Castle Hill, Cambridge

A very good place to see the panorama of Cambridge There is a billboard at the door explaining the history of this place. Suitable for children to climb small hills The scenery is very good no matter in the afternoon or at sunset Next to it is a parking lot that is most suitable for spending a day visiting Cambridge When you come nearby, it is recommended to spend 15 minutes to take a look

The Castle Mound is a pleasant 20-minute detour if you're looking to stretch your legs and snag a surprisingly good view. It's the last little lump of what was once a proper Norman motte-and-bailey castle, now mostly a grassy hill with some history clinging to it.

A lovely hill that bears the history of a castle of 1,000 years ago. Though there is nothing left to see nowadays, one would appreciate the feel of the past, and a view of the town below.

Big fan of old ruins and castles, even if there is only a hint of what used to be there before. In this case an old mound left from a motte and bailey castle built during the Norman era, and possibly the site of an iron age fort before that, but the signs on site made no mention of this. Good views overlooking the surroundings, although some trees to the east, and the buildings to the south block a lot of the view. Only a short uphill walk from Cambridge centre, so if you have similar interests to me it's worth the detour

Visited the place by discovering on google map. A nice, sudden, unexpected tiny hill top area. A nicer view of Cambridge skyline from an elevated perspective. A good , secluded chilling place with friends at the evening after a hectic day 🥂 .