Manuel Serrano

I am a resident of Cambridge for the past three decades. I think all people visiting the UK must visit this special city that is Cambridge. I came for a weekend visit in the 1990s and decided to move here, as I found the international feel of the city particularly fascinating. I love walking in a city where you can pass by the place where the electron was discovered, where you can enter a Gothic college chapel where singing voices continue to worship as they have done for five centuries, where you can eat cinnamon bread rolls purchased from a 100-year-old bakery, or where you can swim in a 91-metre long outdoor pool built in the 1920s.

To find all this and much more in this city of 150,000 people is a privilege. No surprise, then, that I am a qualified registered tourist guide who shares this enthusiasm with both visitors and residents, for example, guiding them inside one or several colleges of Cambridge University. As you can see, I am very glad I moved to Cambridge. You, too, will be glad you come on one of my walking tours.