Shopping

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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KEY FACTS
  • 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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A-Z of Cambridge Shopping Areas

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.

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The Flower House
Accessories

The Flower House

Creating combinations of fresh seasonal flowers for all of life’s events. For us there is a huge difference in providing flowers that will inspire romance, to flowers that will bring comfort or cheer.

The Haunted Bookshop
Books

The Haunted Bookshop

Sarah Key Books has specialised in children’s and illustrated books since 1987, and has occupied the Haunted Bookshop since 1993.

The LAB Cocktail Bar and Kitchen
Bars & Clubs
Food & Drink
Pubs
Restaurants

The LAB Cocktail Bar and Kitchen

The LAB Cocktail Bar and Kitchen is a 1920s themed bar with a twist of science. The LAB boasts a menu that is both classy and playful, including unique signature cocktails as well as all the classics. At The LAB you’ll feel special. Full table service means you can sit back and enjoy the unique décor, which offers 1920s luxury with a twist of science.

The Orator
Bars & Clubs
Food & Drink
Pubs
Restaurants

The Orator

Stylish British bar and brasserie in a beautiful Victorian building, offering cocktails, classic small and large plates & one of Cambridge's largest beer garden's. The Orator is part of The Cambridge Union, a charity owned members club which is home to the world's oldest debating society.

The Vacuum Cleaner Centre
Accessories

The Vacuum Cleaner Centre

We service and repair most makes and models of vacuum cleaners alongside selling new, reconditioned and graded machines. We also hold a large stock of bags, filters and spares and other household items.

Tindalls Art & Graphics
Art & Framing

Tindalls Art & Graphics

Offering a range of artist supplies, craft and gifts with a passion for all things arts and craft related.

Troon
Fashion

Troon

A unique and eclectic mix of designer clothing and accessories for all ages, sizes and budgets.

Trotter & Deane Menswear
Fashion

Trotter & Deane Menswear

Blending an appreciation of British Tailoring with the Italian’s flair for colour and style, to create a unique premium menswear collection.

Typically British
Gift Shops

Typically British

Traditional independent gift and souvenir shop.

University Grocers & Newsagent
Food & Drink

University Grocers & Newsagent

A newsagent selling magazines, newpapers and various household supplies.

Walking Talking Tours LTD
City Tours
Tourism

Walking Talking Tours LTD

Independent tourist information centre who have teamed up with the best independent Punting companies in Cambridge, and offer bespoke walking tours with award winning guides. Contact us with your general enquiries, attraction recommendations, itinerary suggestions, or to arrange your punting and walking tour experience!

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Did you know?

One of the oldest surviving buildings in Cambridge is the Leper Chapel on Newmarket Road. Also known as the Chapel of St Mary Magdalene, it dates back to the 12th century and was originally used as a place to isolate victims of leprosy.