Cherry Hinton Hall
A Grade II listed house of 1839 and its parkland, home to the Cambridge Folk Festival.
11 entries across places, people, and walks.
A Grade II listed house of 1839 and its parkland, home to the Cambridge Folk Festival.
A compact Victorian park of flower beds and trees, bought by the town in 1886.
A 49-hectare local nature reserve of old grassland on the eastern side of the city.
River meadows linking Newnham to Grantchester, used for walking, picnics and the classic punt-to-the-pub trip.
A riverside park north of Jesus College, with a 1920s-style lido and an annual beer festival.
Common land on the river Cam, site of a fair chartered in 1211 and a fireworks night.
A flat green square at the edge of the centre, tied to the early rules of association football.
A cast-iron lamppost of 1894 at the crossing of Parker's Piece, with a famously odd name.
A small riverside pasture on the Cam, declared a local nature reserve in 2005.
Two flood-meadow commons on either side of an arm of the Cam, managed together as a local nature reserve.
A multi-screen cinema at Cambridge Leisure Park, bought by independent chain The Light in 2015.