You don’t have to walk far in Cambridge to unlock a wealth of historical lessons. In a brilliant, pocket-sized book, Walking Cambridge: 1,000 years of history in 8 walks, Andrew Kershman guides you around the city with fresh eyes. With lockdown rules limiting exercise to once a day, why not make the most of a […]

Anglesey Abbey is a National Trust property in the village of Lode, 5 ¹⁄₂ miles northeast of Cambridge, England. The property includes a country house, built on the remains of a priory, 98 acres of gardens and landscaped grounds, and a working mill. In line with government guidance, the beautiful gardens at Anglesey are open […]

A short walk taking in the most historic of The Colleges, including Kings, Trinity, St John’s and Clare. The walk includes river crossings and a stretch along ‘The Backs’ if you only have a short time available in the City, this might be the walk for you. The walk starts and ends in the marketplace […]

With Cambridgeshire equipped with some of the best natural beauty spots in the country, many people will be heading out into the countryside for their lockdown reunions. To help you decide where to set up your hamper here is a list of just some of the best picnic spots for you and your loved ones […]

The Society of Cambridge Tourist Guides are absolutely delighted to be able to start offering walking tours of Cambridge from Good Friday, 2 April. Everyone has been stuck inside during the pandemic but now is your chance to get out and about, join a walking tour and see the highlights, learn the history and discover […]

Join live on Zoom for a Morley Gallery exhibition event, where featured artist Ian Rawlinson will show one of his recent films, and talk about his work and the connections that drew him back to his hometown. His work explores aspects of change, identity and transformation. His recent projects draw upon ideas of place and memory and he […]