• Chula Rodrigo· a year ago

  We recently took a day trip from London to visit the University of Cambridge, and it turned out to be a truly memorable experience. Starting our journey from Canary Wharf, we found the train ride both easy and relaxing, making the visit very accessible even just for a day. As someone who has always dreamed of seeing a world-renowned university like Cambridge, this visit felt particularly special. Upon arriving, we mostly explored the university grounds on foot, soaking in the rich academic atmosphere and the stunning architecture that spans centuries. While we didn’t go on a formal tour, just walking around the historic colleges and courtyards gave us a profound sense of the university’s legacy. There’s a certain magic to seeing places where some of the world’s greatest thinkers once studied and worked. One of the highlights was visiting King’s College Chapel—often simply referred to as King’s Cathedral by visitors. Its majestic Gothic architecture, tall stained-glass windows, and breathtaking vaulted ceilings left us in awe. Even from the outside, it stands as a symbol of Cambridge's grandeur and history. We also made sure to see the iconic Mathematical Bridge, a wooden footbridge at Queen’s College known for its elegant engineering. Legend has it that it was once built without any bolts or screws (though that part’s more myth than fact), but seeing it up close still sparked curiosity and admiration. Overall, the visit was a beautiful blend of history, architecture, and inspiration. Just being there—on the same cobblestone paths walked by Newton, Darwin, and countless Nobel laureates—was deeply meaningful. Whether you're an academic, a curious traveler, or someone who simply appreciates beautiful places with deep roots, Cambridge is a place that leaves a lasting impression.

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