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Kettle’s Yard
University of Cambridge,
Cambridge,
CB4 0AQ
Tel: 01223 352124
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Kettle's Yard Gallery is a major centre for 20th century and contemporary art. Built in 1970, it was designed by architects Sir Leslie Martin and David Owers, and has since been extended three times, most recently in 1993-94. Kettle’s Yard presents a constantly changing programme of exhibitions, with a variety of one person and group exhibitions.
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Cambridge River Tour
151 Mill Road,
Cambridge
CB1 3AA
Tel: 07979 388846 or 07814 498756
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The historic Cambridge backs are a world famous tourist attraction and there is no better way to experience them than a leisurely punt tour with a knowledgeable local guide. A standard return trip takes approximately 45 minutes and takes in the 3/4 mile stretch of river from Jesus Green to Silver Street. En route are many landmarks, including 7 colleges, the Mathematical Bridge and Bridge of Sighs, and of course the Chapel at King's College. Please see the website for further information.
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The Junction
Clifton Road,
Cambridge,
CB1 7GX.
Tel: 01223 578000
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The Junction is an arts venue in the heart of Cambridge, and offers a diverse and eclectic programme of live music, club events, comedy, theatre, dance, live art and digital art through its digital studio.
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Cambridge Arts Theatre
6 St Edward's Passage,
Cambridge,
CB2 3PJ
Tel: 01223 503333
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Cambridge Arts Theatre is one of the region's liveliest and most exciting venues and hosts a varied programme of drama, dance, music, comedy and pantomime, as well as many shows prior to and direct from the West End.
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Trumpington Street,
Cambridge,
CB2 1RB
Tel: 01223 332900
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The Fitzwilliam Museum is Cambridge University’s own art gallery and museum, and is an integral part of the Cambridge arts scene. The museum was founded in 1816, and since then has amassed collections of artworks and antiquities of national and international importance. The Fitzwilliam supplements its magnificent permanent displays with a steady stream of wonderful temporary exhibitions.
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Cambridge and County Folk Museum
Castle Street,
Cambridge,
CB3 0AQ
Tel: 01223 355159
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The Cambridge and County Folk Museum has been open to the public for over 60 years now, and in that time has provided a fascinating insight into the complex history of Cambridge and Cambridgeshire and of course its people. The informative and entertaining displays and exhibitions have proved popular with local people and tourists alike.
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Great St Mary’s Church
St Mary's Passage,
Cambridge,
CB2 3PQ
Tel: 01223 741716
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Great St Mary’s Church is one of Cambridge’s most recognisable landmarks. It is the University Church of the University of Cambridge, and nestles amongst the ancient colleges in the heart of the city. The earliest recording of a place of worship on the site dates from 1205, but the present church evolved over the centuries, taking the form we know today by 1608. It is a peaceful respite in the bustling city centre, and the tower affords wonderful views of the Cambridge skyline.
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden
Bateman Street,
Cambridge,
CB2 1JF
Tel: 01223 336265
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Cambridge University Botanic Garden offers 40 acres of serenity, delight and fascination, and is situated just to the south of the historic city centre. There are more than 10000 species of plants at the garden, laid out in beautiful landscaped settings, including rock garden, lake, glasshouses, winter garden, woodland walk, and the Botanic Garden also includes 9 national collections.
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Imperial War Museum Duxford
Duxford,
Cambridgeshire,
CB2 4QR
Tel: 01223 835000
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The Imperial War Museum at Duxford is just 8 miles to the south of Cambridge city centre, and is one of the world’s most spectacular celebrations of aviation heritage. There are over 200 aircraft dating from the earliest pioneers to the modern day, as well as displays and collections of military vehicles and tanks. There are also special displays dedicated to Montgomery, the Battle of Britain, the Forgotten War and the Cambridgeshire Regiment, and there is a busy programme of events running throughout the year.
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Anglesey Abbey and Gardens
Lode,
Cambridgeshire,
CB5 9EJ
Tel: 01223 811200
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Anglesey Abbey dates from circa 1600, and was built upon the site of a 12 th Century priory. It was commissioned by one Huttleston Broughton, First Lord Fairhaven, and in addition to its ornate architecture and sumptuous interior, houses wonderful collections of artworks, tapestries and clocks. The surrounding estate contains an arboretum and is a kaleidoscope of colour with the superb floral gardens.
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Scudamore's Punting Company Ltd.
Granta Place,
Mill Lane,
Cambridge,
CB2 1RS
Tel: 01223 359750
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The combination of soaring buildings and expansive grounds make the Backs one of the most beautiful stretches of river anywhere in the world. The best way to see the Backs is from a punt, a flat-bottomed boat which is poled along. You can hire punts from Quayside by Magdalene Bridge. There are also chauffeur punts, for those too timid to punt themselves.
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