Cambridge's Location
The city of Cambridge is in Eastern England and is located about 60 miles directly North of London.
Getting to Cambridge
The M11, which links to the M25 orbital motorway, provides good access to Cambridge from London and the South. There are many 'A' roads that connect Cambridge to other parts of the country. Cambridge City airport is a regional airport that serves some parts of England. For those arriving from abroad one of the main London airports may provide a good alternative by air. Cambridge railway station is located near to the city centre.
Facts About Cambridge
The city of Cambridge is in the county of Cambridgeshire. It has a population of around 115,000 people and is situated on the Cam river.
Cambridge's History, Culture and Attractions
Cambridge is a city with much to offer historically. It is commonly known as Oxford's rival and is renowned as a centre of learning. Its colleges continue to hone some of the world's greatest intellects, and its beauty continues to inspire poets and artists alike. Cambridge University has no campus as such, instead its colleges are scattered around the city centre. While in Cambridge be sure to relax on the expansive green lawns, known as The Backs, and go punting on the river Cam.
Where to Stay in Cambridge
There are plenty of places to stay in Cambridge, from bed and breakfasts, to guesthouses, hotels and youth hostels, with accommodation to suit many different needs and budgets. When looking for somewhere to stay during term holidays, the University also provides accommodation for visitors. The main areas to stay in include central Cambridge and the areas to the North, South and East of the city.
You can find more hotels and bed and breakfasts in Cambridge on the following sites:
www.findmeabnb.co.uk
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