Say hello to our Ambassadors who welcome nearly 60,000 visitors to Cambridge every year, answering queries and giving out free maps.
You will normally find them at their stands outside the Train Station or in the Market Square by the Guild Hall. They are also around the city on their mobile bikes which you can’t miss. As well as the distinctively smart attire, with their classic blue ties.
Meet Haydn
For me, Cambridge has always stood apart from other towns and cities around the world and for a few simple reasons. Firstly, the sheer amount of history and endeavour scrawled on every street and present in every college is testament alone of the town’s immense importance. I’m not just talking about sciences and literature, either, but also the performing arts world of alfresco Shakespeare recitals or the exemplary satire that’s consistently pumped out by the Cambridge Footlights, to name just a couple.
Cambridge is far more than a sum of its parts and a visit is essential. When you do, the Cambridge City Ambassadors are here to help
