cobblestones haven't lost its old tastes

England’s municipal jewels, the city of Cambridge, a bustling university town full of history and the kinds of things an American back home envisions when thinking of the U.K.That means cobblestone streets, winding narrow passages and buildings that are much older than America itself. The old and the modern sit next to each other comfortably in Cambridge. It’s definitely worth a Saturday, and one visit could lead you to discover your own favorite spots and require a return jaunt.Cambridge was settled by the Romans, but the first scholars didn't arrive here until 1209, a city website says. Seventy-five years later, Hugh de Balsham, the bishop of Ely, founded Peterhouse, the first college.Coverings is the stage for introducing some of the most innovative tile ands in the world. The exposition also serves as a valuable resource for continuing education for all categories of attendees, with informative, accredited seminars and live demonstration sessions conducted throughout the four days and all free of charge.
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