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Cambridge - Tourist Attractions, Amusements,
Theme Parks, Walks, Viewpoints, Zoos, etc

This page covers general Tourist Attractions, including Amusement Parks, Boat Trips, Theme Parks, Specialist Shops, factory shops and outlet villages, Guided Walks, Country Parks,  Viewpoints, Zoos and wildlife parks, etc.
 

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Cambridge Folk Festival

E-mail: wendyg@cambridge.gov.uk

The Festival is renowned for its eclectic mix of music and a wide definition of what might be considered folk. The best traditional folk artists from the UK and Ireland rub shoulders with more contemporary acts, the finest American country, blues and roots artists, acclaimed singer songwriters and even the odd pop star. Bluegrass, gospel, Cajun, zydeco, jazz, world, klezmer and a ceilidh are also regular features. The line up has reflected the many changes in the music scene from the 60s to the present and is always a hotbed mix of the old and the new. The list of performers who have appeared reads like a who's who and the Festival has been a launching pad for many now well known artists.


Cambridge Brass Rubbing Centre

168 High Street, Harston, Cambridge, CB2 5QD
Tel: 01223 871621 / 07831 839261    Fax: 01223 87 2311
E-mail: dkrandall@onetel.co

Over 100 different facsimile brasses with exact copies of brass memorials from the tombs of medieval and Tudor knights and ladies. Of special interest to schools, history and language groups.



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Theme Parks

Wicksteed Park

Barton Road, Kettering, NN15 6NJ
Tel: 01536 485454
E-mail: enquiries@wicksteedpark.co.uk
Web: www.wicksteedpark.co.uk

Nearest theme park to the city of Cambridge.



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Walks & Viewpoints


 



 

Tourist Tracks

Tel: 01223 305847
E-mail: info@tourist-tracks.com
Website: www.tourist-tracks.com


With Tourist Tracks you can download an MP3 file or buy a CD containing an audio walking tour of Cambridge with a map to help you find your way around.

Tourist Tracks MP3 walking tours let you take in the sights at your own pace, in your own time. Forget shuffling around with a large group or wrestling with a guide-book - just load up your MP3 player or portable CD player, plug in your headphones and let us do the rest.

Remember, with Tourist Tracks, there's no guide to keep up with. You only need skip to the next audio point when you're ready to move on!


Shape Walks

Website: www.stridedesign.net/shapewalks/home.aspx


Shape Walks offer an Interactive Walking Guide for the City Of Cambridge.  These walks are a collaboration between Cambridge City Council, Visit Cambridge, Shape East and the Department of Architecture of Cambridge University.


Milton Country Park

Cambridge Rd, Milton, Cambridge, CB4 6AZ
Tel: 01223 420060
E-mail: miltoncp@scambs.gov.uk

Milton Country Park is an area located on the Northern outskirts of Cambridge and can be accessed very easily by car or bus. It offers sanctuary for wildlife and plants. A network of over 2 miles of paths guide you around the park, these paths are suitable for bicycles and wheelchairs as well as those on foot. A Sensory Garden next to the visitors' centre gives people with visual impairment has plants selected for aroma and texture. A wheelchair loan scheme is in operation. Contact the Rangers for details. It offers a superb setting for picnics - and a great escape during the lunch break. There are play areas for children. Dogs are also welcome, but please adhere to the byelaws which state that dogs must be on a lead south of the Thirteenth Public Drain (the open space where the car park, visitors' centre, play area and memorial can be found) and on request north of there. You must also clean up after your dog using the bins provided. The lakes can be fished and easily accessible platforms are provided for this purpose. An annual permit must be obtained from the The Angling Club. No day tickets are issued.


Cambridge Corners

Tel: 0    Fax: 0
E-mail: webmaster@plcane.clara.net
Web: www.plcane.clara.net/cambridge/

Descriptions of walks and bike rides in and around the Cambridge area. Aimed at tourists and residents alike.


DEFRA – Rural Affairs

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Tel: 08459 335577
E-mail: helpline@defra.gsi.gov.uk
Web: www.countrywalks.defra.gov.uk

More than 1800 walks etc in the United Kingdom. Simply select your destination and you will be rewarded with mini guides and map references to help you explore the countryside at your leisure.



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Zoos & Wildlife Parks

Wandlebury Country Park & Nature Reserve

Babraham Road, Cambridge
Tel: 01223 248706
E-mail: admin@cpswandlebury.org
Web: www.cpswandlebury.org

Attractive parkland with woodland walks & a nature trail located within 5 miles of the city centre.


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