The English market town of March in Cambridgeshire lies on an ancient Roman road and was once located on an island. Although the island no longer exists, many other landmarks have remained unchanged for centuries. There is one historic inn in the middle of town, but most other March hotels, cottages, and other accommodation are situated in the surrounding scenic countryside. The town's St Wendreda's Church is famous throughout the world for the 120 angels carved into its double hammer beam roof, while the March and District Museum is located inside a former schoolhouse and open each Wednesday and Saturday. An impressive camera collection, three elaborately decorated Victorian rooms, and a railway memorabilia museum are all part of the March and District Museum. Just outside of town lies Great Britain's lowest hill fort, Stonea Camp, a former Iron Age military defence which received a facelift in 1991. Each year, in March, Cambridge University students march from Cambridge to March in a walk called the March March.

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