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Category: Museums - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: Trumpington St, Cambridge CB2 1RB
Founded in 1861, this museum is one of Britain's oldest, and many would argue that it is also one of the best. After extensive renovation, its gleaming white temple-like façade now fronts a 21st-century interior. A separate ground floor entrance has been added (the 'Courtyard entrance') to enable disabled access....
Category: Museums - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: 2-3 Castle St, Cambridge CB3 0AQ
Step back in time and experience life as it was lived many years ago in the city of Cambridge. Housed in an old farmhouse-inn, this museum uses numerous displays to illustrate the daily lifestyles of men and women more than 300 years ago. You will be able to see examples of handmade children's toys, equipment used on...
Great St. Mary's University Church
Category: Religious Sites - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: Senate House Hill, (Market Square), Cambridge CB2 3PQ
This university church dates back to the late 15th century and has been affiliated with the Reformation. Its beautiful structure has a perpendicular shape. You can get magnificent views from the tower, which is open for visiting in good weather. At the back of the church is a small shop, and you can visit the nearby...
Category: Museums - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: The Airfield, Cambridge CB22 4QR
Numerous displays and interactive exhibits are found in this museum, located at the Duxford airfield. You can view aircraft from the 20th century, including Spitfires, Vulcan B2 bombers, and jet fighters. You also can experience the stressful responsibilities involved in the control tower and feel the power of these...
Category: Gardens - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: Opposite Chesterton Rd, Cambridge
It is difficult to believe that these peaceful greens next to the River Cam, just two steps from the city centre, have a violent history. It was here that Thomas Thorley, Bishop of Norwich, and John Huller, Vicar of Babraham, were burned at the stake in the mid-16th century. Contrary to its history, the large area is...
Category: Religious Sites - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: King's Parade, Cambridge CB2 1ST
King's College Chapel is one of the most iconic images of Cambridge. Construction of this building began in 1446 when Henry VI laid the first foundation stone; it was finally completed in 1547. The stained glass is so valuable that it was removed during World War II to prevent damage by bombing. Today, visitors can...
Category: Gardens - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: Near Silver St, opposite Anchor Pub, Cambridge
This is one of the smallest of all the common areas in Cambridge. Set on an island in the center of the River Cam, the grounds have become a popular spot for students, visitors and families enjoying an afternoon in the sun. There is usually an ice-cream vendor or two, and a popular idea is to buy a sandwich from the...
Category: Religious Sites - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: Trumpington St, Next to Peterhouse College, Cambridge CB2 1QG
This church next to Peterhouse College has a pleasant, spacious atmosphere. The majority of the glasswork in the church dates to the 19th century, and the contemporary glass entrance doors date to the late 20th century. Visitors are encouraged to look for the commemorative plaque in honor of George Washington's...
Midsummer Common and Butts Green
Category: Gardens - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: Downriver from Jesus Green, Cambridge
In 1211, these grassy common grounds became home to the still popular Pot Fair, known today as the Midsummer Fair. The area is usually full of cows grazing leisurely in the grass. Today, this area has become a familiar site for numerous festivals, fireworks displays, and celebrations, including the Strawberry Fair...
Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology
Category: Museums - Cambridge Attractions & Activities
Address: Downing St, Cambridge CB2 3DZ
This huge museum in Cambridge University's Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology is an eye-opening experience. The high-ceilinged floors display some amazing Oceanic, Asian, African and native American exhibits, including canoes, sculptures, masks and textiles. There are also some important archaeological...
