Cambridge, a city that deepens your thoughts

From the moment I started walking, Cambridge felt like a city that calms the mind. There were no noisy shops or dazzling lights, but the intellectual atmosphere and quiet elegance that permeated the entire city left a deep impression. It felt as if the whole city was like an old book. King's College, which I visited on the first day, was far more magnificent than I had imagined. The stained glass inside the chapel sparkled in the sunlight, casting a mystical glow over the entire space. Just standing in front of it made me feel as though I had transcended time and place. As I punted along the river in Cambridge, the buildings I saw seemed to flow along with history itself. Passing under the Mathematical Bridge, I was reminded that this place is not just a tourist destination but a space where lives and academic pursuits continue to unfold. The small alleys lined with bookstores and cafes, students strolling leisurely through the campus, people reading or engaging in discussions on the lawns—all these scenes made Cambridge even more special. This is not a city to be consumed quickly. It’s a place to observe slowly, stay quietly, and remember for a long time. When you want to escape the noisy routines of daily life and organize your thoughts, Cambridge is the first city that comes to mind.