Fresh Pond Golf Course
691 huron av., phone: +1 617-349-6282, (http://www.freshpondgolf.com). public. apr-dec. 9 holes.
Charles Riverboat Tours
Cambridgeside galleria, phone: +1 617-621-3001, (http://www.charlesriverbo...). sightseeing tours on the charles and boston harbor.
Double Decker Bus Company
Cambridgeside galleria, phone: +1 617-679-0031, (http://www.cambridgedoubl...). yep, a piece of london in old bean town.
Harvard Events and Information Center
Holyoke center arcade, 1350 massachusetts avenue, phone: +1 617-495-1573, fax: +1 617-495-0905, (http://www.harvard.edu/co...). student-led free tours of campus originate from here. it also has interactive computer displays, a print library, a video room, and you can pick up flyers for all of the free lectures, films, and classes at university museums, such as the harvard museum of natural history, and the harvard art museum.
Many visitors to Cambridge are there to see its two major universities, Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT and Harvard University, either as tourists or as prospective students. Both universities have extensive information for visiting prospects. As this typically varies with type of student graduate, undergraduate and program of study for graduate students, prospectives are best advised to visit the school websites that interest them.
Harvard Yard, located right by the Harvard stop on the Red Line subway, is the center of Harvard College and a favorite of tourists, who can often be seen taking pictures of each other at the statue of John Harvard, located in front of Massachusetts Hall. You'll also find the Business School across the Charles in Allston and the Medical School with its own spectacular marble quad the Longwood Medical Area in Boston.
In the shadows of these two giants are other fine schools.
Walk/Ride along the Charles River:
+1. cambridge has paved pathways for walking, biking, and skating along the charles river. a pleasant walk would start at kendall square t-stop head towards the river and then head west for about 2 miles until kennedy street. you will enjoy views of the river sailing, rowing, and boston skyline. at kennedy street you may turn right and end up in harvard square.