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East of England Visitor Guide

With its coastal and country landscapes, market towns and villages, and many family attractions and events, East Anglia is the perfect destination for a holiday, short break or day out. In this guide we cover how to make the most of a trip to this beautiful region...

With its coastal and country landscapes, market towns and villages, and many family attractions and events, East Anglia is the perfect destination for a holiday, short break or day out. In this guide we cover how to make the most of a trip to this beautiful region...

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CAMBRIDGE<br />

ATTRACTIONS<br />

ADC Theatre<br />

The oldest University playhouse. Its resident<br />

company is Cambridge University<br />

Amateur Dramatic Club (CUADC) whose<br />

alumni include Sir Derek Jacobi, Griff Rhys<br />

Jones and Stephen Fry. Park Street,<br />

01223 300085. www.adctheatre.com<br />

Anglia Ruskin University Mumford Theatre<br />

Here you can enjoy an arts programme<br />

which includes a free series <strong>of</strong> Friday<br />

lunchtime concerts, the on-campus Mumford<br />

Theatre and Ruskin Gallery, and concerts and<br />

productions in the City. <strong>East</strong> Road,<br />

01223 352932. www.anglia.ac.uk<br />

Arts Picturehouse<br />

Three-screen cinema showing a wide range<br />

<strong>of</strong> films spanning art-house, independent,<br />

classic, documentary and world cinema, as<br />

well as Hollywood blockbusters.<br />

38-39 St Andrew’s Street<br />

0871 9025720. www.picturehouses.com<br />

The Backs<br />

The Cambridge Backs is a stretch <strong>of</strong><br />

reclaimed land, which runs along the<br />

back <strong>of</strong> the riverside colleges. It provides<br />

stunning views throughout the year, and<br />

is covered with a blanket <strong>of</strong> daffodils and<br />

crocuses during the spring.<br />

Queen’s Road. 01223 457000<br />

Cambridge American Military Cemetery<br />

The hallowed grounds on which are buried<br />

or commemorated 8,939 men and women<br />

<strong>of</strong> the American Armed Forces who lost their<br />

lives in Britain during the Second World<br />

War. <strong>Visitor</strong>s can learn more with its many<br />

displays and exhibitions. Coton<br />

01954 210350. /www.abmc.gov/cemeteries-me<br />

morials/europe/cambridge-american-cemetery<br />

Cambridge Arts Theatre<br />

A 666-seat theatre that attracts some <strong>of</strong> the<br />

highest-quality touring productions in the<br />

country, as well as many shows direct from,<br />

or prior to, seasons in the West End. Its<br />

annual Christmas pantomime is an<br />

established tradition in the City. 6 St<br />

Edward’s Passage, 01223 503333<br />

www.cambridgeartstheatre.com<br />

Cambridge Bike Tours<br />

Cover the city, more <strong>of</strong> the river and get<br />

<strong>of</strong>f the beaten track on an antique British<br />

bike. Your eccentric guide takes you round<br />

the city and out into the countryside at a<br />

leisurely pace to really soak up the<br />

atmosphere. 6 Elm Street, 01223 366 868.<br />

www.cambridgebiketours.co.uk<br />

Cambridge Chauffeur Punts<br />

Chauffeured punting, self hire punting,<br />

guided river tours, weddings, conferences,<br />

hen parties, school groups and exclusive<br />

chauffeured punts with a Thai meal,<br />

strawberries and Champagne or<br />

entertainment. Silver Street, 01223 354164<br />

www.punting-in-cambridge.co.uk<br />

Cambridge Corn Exchange<br />

Situated within the heart <strong>of</strong> the city,<br />

Cambridge Corn Exchange is Cambridge’s<br />

biggest venue for music, comedy, shows and<br />

entertainment playing host to around 280<br />

different events every year.<br />

Wheeler Street, 01223 357851<br />

www.cambridgelivetrust.co.uk/cornex<br />

Cambridge & County Folk Museum<br />

Discover the real story <strong>of</strong> Cambridge and<br />

its people through this fascinating Museum<br />

<strong>of</strong> Cambridge life. Housed in a 17th century<br />

timber framed building which was the<br />

White Horse Inn for more than 300 years,<br />

this family-friendly museum displays a<br />

wealth <strong>of</strong> Cambridge tradition and history.<br />

The museum hosts a number <strong>of</strong> temporary<br />

exhibitions and events throughout the year<br />

and <strong>of</strong>fers regular family and children’s<br />

activities and trails. Castle Street,<br />

01223 355159. www.folkmuseum.org.uk<br />

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