Learn what village life was like on the edge of the Cambridgeshire fens. Early 19th century working windmill, forge, and lots more.
Mill Close,
Burwell,
Cambridgeshire,
England
The folk museum is housed in a delightful half-timbered building that once served as an inn. The collections show in detail the everyday life of Cambridge people over the past 400 years.
2/3 Castle Street,
Cambridge,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
CB3 0AQ
A combination research facility and zoological collection, the museum is a part of the Department of Zoology at Cambridge University. Both fossil and currently living species are represented in the collection on display. In addition, the museum shows temporary exhibits, made to illustrate a particular scientific or zoological theme.
Downing Street,
Cambridge,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
CB2 3EJ
The Ely Museum tells the vivid story of Ely and the surrounding fenlands from the city's origins to the present. The museum is located in the core of Ely, just 150 yards from the cathedral.
The Old Gaol,
Market Street Ely,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
CB7 4LS
One of Europe's great art museums. The imposing neoclassical Fitzwilliam Museum building was built in 1848 to house the art collections of Viscount Fitzwilliam, which he had bequeathed to Cambridge University.
Trumpington Street,
Cambridge,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
CB2 1RB
During WWII Duxford was one of the most important air bases in Britain, and planes flying from here played a major role in the Battle of Britain. Today Duxford houses the largest collection of historic aircraft in Europe, ranging from WWI vintage biplanes to Spitfires, Concorde and Gulf War jets.
Heathfield,
Duxford,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
CB2 4QR
Local Fenland museum housed in former school building. Victorian kitchen, parlour and nursery; locally excavated Roman artifacts; military displays.
High Street,
March,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
PE15 9JJ
Part of the Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology at Cambridge University, the museum collections total over 750,000 artifacts of historic and anthropological interest, including over 70,000 photographs. The collections are especially strong in the areas of Oriental and African studies, visual arts, and classics.
Downing Street,
Cambridge,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
CB2 3DZ
The Norris Museum in St. Ives tells the story of the no-longer extant county of Huntingdonshire. The museum was founded by native Herbert Norris, who bequeathed his collection of Huntingdonshire artefacts when he died in 1931. The museum contains exhibitions of local art, as well as old photographs and memorabilia associated with Huntingdonshire.
The Broadway,
St Ives,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
PE27 5BX
Wisbech native Octavia Hill was the co-founder of the National Trust. Her life and work is commemorated in the house in which she was born.
8 South Brink,
Wisbech,
Cambridgeshire,
England,
PE13 1JB
Ramped entrance to this timber barn recently renovated to a high standard. Tastefully decorated sitting room with dining area. Well equipped kitchen. Double bedroom with … more >> Sleeps 6
The elegant 3 star Royal Cambridge Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in Cambridge and combines a warm, welcoming charm, scrumptious fine dining and comfort throughout. Boasting a superb location in the heart of Cambridge city centre, the Royal Cambridge Hotel is just a stone's throw from the famous … more >>
Situated in the very heart of historic Cambridge, the University Arms Hotel offers an unrivalled position overlooking Parker's Piece. Just a short walk from the hotel you will find the magnificent Colleges, including the famous Kings College, together with the Bridge of Sighs which can be seen whilst being chauffeured … more >>
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