Cambridge Introduction
Introduction | Coach Station | Lifestyle | Sightseeing
Cambridge needs little introduction. This sunny little city in south-eastern England is known throughout the world as a centre of academic excellence, and its famous university has produced household names including Stephen Fry and Stephen Hawking. Take a coach to Cambridge and breathe in the history as you wander its cobbled streets, and marvel at its beautiful historic buildings and architecture.
But, as the locals will tell you, there's so much more to Cambridge than just the university. Coach travel to Cambridge is the perfect opportunity to dig beneath the surface of this charming city, and discover its vibrant and varied shops, its tantalising range of restaurants, and its buzzing nightlife - or just to relax by the river and watch the world go by.
A truly cosmopolitan culture
A population rich with academics, artists and writers, and easy access to London and Europe, mean that Cambridge has been one of the UK's most cosmopolitan cities for several centuries, and the city's cultural life reflects this. Whether you're into Gregorian chants, street theatre, live jazz, Shakespearean tragedy, or stand-up comedy, Cambridge coach travel, and the city's impressive range of theatres and music venues, mean that you won't be disappointed.
The city also boasts an eye-boggling variety of shops, and its small size means that they're all within easy reach, even when you're laden with heavy bags! Jump on a coach to Cambridge, look out for a bargain in Market Square, spend an afternoon browsing through the independent bookshops and boutiques in the town centre.. Or go to town in one of the city's massive new shopping centres, a stone's throw from the coach station.
An old city, young at heart
But Cambridge isn't just for shopaholics and culture vultures - a large student population, and a growing number of young families, mean that it's also the ideal place to entertain children and teenagers. Choose coach travel to Cambridge, hire some bikes, and explore the quiet, safe streets and the city parks at your own pace. Dally with dinosaurs at the Sedgewick Museum, or marvel at mummies at the famous Fitzwilliam Museum. Feel the energy of new up-and-coming bands at the Lodestar Festival, or relax in the sun at the Strawberry Fair.
And if you're really up for an adventure, hire one of Cambridge's famous punts, and explore the city by river!
Cambridge has been welcoming visitors from all over the world for over eight hundred years - so isn't it time you took the coach to Cambridge and found out what all the fuss is about?
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