Dynamic
Tour of Cambridge - Panoramic
photographs of the town centre, river and some of the colleges.
Eat@Joe's
Guide to Cambridge - where to go, what to see and do, where to
stay, where to eat and what's on this week.
Knowhere
Guide to Cambridge - A
youth-oriented guide, supplied by locals. Lists "Hook-up
Spots" and "Skateboard Spots", and has events and
eating guides.
The
City of Cambridge Visitor Guide - An
overview of the attractions worth visiting in Cambridge, including the
colleges and museums, from Mushroom Publishing.
Traveller's
World - Cambridge - With
contact information for many hotels, youth hostels and bread and
breakfasts, from the Traveller's World Guide.
Abbeyfield Guest
House - Details of bed and
breakfast services provided, includes contact details.
Acer
House - Includes prices, a
map, and contact information.
Ark Bed & Breakfast - Close
to Anglia Polytechnic University and the Grafton Centre. Online
booking available.
Conifers, The - only a
short walk from the city centre.
Dykelands
Guest House - Accommodation
on the south side of the City, close to Addenbrookes Hospital, and the
railway station. Includes contact information and prices.
Home From
Home - Guest house and
apartments on Milton Road. Includes contact information and photos.
Somerset House - A
small family run B&B. Located on Union Lane, close to Science
Park, M11 and A14. Photos and prices.
Victoria Bed and
Breakfast - Easy walking
distance from the heart of Cambridge city centre, colleges, and River
Cam. Includes contact information and prices.
Yardleys - Located
in Hadstock, describes the establishment and its facilities with local
attractions and price guide.
Centennial Hotel - A
hotel in Hills Road. Online booking and contact information available.
Crowne Plaza Cambridge - Situated
in the heart of the historic city, close to shops and colleges, offers
196 guest rooms and meeting facilities. Includes contact information
and prices.
Express by Holiday
Inn - Located to the East
of the city centre, open since December 2003. Photos and contact
details.
Grafton
Hotel - quietly situated close to the centre of Cambridge, and is
set back from the Newmarket Road with extensive car parking and
pleasant gardens.
Helen Hotel -
22 bedroom establishment located on Hills Road. Includes
outline of facilities, location map, tariffs and photos of the
interior.
Lensfield Hotel -
On Lensfield Road. Includes contact information, photos, and
prices.
Sleeperz Hotel - with modern,
stylish interior. Situated next to the railway station.
The Regent Hotel - Privately
owned hotel taking pride in offering a personal, efficient and
competitive service. Includes contact information and prices.
The Royal
Cambridge Hotel - Hotel a
short distance from the centre of Cambridge. Information on rooms and
reservations, as well as special events.
ThePlaceToStay - Hotels
and guest houses in and around Cambridge.
University
Arms Hotel - Four star
hotel located on Parker's Piece near the centre of Cambridge.
Information on rooms and reservations.
Anglesey
Abbey - House from 1600. Fairhaven collection of paintings
and furniture. 40 hectares landscape garden and arboretum,
statues, hyacinths in spring, herbaceous borders and dahlia garden
in summer. Working water-mill.
Denny
Abbey and Farmland Museum - Remains of a 12th-century Benedictine abbey. The
Farmland Museum has specially designed activities for children,
and contains agricultural machinery and displays on village and
domestic life.
Madingley
American Cemetery - Memorial
to American servicemen who perished in World War II serving in East Anglia.
Pepys
Library - Magdalene College, housing the library and famous
diaries of Samuel Pepys.
Queens'
College - Half-timbered Long Gallery, Mathematical Bridge,
Sundial.
Scudamore's
Punting Company - Provides punt tours, and self-hire punts on the
river Cam. Sites includes company information, and a historical
information about punting and the river.
St
Bene't's Church - Built in the reign of King
Canute, the Anglo-Saxon
tower is the oldest building in Cambridgeshire.
Botanic
Garden - Forty acres (16 hectares) close to the city centre
containing a large collection of plants of international
importance.
Cambridge
& County Folk Museum - Everyday
life of the people of Cambridge since 1700. Site includes visitor
information with details of special events and exhibitions.
Cambridge
University Library -
Includes details of the facilities, online
catalogues, contact information, and a list of job vacancies.
Kettle's
Yard - 20th century art, furniture, ceramics, glass and
natural objects. Exhibitions of contemporary and modern art.
Concerts. Education programme for all ages. Bookshop.
Libraries
and Museums Directory - Details of all the libraries and museums within
the university. Includes opening times, web links, and contact
details.
Libraries
Directory - Directory of all libraries in the university,
departments, faculties, and colleges.
Moore
Library - Houses the University Library's working
collections in the physical sciences, technology and mathematics.
Site includes details of opening hours, book and journal holdings,
and reader services.
Museum
of Classical Archaeology - Has casts of classical sculpture, pottery and
shard collections, replicas of coins, miniature bronzes and
ivories, and Minoan and Mycenean reproductions. Includes opening
hours, description and history of the museum, what's on guide,
cast collection search, and information for researchers and
teachers.
Museum
of Technology - Preserved
Victorian pumping station. Includes functional steam engines and
historical engineering items. Opening times and prices.
Museum
of Zoology - Houses a large collection of scientifically
important zoological material. Site includes information about the
museum, its history, and opening times.
Museums
and Galleries - Contact
information for all the City's Museums and Galleries, both University and
non-University.
Scientific
Periodicals Library - Houses much of the University Library's journal
collections for biological, chemical, earth and environmental
sciences. Site includes details of opening hours, book and journal
holdings, and reader services.
Scott
Polar Research Institute Museum - The Museum holds a collection of artifacts,
paintings, drawings, photographs (including cinematographic film,
lantern slides, and Daguerreotypes).
Sedgwick
Museum of Earth Sciences - Rock and fossil collections of historic
importance. Provides details of research, visitor activities and
resources.
Squire
Law Library - Holds a large collection of legal works. Site
includes information about the library, it's collections, and
reader services.
The
Fitzwilliam Museum - Outstanding collections of antiquities, fine and
decorative arts, European paintings from the middle ages to the
present, drawings, prints, sculpture, furniture, fans, coins and
medals. Shop and Cafe. Open (except Mondays) all year. Free
Admission.
University
Medical Library - Information on collections, services and
facilities; access to databases; on-line catalogue.
Whipple
Museum of the History of Science - Science and its applications from physics to
phrenology and from magnetism to microscopy. Scientific
instruments, models, prints, books, and related objects.
Cambridge
Tailor-Made Tours - Offers
a professional tourist guiding service for the city. Describes the
organisation and its tours.
Granta
Punt Hire Company - Traditional
punt hire, Canadian canoes, and rowing boats. Guided river tours through
the famous Cambridge Colleges. Tourist Information.
Prestige
Tours of Cambridge - Personalised
guided tours of the City and surrounding area. Includes details of tours,
a picture gallery and web cams.
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