Cambridge to Faroe Islands
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About Cambridge (CBG)
Famous for its world renowned university, Cambridge stands tall in all parameters. A small city in eastern England is spread in the area of 16 square miles. It lies firmly on the River Cam, which is a tributary of the Ouse, and surrounded by the farmland, flats, and hills on the southern region. With total 16,500 students enrolled in its university, Cambridge has earned a famous name among the most loved tourist destinations. As a result, almost around 35,00,000 tourists visit the city every year and enjoy a gala time in well flourished surroundings. Cambridge convincingly manages to fetch the role of a 'historic city' and it is because of its world-renowned university and other scenic destinations. One can reach the beautiful location by different travel modes, like plane, train, buses etc. The reachable approach to the city makes it a common hang-out place for the nearby residing gentry. Be it the inspiring beautiful museums, majestic art galleries, admirable architecture or the well-structured college buildings, everything from pin to board looks completely scenic and captivating. You can often see visitors exploring the eccentric passages around the old market places and the college premises. One can find numerous shopping joints at the area, which bequeaths a relaxed experience to the travellers. The high street brands are blended with the independent street shops in a beautiful way, which showcases the versatile approach of the city. You can spend your evening, relaxing in the pubs, cafés and restaurants with your loved ones. On the weekend you can visit the nearby theatre or can watch a live music concert. Cambridge is a city of joy, fun and enjoyment and you cannot resist yourself from indulging by the charisma of the city. While you plan to visit such a vibrant city, there are things which should be your first priority. The booking of air tickets is a big concern for many, but MakeMyTrip handles all your queries and concerns with ease. With profitable deals and budget friendly offers, the website provides their customers with par class treatment and allows them to have unconditional fun at this fantastic location.
About Faroe Islands (FO)
Along the North Atlantic Sea, an archipelago of 18 volcanic islands constitutes Europe’s peacefully hidden escape – Faroe Islands. Surrounded by Iceland and Scotland, the nation faces a Maritime Subarctic climate with windy summers and pleasant winters, sometimes characterised by rains and snow. The abundance of unique natural attractions in the Faroe Islands draws hikers, divers, surfers and birdwatchers from around the globe. Drangarnir, the two well-known sea stacks close to the beautiful hamlet of Sørvágur, is a spectacular hiking site. Towards the archipelago’s southernmost island, Suðuroy, the steep Beinisvørð cliffs rise up to 470m above sea level while impressive views of seabirds, clouds, mountainous landscape along with sounds of crashing waves await. There are several hiking trails around this site. Another must-visit destination at Suðuroy island is the circular lake, Hvannhagi, surrounded by a small mountain, Fjallið. To indulge in Faroe Islands’ history, the village of Kirkjubøur comprises among the oldest inhabited wooden houses in the world – Roykstovan. The same hamlet is also historically popular for the 12th-century-built Parish church, Ólavskirkja. Tórshavn, Klaksvík and Runavík are among the popular areas to shop for Faroese clothing and souvenirs. SMS, the largest shopping mall in the archipelago, is also in Tórshavn. On the other hand, Café Fríða in Klaksvík and Kafé Umami in Tórshavn are well-known dining destinations. If you are planning to visit Faroe Islands, book a flight and hotel from India’s leading travel portal – MakeMyTrip, offering cheap airfares and comfortable staying options with incredible discounts.
