April 7, 2023 - April 9, 2023/6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
37 Eddington Avenue, Cambridge, England, United Kingdom, CB3 1SE
Kick starting our Spring/Summer season is Enchanted Cinema. Kick-back and enjoy 3 spectacular movies over 3 days. We’ve got a classic with Dirty Dancing, a new blockbuster with Top Gun Maverick and ending the Easter weekend with a family favourite, Matilda The Musical.
April 18, 2023 - April 18, 2023/7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Turing Locke, 37 Eddington Avenue, Cambridge, United Kingdom, CB3 1SE
Immerse yourself in all things Mezcal with the curators of our very own Dutch bar, sister to Cambridge’s 196 cocktail bar on the infamous Mill Road! Be taken on a taste journey as you enjoy a variety of Mezcal’s, hand-chosen by the owner of Dutch.
Castle St, Cambridge CB3 0AQ
Kettle’s Yard is a historic house and art gallery that is part of the University of Cambridge and is home to a curated collection of modern art waiting to be discovered.
Madingley Road, Cambridge CB23 7PH
Pay your respects to the thousands who lost their lives in World War II and are buried in this cemetery and thousands more who are recorded as missing. The visitor center contains interactive displays dedicated to these soldiers. This is a must for history lovers.
Chesterton Road, Cambridge CB4 3AX
Jesus Green Swimming Pool is a traditional open-air pool with a café, sauna, and picnic area. It’s designed to mimic swimming in the nearby River Cam and is a great place to dip your toes. The pool is open to the public between May and September, but it’s unheated, so wetsuits are recommended when the temperature drops.
14, Lynfield Court, Chesterton, Cambridge CB4 1DP
Cambridge Walking Tours is brought to you by local tour guides who have lived and worked in the city of Cambridge for years. They’ll share their stories about the city and reveal its intriguing traditions.
Market Hill, Cambridge CB1 0SS
Cambridge Market Square in the heart of the city centre, dates back to Saxon times and features an array of local food and arts and crafts stalls. Whether you’re looking to sample fresh fruit and vegetables or try some of the many types of cuisine on offer, it’s a great spot to visit when you’re in town.
Downing Place, Cambridge CB2 3EJ
The University Museum of Zoology is one of the largest and most important natural history collections in the UK with thousands of incredible specimens that provide an insight into extinction, survival, evolution, and exploration. Entry is free.
St Andrew's Street, Cambridge CB2 3BJ
The Grand Arcade is a leading shopping destination with over 60 luxury and high street retailers spread across three floors. The historic building is surrounded by quirky side streets and a thriving independent food scene at nearby Peas Hill.
Landing Stage, Thompsons Ln, Cambridge CB5 8AQ
The River Cam runs through the heart of Cambridge and there’s no better way to experience the city and enjoy the stunning views of the world-famous Cambridge College Backs, where some of the university colleges back onto the river, than from the comfort of a traditional Cambridge Punt. Various companies offer this service and they’re dotted at various points along the river. It pays to haggle.
Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1RB
The Fitzwilliam is home to an incredible collection of more than half a million exquisite artifacts and art from around the globe, including Egyptian coffins, impressionist masterpieces, and Renaissance sculptures.
46 Grafton Centre, Cambridge CB1 1PS
The Grafton Centre is just a short walk from Cambridge’s historic centre. This popular gathering spot offers a mix of mainstream brands and loveable independent boutiques as well as a selection of restaurants, a cinema, and a gym.
Foodies should follow their nose down Peas Hill in central Cambridge to discover a host of independent restaurants and a diverse range of cuisine. This area is home to two performance venues so pre-theatre menus are always a winner here.
1 Brookside, Cambridge CB2 1JE
Cambridge University Botanic Garden is an active research facility and living museum with a collection of over 8,000 plant and tree specimens and a remarkable arboretum. Stroll among the plants, tiptoe over the stepping stones, or meander through the greenhouses.
Old meets new in Cambridge city centre. The ultra-modern Grand Arcade is a short stroll away from the quaint charm of Green Street and Kings Parade. Wander along Cambridge’s cobbled side streets and discover a host of hidden gems.
This quaint village just outside the city is a picture-perfect spot to visit. It’s famous for its sweeping meadows, cute tea gardens, medieval church, and former village resident, poet Rupert Brooke.
Established by Trinity College in 1970, Cambridge Science Park is now one of the world’s leading technology hotspots. The 152-acre site is home to over 130 businesses and has just added more office buildings, a bio innovation centre, and other upgrades.
St. John’s Innovation Park in North Cambridge is home to research and development, technology, and life science organisations. The 21-acre park also features sports facilities and hosts business networking talks and social events.
Toft Road, Cambridge CB23 2TT
A breathing, bathing space. Where you can do a lot while doing nothing at all. An oasis of calm set in the Cambridgeshire countryside. For a few precious hours or a whole day, leave behind the noise of everyday stress and distractions while you immerse in open air hot tubs and authentic Finnish barrel sauna.
Toft Road, Bourn, Cambridge CB23 2TT
Located on the outskirts of the city, Cambridge Country Club has a sleek wellness center with a pool and luxury spa facilities ranging from tranquil relaxation rooms to heat experience suites. It's the ultimate place to relax and rejuvenate after your adventures. The club’s golf course features a meandering brook and several lakes for a tranquil yet challenging game for golfers of all levels.
The city’s array of museums, wealth of history, and diverse mix of shops and restaurants are just down the road. Discover punting on the River Cam, explore the University colleges, and get lost down cobbled streets before you return to the understated luxury of Hyatt Centric Cambridge.
IWM Duxford Airfield, Cambridge CB22 4QR
More than just an aviation museum, this unique airfield in Duxford was a base for Spitfire and Hurricane pilots during World War II. Discover real stories, view historic planes take to the skies, and refuel at the museum’s café.
Foremans Office Rowley Mile Racecourse, Cambridge Road, Newmarket CB8 0TF
Newmarket Racecourse is a British thoroughbred horse racing venue made up of two courses—the Rowley Mile Course and July Course. It hosts a range of annual events including the QIPCO Guineas Festival, July Festival, and Newmarket Nights, where you see headline music artists take center stage after a day of racing.
