4 entries across places, people, and walks.
A three-arched stone bridge of 1639-40 at Clare College, often named the oldest bridge still in use in Cambridge.
A public foot and cycle bridge at the end of Garret Hostel Lane, one of three that link the centre to the Backs.
A Grade I listed stone bridge of 1819, designed by William Wilkins, on the Backs beside King's College.
A triple-arched stone bridge of 1764-65 carrying Trinity's Avenue across the Cam to the Fellows' Garden.