Cambridge

Cambridge is a university city in Cambridgeshire, eastern England. It is the childhood home of Syd Barrett and Roger Waters, who later formed Pink Floyd.

Syd Barrett: Syd Barrett was an English musician, songwriter, and founding member of Pink Floyd. He grew up in Cambridge before helping form Pink Floyd.
University of Cambridge: The University of Cambridge is a public research university founded in 1209. Its colleges and departments anchor the city’s academic life.
Roman Britain: Roman Britain was the territory of Britain governed by the Roman Empire from the first to the fifth century. Roman settlement near Cambridge predates the city’s medieval development.
Silicon Fen: Silicon Fen is a technology cluster around Cambridge, England, with concentrations of technology companies and research institutions. The cluster grew from the city’s research expertise and skilled workforce.
King's College Chapel: King's College Chapel is a Gothic chapel in Cambridge, built for King's College of the University of Cambridge. Its architecture is among the city’s most recognizable landmarks.
Roger Waters: Roger Waters is an English musician and songwriter, best known as a founding member of Pink Floyd. He spent his childhood in Cambridge and attended school there.
Cambridge colleges: Cambridge colleges are self-governing institutions that house and support members of the University of Cambridge. Their buildings and communities are woven through the city.
Anglo-Saxon England: Anglo-Saxon England was a collection of kingdoms in Britain between the fifth and eleventh centuries. A settlement at Cambridge existed before the Norman Conquest.
Cambridge Science Park: Cambridge Science Park is a science and technology business park established in 1970. It provides a prominent base for companies linked to Cambridge research.
The Backs: The Backs are landscaped grounds along the River Cam behind several Cambridge colleges. They frame the colleges in a celebrated view of the city.

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