A Tour of the Filming Locations for "The Theory of Everything" in Cambridge

The Cambridge landmarks featured in "The Theory of Everything" include the location where Hawking and Jane met on the campus of Cambridge University, as well as the city sights they frequently visited, such as the Bridge of Sighs, the Oxford Hall of Cambridge University, the Cambridge University Library and the Cambridge City Hall. This film takes us back to Cambridge in 1963 and immerses us in the beautiful love story of Hawking and Jane. Along the ancient streets of Cambridge, starting from the Bridge of Sighs, we can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Cambridge University, pass through the Oxford Hall, and finally enter the Cambridge City Hall, experiencing the romantic atmosphere portrayed in the film. These Cambridge landmarks in "The Theory of Everything" are the perfect locations chosen by the director to depict the love story of Hawking and Jane, allowing us to relive this wonderful romance.

Trinity Lane

At the beginning of the film, a still healthy Hawking, who was an inexperienced young man, walks through the alley.

New Court

Hawking invited Jane to be his dance partner, and they went together to the famous May Ball at Cambridge University.

Kitchen Bridge

Hawking and his wife chose this Kitchen Bridge, located southwest of the Bridge of Sighs, for their first kiss.

Bridge of Sighs, Cambridge

This is a scene where Hawking shared with Jane after getting the inspiration for the singularity of the beginning of the universe.

River Cam

Hawking enjoyed boating on this river with his friends, savoring the beauty of life.

St John's College

Hawking and Jane happily ran to the banks of the River Cam