Cambridge | LONDRES #3

Well it's a new day and we've come here to Cambridge which is an area mainly known for its university The university which is located north of London and well it's very small meaning it really only has the University which is one of the entrances seen here but what is the university but what is the The university is one of the largest there is with a city inside there it has I don't know maybe 20 faculties or something like that But let's see if we can get in because it's Sunday I don't know We're here at a clock that Stephen Hawking put up I think around 2008 and it's a very curious clock It has a like a grasshopper jumping up that makes like it's turning it and the clock is curious because it only tells the correct time every five minutes It seems to be representing that life is irregular Here is the aerial view of the city the entire university and there's the river in Cambridge Call a view The University of Cambridge is made up of several like mini-universities each dedicated to certain types of studies Then there's Clare College here is also King's College and there's also St John's College over there there are several What is the university was founded in 1209 around that time and was founded because some students had some problems in Oxford which was founded 200 years earlier And then they came to Cambridge and they founded what is this university Here have studied many well-known people such as Isaac Newton Stephen Hawking Also several famous actors such as Elie Kaiders Now we are here at the Cam River which is the river that runs through Cambridge from which the name comes by the bridge that crossed the Cam River And one of the best-known activities here in Cambridge is the pontoon which are these little boats we have here and they move as if they were gondolas Well the gondolier here uses a pole to push the boat along the river A pole A pole because a pole And rowing one of the most famous sports here in Cambridge often competes at the state level and one of the most well-known is against Oxford What they do every year and which is currently 81-79 in favor of Oxford and generates a lot of excitement because it is watched by almost 500 million people each year About 250 000 people gather to watch the race live Another well-known person who also studied here was the biologist Charles Darwin or the actor Hugh Laurie from House Okay here's the Cambridge library as you can see with these pillars that are stacks of books It is one of the most comprehensive libraries in the world with millions of volumes and each year they receive more than 200 000 donated copies and here apart from students many physics and mathematics experts come like Lach Indeed many Nobel Prize winners have conducted their studies and research within this library Because Cambridge is one of the universities with the most Nobel Prizes Here is our Law School one of the newest which is an entire glass building Cambridge is the oldest university in all of England and often ties with Oxford But in the latest rankings it has come out as the best in all of the United Kingdom and the fourth best in the world Well I imagine they are Harvard Yale and Princeton right Something like that I imagine they are American In the world ranking the first university is MIT the Massachusetts Institute of Technology The second would be Harvard and the third is already Cambridge Then Oxford is in the sixth position Here is the mathematicians' bridge as it is popularly known What is a bridge that according to popular belief Newton said to some students whether they could build a bridge that would hold itself up without any support or pillars A simple wooden bridge made of poles but it's more of an urban legend than anything else because this bridge is from the 15th century or something like that Cambridge so nothing else we're going to bed now it's getting late and we're tired It's not very big not very large but okay you can see it in three or four hours if you want to take a good look at it Because really just the university area and then the town which is a very small center They are mostly shops bars and such but it's really worth it it's very very beautiful So nothing else we'll go to bed now and tomorrow is the last day in London so we'll see where we go See you tomorrow guru