things to do in cambridge
Some places to visit in and around Cambridge, with website links
Arts Theatre
ADC Theatre
Arts Picture House cinema
Cambridge Shakespeare Festival
Cambridge Summer Music Programme
City Sightseeing Bus
Fitzwilliam Museum
Imperial War Museum, Duxford
Kettle’s Yard house
Murray Edwards College women’s art collection
Museum of Archeology and Anthropology
Museum of Cambridge
Museum of Classical Archeology
Museum of Earth Science
Museum of Zoology
Orchard Tea Room, Grantchester
Scott Polar Research Institute
University Library Exhibitions
Whipple Museum of the History of Science
See also What’s On: Visit Cambridge
Where to stay in cambridge
Our summer course lectures take place in the relaxed setting of Clare Hall. We partner with next-door Robinson College to provide our students the opportunity to live, study, and share some meals with other course participants. Please see our Terms and Conditions page for more details and how to book this accommodation. Our block of rooms tends to fill up so you are advised to secure a spot at the same time as booking your course.
You are also welcome to stay elsewhere in Cambridge. Other hotels and B&B options are available.
Map of the University of Cambridge and the city centre.
Central Cambridge is small and, if you are mobile, you can walk to most places. Robinson has a detailed accessibility guide for those who need it. Clare Hall and Robinson are next door to one another, and are about 15 minutes’ walk from the centre of town. There is a good bus connection from Robinson to the train station where you can catch direct trains to London. The fastest trains take just 48 minutes.