"I find Cambridge an asylum, in every sense of the word" A. E. Housman
Cambridgeshire is best known for Cambridge, which is one of those cities that you have probably heard of and that makes you immediately think of the famous University. But this historic region also has much more to offer. Taking a trip to Cambridge means not only visiting a fantastic city, but also setting foot in one of the places where human thought has given its best. Passing by the buildings where some of the most brilliant kids in the world have studied, you feel galvanized by the academic excellence that has inhabited these classrooms.
Places to Stay:
The National Trust's oldest nature reserve, and England's most famous fen
A working estate still guided by the seasons, with an impressive mansion and...
At the end of the 17th century Admiral Lord Russell, Earl of Orford, received...
Anglesey Abbey has over 900 years of history for you to explore.
For centuries Elton Hall has sat in extensive parkland leading down to the...
Located in Cambridge, the Cambridge Museum of Technology is an industrial...
The Cambridge Science Centre, originally located on Jesus Lane in Cambridge,...
As Britain's largest aviation museum, Duxford houses nearly 200 aircraft,...
The museum, founded in 1884, has one of the most important collections of its...
Within a 17th-century former coaching inn, the museum’s collections represent...
The museum has one of the largest plaster cast collections in the world, with...
This museum has an extensive collection of oil paintings, ranging from the...