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Header for Cambridge Sculpture Trails website showing text over a textured stone carving with faint steps in the background.

Cambridge Sculpture Trails

Four self-guided walks around Cambridge's sculptures

See the Cambridge Sculpture Trails web site for information about the trails, downloadable maps and links to mobile phone apps.

From the web site introduction:

Cambridge Sculpture Trails was devised by art enthusiasts who were keen to share their joy in finding sculptures in contrasting places, from peaceful college grounds to busy city streets. Many of the sculptures are sited in attractive garden settings which can be savoured whatever the season, while sculptures in streets may be missed unless you know where to look.

 

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Self Guided Tours

Tour 4 – Roads around St John’s Church, Hills Road, Queen Edith’s

Tour 8 – War Memorial Hills Road and Brooklands Avenue area

Riverside Walking Tour, Barnwell, Cambridge

Tour 6 – Jesus Lane, King, Sussex and Sidney Streets

Friends of Rock Road Library Trails

Tour 5 – Bridge Street area

documents

Cambridge Architecture Post 1945

Tour 1 – St Paul’s area of Petersfield, Cambridge

Tour 3 – Luard Road area, Queen Edith’s

Mill Road Walking Tour