Midst english gardens and dim yellow lights

The rather proper nature of the rules and regulations of the Cambridge University was undertoned yet still appreciated by the vibrant summer class students, mostly coming from United States. The courses offered ranged from very challenging to those that gave plenty of freedom to roam the rest of the continent, yet intellectually engage you. The program arranged trips to natural beauty spots; from the trossachs of Edinburgh, Scotland to entertainment by WWII plane airshows that took you on a history tour. Weekends, minus before week of exams, could be spent at any of the hotspots in europe with the convenience of one-hour ryanair rides. It was so very exciting to book a flight with a group of friends and be roaming around Versailles gardens, swimming around in Venice, strolling around in Colloseum ruins to beautifully created Vatican Museum in Rome. The destination spots were endless to choose from, but even if you stayed in Cambridge itself, the architectural details of the countless churches and teahouses would have certaintly tickled your artistic fancy.