Susan’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Cambridge Ice Arena
Newmarket Road10 minutes drive away from Fulbourn. In the summer months they sometimes have bands appear in the evening. You need to book for these days.
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Newmarket Rowley Mile Course
Cambridge Road10 minutes drive away from Fulbourn. In the summer months they sometimes have bands appear in the evening. You need to book for these days.
You can visit the museum have a meal in the "Officers Mess". You can book to go to Airshows which happen three times each year normally.
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IWM Duxford
You can visit the museum have a meal in the "Officers Mess". You can book to go to Airshows which happen three times each year normally.
Corpus Clock
58 Trumpington StreetThis also does amazing things on New Years Eve at mid-night!
The house is open in the summer months. The gardens are amazing. There are snowdrops walks in approx January.
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Anglesey Abbey
Quy RoadThe house is open in the summer months. The gardens are amazing. There are snowdrops walks in approx January.
Relax on a Punt Tour of the river and take in the beautiful views of the college "Backs" - the ideal opportunity to take photographs of the iconic colleges, from a unique and privileged viewpoint.
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Rutherford's Punting Cambridge
BoardwalkRelax on a Punt Tour of the river and take in the beautiful views of the college "Backs" - the ideal opportunity to take photographs of the iconic colleges, from a unique and privileged viewpoint.
As well as the free-to-enter University of Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum, which houses world-class collections of art and antiquities spanning centuries and civilisations, and Kettle’s Yard, one of the country’s finest galleries and a major centre for 20th century and contemporary art, visitors will find a wide range of artworks, sculpture trail walks and galleries to appreciate.
https://fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/
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フィッツウィリアム博物館
Trumpington StreetAs well as the free-to-enter University of Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum, which houses world-class collections of art and antiquities spanning centuries and civilisations, and Kettle’s Yard, one of the country’s finest galleries and a major centre for 20th century and contemporary art, visitors will find a wide range of artworks, sculpture trail walks and galleries to appreciate.
https://fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/
WE ARE OPEN! You will need a ticket to visit, tickets are free and available to book ......we can't wait to whalecome you!
https://www.museum.zoo.cam.ac.uk/visit-us
The University Museum of Zoology is one of Cambridge's major attractions. Our brilliant galleries showcase the diversity of animal life, from marsupials to monkeys, mammoths to manatees. Visit us to discover stories of extinction, survival, evolution and exploration.
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動物学大学博物館
Downing PlaceWE ARE OPEN! You will need a ticket to visit, tickets are free and available to book ......we can't wait to whalecome you!
https://www.museum.zoo.cam.ac.uk/visit-us
The University Museum of Zoology is one of Cambridge's major attractions. Our brilliant galleries showcase the diversity of animal life, from marsupials to monkeys, mammoths to manatees. Visit us to discover stories of extinction, survival, evolution and exploration.
A view of the Cambridge Gallery at MAA
Welcome to the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
MAA is a museum of humanity's history over hundreds of thousands of years, of world cultures over recent centuries, and of Indigenous life and art in the present.
MAA is also a local museum. For nearly 140 years it has been the place where archaeological finds from Cambridge and from our region are preserved, researched and displayed.
Locally and globally, it is a revelation of people's stories, through extraordinary things they have made, past and present.
We will be open Tuesday to Saturday 10am–5pm, and Sunday 12pm-5pm.
Entry is free but you will need to pre-book your ticket to visit the museum.
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Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Downing StreetA view of the Cambridge Gallery at MAA
Welcome to the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
MAA is a museum of humanity's history over hundreds of thousands of years, of world cultures over recent centuries, and of Indigenous life and art in the present.
MAA is also a local museum. For nearly 140 years it has been the place where archaeological finds from Cambridge and from our region are preserved, researched and displayed.
Locally and globally, it is a revelation of people's stories, through extraordinary things they have made, past and present.
We will be open Tuesday to Saturday 10am–5pm, and Sunday 12pm-5pm.
Entry is free but you will need to pre-book your ticket to visit the museum.
King’s College Chapel is celebrated for its choral services including the famous A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, broadcast live by the BBC to the nation and across the globe on Christmas Eve. If you have a chance to hear the sublime Choir of King’s College, you will be enchanted. Choral Evensong is sung here most days during term time, as it is in many other college chapels - all free and open to everyone.
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King's College
King's ParadeKing’s College Chapel is celebrated for its choral services including the famous A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols, broadcast live by the BBC to the nation and across the globe on Christmas Eve. If you have a chance to hear the sublime Choir of King’s College, you will be enchanted. Choral Evensong is sung here most days during term time, as it is in many other college chapels - all free and open to everyone.
Food scene
“a corner of England where time stands still as the outside world rushes by”
Just a short stroll, ride, or punt trip away from the bustle of Cambridge lies The Orchard in Grantchester; an oasis of thought-provoking calm, that has been an essential part of Cambridge life for over 120 years.
Renowned for the huge number of famous people who have enjoyed its genteel setting, The Orchard is the place to relax and soak up the atmosphere of a bygone era. Sitting under its trees, or sheltering in the warmth of its historic Pavilion, you are sharing in the great English tradition of morning coffee or afternoon tea, and following in the footsteps of generations of Cambridge students at a place which remains ‘forever England’[1].
And to the question, immortalised in Rupert Brooke’s poem The Old Vicarage, Grantchester: “And is there honey still for tea?” The answer is yes, served with our Afternoon Teas and, of course, our remarkable homemade scones served with cream and jam (or jam and cream if you prefer),
When you are with us, please take your time. Enjoy the genteel setting, delight in your own thoughts, marvel at nature and, if you are with friends, enjoy their company for you are in a place which, thanks to the benefaction of Mr. Robin Callan, will, in the words of Rupert Brooke, remain ‘forever England’.
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The Orchard Tea Garden
47 Mill Way“a corner of England where time stands still as the outside world rushes by”
Just a short stroll, ride, or punt trip away from the bustle of Cambridge lies The Orchard in Grantchester; an oasis of thought-provoking calm, that has been an essential part of Cambridge life for over 120 years.
Renowned for the huge number of famous people who have enjoyed its genteel setting, The Orchard is the place to relax and soak up the atmosphere of a bygone era. Sitting under its trees, or sheltering in the warmth of its historic Pavilion, you are sharing in the great English tradition of morning coffee or afternoon tea, and following in the footsteps of generations of Cambridge students at a place which remains ‘forever England’[1].
And to the question, immortalised in Rupert Brooke’s poem The Old Vicarage, Grantchester: “And is there honey still for tea?” The answer is yes, served with our Afternoon Teas and, of course, our remarkable homemade scones served with cream and jam (or jam and cream if you prefer),
When you are with us, please take your time. Enjoy the genteel setting, delight in your own thoughts, marvel at nature and, if you are with friends, enjoy their company for you are in a place which, thanks to the benefaction of Mr. Robin Callan, will, in the words of Rupert Brooke, remain ‘forever England’.