Beyond Cambridge

Inside our listed medieval house in the delightful village of Little Abington (close to Cambridge), feel welcome to browse David Lane's extensive range of stoneware pottery. Refreshments and quality crafts and cards are also available. The showrooms are open daily from 9am to 6pm - full details on our website.

Uncover the personality behind this luxurious home and immense yourself in country living where you will be amazed by rare and fabulous objects, from fine furnishings, books, paintings, silver and rare clocks.

The Cambridge American Military Cemetery are the hallowed grounds on which are buried or commemorated 8,939 men and women of the American Armed Forces who lost their lives in Britain during the Second World War. May through to September free daily tours.

Chilford Hall Vineyard is just 20 minutes from Cambridge and produces single estate, award winning wines.
Vineyard tours and tastings are of 90 minutes duration. Starting in the Winery, the entire wine making process is explained and by following one of the Vineyard Trails you can see how the vines are grown.

Enjoy a nostalgic flight over the stunning Cambridgeshire countryside in a Classic Dragon Rapide or don the flying jacket, helmet and goggles and take a flight in a genuine world war II Tiger Moth. Why not make it a whole day out for the family and also visit the Imperial War Museum. Vouchers available; contact us direct for more information.

Located in the beautifully preserved Battle of Britain airfield, award-winning Imperial War Museum Duxford is home to a unique collection of over 200 aircraft, including iconic Concorde and Spitfire.

Travel back in time to medieval England of 1066 at Mountfitchet Castle and Norman Village - a world famous unique living heritage site. Take a nostalgic trip back to your childhood at The House on the Hill Toy Museum.

Newmarket offers two very unique racecourses, the Rowley Mile and the July Course. Highlights include Newmarket Nights, the Guineas Festival and the July Festival.

Experience what domestic life would have been like in the 17th Century. Audio handsets bring the story of this impressive house to life. Guided tours and group visits welcome.

Small group guided day tours from Cambridge to the UK's finest destinations for history, sightseeing and culture.

Saffron Waldon is a delightful medival market town located in north-west Essex. It has a rich heritage of old buildings, including St Mary's Church, the largest and one of the most beautiful parish churches in Essex, as well as a friendly, award winning museum.

Shepreth Wildlife Park, set in natural grounds, is home to tigers, otters, monkeys, reptiles and even creepy crawlies! Since it opened its doors to the public in 1984, the park has become one of East Anglia's major attractions. There's so much to do from feeding ponies, to playing 'pirates' or even stroking a cockroach! A fun day out for all the family.

Explore rural life of Cambridgeshire and discover the story of Benedicting Monks, KNights Templar and Franciscan Nuns who lived in Denny Abbey. Discover Denny's farming past and visit our 1940s farmworker's cottage, village shop and workshops. Exciting displays for all the family make for a wonderful visit in beautiful surroundings.

Discover the stories of British racing from its early Royal origins at Newmarket. Ride the horse simulator. Daily privileged behind-the-scenes tours of the gallops, racing yards and the horses' swimming pool.

Enjoy afternoon tea in these attractive gardens set in the picturesque village of Grantchester.

A window onto a lost Fenland landscape, Wicken Fen is home to a spectacular array of wildflowers, insects and birds. Trails, boat rides and a full family events programme.

Be invigorated by the great outdoors at Wimpole but be inspired by the great indoors too. Chat to people who work here today about the seasonal or daily tasks they face on the estate.

Dry ski slope.

Situated in the tranquil county of Suffolk, Bury St Edmunds has much to offer the visitor; take a stroll through its beautiful abbey gardens, enjoy a tour of its brewery, or visit its magnificent cathedral. The town is home to the smallest pub in the country, & its Theatre Royal is one of Britain’s few surviving Georgian playhouses.

Byron's Pool is named after the poet Lord Byron (Trinity College) who would swim at the weir pool. The reserve offers picturesque circular walks next to the river cam.

A small fenland market town, dominated by its by its magnificent Norman Cathedral. Enjoy a visit to Oliver Cromwell's former home, to see how the Lord Protector of England lived during his 11 years in the town.

A charming picture postcard village, located just outside Cambridge.
Grantchester was home to the WWI poet Rupert Brooke, who lived in the Old Rectory.

A 3 mile linear walk in Trumpington & Great Shelford. Hobson's Brook is a wildlife corridor where many different species can be viewed & enjoyed.

Huntingdon is the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of England in the 17th century.

A beautiful Suffolk village, with many fine tudor buildings. Why not take time to visit some of the other picturesque Suffolk villages such as Clare, Cavendish & Long Melford.

Visit Newmarket, the home of British horseracing.

At 150 miles the Ouse Valley Way is one of the longest river valley walks in Britain. The route takes in Godmanchester, the picturesque Houghton Mill, St Ives & the Cambridgeshire Fens.

Peterborough is an ancient city, with modern shopping and leisure facilities.