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From making your own gin with one of the world’s most innovative distilleries, to trying the best of the Cambridge food scene – here are some uniquely Cambridge experiences to seek out during your stay
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Florey – Cafe & Gardens
Florey is a laid-back café tucked into the gardens of Harvey Court, serving good coffee, cakes, and simple savoury bits. Grab a table outside when the sun's out, or head inside. Open to everyone.
The Cambridge Union Society
The oldest debating society in the world and largest student society in Cambridge. Whilst completely independent from University of Cambridge, the Cambridge Union has been a home to Freedom of Speech and global debate since 1815.
Garden House
Driven by the seasons and our suppliers, our menu features dishes cooked over fire with a Mediterranean flair. Our menus are designed for you to try what's in season; from meats, fish and locally sourced vegetables.
Piano Bar
Join us in our central Cambridge Bar which is located within Hilton Cambridge City Centre hotel.
IOLLA Eyewear
We design beautiful, great-quality glasses and sunglasses at £85 - no unnecessary markups, just eyewear that looks and feels great.
Lockhouse Escape Games
Lockhouse Escape Games in Cambridge is home to 5 of the most thrilling escape rooms in the UK. We also stock a vast array of board games and budget friendly toys and puzzles
Scudamore’s Punting Company
Discover Cambridge from the River Cam with Scudamore’s, founded in 1910, offering guided tours and self-hire punting from Mill Lane and Quayside.
We Are Cambridge | Punting & Walking Tours
Trusted Cambridge punting and walking tours by a Cambridge Chinese graduate, offering transparent, authentic experiences for visitors.
STIR CAMBRIDGE LTD
Stir is an independent and locally owned social space made for locals but welcoming everyone, serving speciality coffee, freshly baked goods, seasonal brunches and takeaway lunches.
Laird Hatters
Laird Hatters is a British independent hatters known for its dedication to traditional craftsmanship and contemporary style. Each hat is designed and handmade by skilled artisans, using time-honoured techniques such as hand-blocking, steaming, stitching, and finishing. With a commitment to quality materials—fine felts, premium tweeds, linens, and leathers—Laird Hatters creates pieces that balance heritage with modern design, offering distinctive styles for both men and women. Founded on the belief that craftsmanship should be personal, sustainable, and built to last, Laird Hatters produces hats in small batches, ensuring attention to detail at every stage. From classic trilbies and fedoras to flat caps and bold statement pieces, each hat reflects the individuality of the wearer. With a shop in Cambridge and a working workshop located in Hertfordshire, Laird Hatters continues to champion British making, combining artistry, authenticity, and style in every handmade piece.
Cambridge Running Tours
Jog through Cambridge’s hidden gems—alumni-led runs at your pace, where fitness meets fabulous tracks and fascinating facts. 🏃♀️
The Hobson Cambridge by Adina
Boutique apartment hotel in the heart of Cambridge, blending heritage charm with contemporary Adina comfort and style.
Campkins Cameras
Since 1952, Campkins Cameras has been Cambridge’s trusted local shop for honest, expert advice — helping photographers at every stage
The Perfume Studio
The Perfume Studio is a unique concept, something truly new and different for you to enjoy. We specialise in helping you create a unique fragrance that captures the essence of you and gives you a perfume to wear and cherish.
Wasabi Sushi & Bento
Discover Wasabi's food, freshly prepared every day. From sushi to mouth-watering hot bento dishes, warming noodle soups and full on flavour rice bowls.
Ibis Cambridge Central Station
Modern hotel next to Cambridge Station offering stylish rooms, a café, and easy access to the city Centre, universities, and attractions.
Did you know?
The first game of football, as we know it, was played in Cambridge in 1848.