Cambridge Life
Cambridgeshire is packed with lots of things to see and do and has something for everyone. Whether its a walk in the countryside, going shopping in the city centre, going to one of the many live music venues or popping out for a bite to eat and drink!
Cambridge is conveniently located, with a number of transport links to the rest of the country. A visit to London on the train will take you less than an hour!
The pages in this section have been designed with the aim to give you a brief overview of Cambridgeshire and the many attractions it has to offer.
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Historical Cambridge
Cambridge is most famous for being a historic university town, however Cambridge is far older than the university and is steeped in history!Visit Cambridge
The Cambridge Visitor Centre is a great source of information for anyone new to Cambridgeshire and those looking to see what Cambridge has to offer.Music, Theatre & Events
Whether its a play, a concert a festival or a fair, there is always something happening in Cambridge.Museums and Art Galleries
Cambridgeshire is home to over 30 museums. They vary from small museums of local history to the large-scale national collections of the Imperial War Museum at Duxford. There really is something for everyone.Cambridge Universities and Colleges
The University of Cambridge has a very rich history - its famous Colleges and University buildings attract visitors from all over the world. Founded in 1209 it now has 31 colleges with approximately 18, 000 students attending.Punting
Life in Cambridge wouldn't be complete without having a go at punting on the River Cam! Go for a punt down the backs of the colleges, or venture over to the beautiful village of Granchester.The National Trust - Cambridgeshire
From the beautiful scenery and walks at Wicken Fen, Wimpole Hall - home to the largest country house in Cambridgeshire and Home Farm where every April - May you can witness the amazing 'lambing' season.Cambridge and Beyond
The surrounding area of Cambridge has a number of picturesque villages and market towns to visit, it is also only a 45 minute train journey from Cambridge City rail station to London Kings Cross. Take a look at the following link to find out more about what this amazing and vibrant area could offer you.Why did Lord Bryon keep a bear in his room, and how many pubs are there in Cambridge City Centre? Find out in our fun facts factsheet!
Upcoming events
Saturday 15th February 2020
Nursing, Midwifery & Healthcare Support Worker Open Day Event – The Year of the Nurse & Midwife
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