- There are over 250 Independent businesses in Cambridge to explore
- Cambridge has three shopping centres, The Grafton, Lion Yard and Grand Arcade all offering visitors a mix of retail and leisure options
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Unique Cambridge
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Shopping
If it’s shopping you are after Cambridge has it all, from some of the finest independent boutiques around, a seven day a week market and all the high street brands you might expect, you won’t be disappointed. There’s something for every budget, with luxury boutiques blending seamlessly alongside more affordable fare.
Cambridge has three shopping centres, The Grafton, Lion Yard and Grand Arcade all offering visitors a mix of retail and leisure options you would expect to see. Our historic core and cobbled streets are home to a vast array of independent boutiques covering ladies and men’s wear, home furnishing and exquisite jewellery, to name but a few.
Cambridge isn’t a shopping destination that can done with a quick visit, take your time and explore everything we have to offer.
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Shopping Centres
Grand Arcade
Find a selection of over 60 premium and high street retailers under one sky-lit roof.
Lion Yard
The Lion Yard Shopping Centre, celebrating 40 years of offering a great selection of stores and places to eat
The Grafton
The Grafton is ideal for a great day out with shopping, eating and entertainment.
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Fashion
Jemporium
Passionate about finding the best in casual, everyday-wear vintage pieces at affordable prices.
Food & Drink
Jia Mart
An Oriental Supermarket selling mainly Chinese and Japanese foods and brands.
Art & Framing
John Beazor & Sons
A traditional antique shop dealing in 18th and early 19th century furniture, clocks and barometers, and a range of decorative items including tea-caddies and boxes.
Accessories
Books
Fashion
Food & Drink
Gift Shops
Home Furnishings
Jewellers
John Lewis & Partners
John Lewis and Partners is a department store, we're more than employees, we're owners. That's why we're all called Partners. And that's why we all go above and beyond to offer quality products and outstanding service to the people who matter most - you, our customers.
Fashion
Joseph Cheaney Shoes
Committed to producing the finest footwear entirely made in England. Timeless styles have been reimagined to have a more rugged edge.
Food & Drink
King Street Newsagent
A newsagent selling magazines, newpapers and various household supplies.
Tourism
Kings College Visitor Centre
The Shop at King's was established to support the charitable aims of King's College, Cambridge. All profits from sales support the College as a place of education, religion, learning and research.
Food & Drink
Kings News
A newsagent selling magazines, newpapers and various household supplies.
Accessories
Laird Hatters
Hand made hats and caps of distinction for both men and women. Passionate about sourcing the best British cloths, and supporting British textile manufacturing.
Fashion
Lilac Rose
An independent fashion boutique selling women’s clothes, jewellery and accessories.
Lion Yard
The Lion Yard Shopping Centre, celebrating 40 years of offering a great selection of stores and places to eat
Gift Shops
Lost in Vinyl
Dedicated to offering new and second hand vinyl at affordable prices.
Accessories
Millers Music Centre
Millers aim to delight their customers with an experience that is genuinely different, we believe music and musical instruments are a great investment, enriching lives with well documented educational, social, and health benefits.
Fashion
Modish Shoes
Looking for ladies shoes that are beautiful, affordable and, above all, comfortable? Then look no further!
Gift Shops
Nomads
Travelling the high seas from Timbuktu to Kathmandu, Nomads is a unique Aladdin’s Cave on Kings Parade.
Fashion
North Shoes
Quality footwear with honest dedicated customer service for all.
Did you know?
The first game of football, as we know it, was played in Cambridge in 1848.