The Constable's Rood is a small patch of land given to the Constable of the parish between 1734 - 1937 so that he could grow vegetables or keep chickens. The land was a quarter of an acre. The Constable's Rood...

Fen Drayton RSPB Nature Reserve is a group of lakes and traditional meadows which are adjacent to the River Great Ouse. The lakes are former sand gravel pits which were worked during the 1950s onwards. The reserve is open to...

Located at the very heart of St Ives, a charming community in Cambridgeshire, this collection is made up of many exhibits that have been collected from hundreds of years of history. Founded by Herbert Norris, the museum examines the...

First established on 7 December 1943, these 30.5 acres, donated by the University of Cambridge, were selected as a permanent American Military Cemetery due not only to the scenic grandeur, but also because a large proportion of American casualties occurred...

This wonderful Christian community is based in the heart of the delightful Cambridgeshire village of Comberton about seven miles away from Cambridge. The building is a fine example of Baptist churches in the south of England, simple in exterior...

Built in 1873, Girton College was England’s first female residential college and is now one of Cambridge University’s largest colleges, admitting both men and women. Designed by Albert Waterhouse, the Girton is a fine example of Victorian Gothic-revival architecture. Its...

Acquired by the National Trust in 1939, Houghton Mill is the last working watermill on the Great Ouse River. Set in a beautiful position on an island in the confluence, the mill still produces stone-ground flour that can be...

Situated five minutes from Huntingdon town, the racecourse stages 18 National Hunt (jump) fixtures a year across nine months (June, July and September are the only months they do not race), including the popular Easter Monday, August Bank Holiday and...

Built in about 1130, the Manor is one of the oldest continuously inhabited house in Britain. Made famous as the house of Green Knowe by the author Lucy Boston, it contains many items featured in her stories and readers can...

This museum is housed in a variety of beautiful 18th Century farm buildings in the stunning Cambridgeshire countryside. There are a great many collections on display here which give an insight into the lives of the people of the...

The Raptor Foundation is a bird of prey sanctuary and hospital which serves as a unique and exciting place for children and adults alike to meet and learn about owls, hawks, falcons and buzzards. Located in 30 acres, it...

St Neots Museum houses an impressive collection that aims to bring to life the story of this town and its people. Visit the police cells where suspected criminals would have once been held, they remain largely unchanged since 1907....

An ideal way to see Cambridge from the air - the Virgin Hot Air Balloon flights will let you soar over the historic city of Cambridge including the famous university. Get a true birds eye view of Cambridge and surrounding...