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 […]

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 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 […]

Local visitors able to visit the Garden as part of their daily recreation and exercise can look forward to enjoying the blossom, new leaves and fresh greens as spring unfolds […]

From the future of democracy to bridging political extremes:  political debates at the Cambridge Festival. The future of democracy in a digital age, the impact of the Black Lives Matter […]

A children’s festival for Easter book worms. Cambridge Literary Festival has got the Easter holidays covered, with a range of entertaining and educationalevents for all the family. All events will […]

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 […]

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 […]

OPEN FROM MONDAY 29TH MARCH Usual arrangements in place, maximum 4 players, turn up and play, no booking required Cambridge Lakes Golf Course is a very popular 9 hole par […]