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the city and beyond
Eddington Market Square
ON FOOT FROM KNIGHTS PARK
BY BIKE FROM KNIGHTS PARK
BY BUS FROM EDDINGTON MARKET SQUARE
BY CAR FROM KNIGHTS PARK
Cambridge City Centre
KNIGHTS PARK’S LOCATION IS IDEAL: CLOSE TO THE CITY WITH EASY ACCESS TO MAIN ROADS, YET ALSO SURROUNDED BY OPEN COUNTRYSIDE.
Green transport infrastructure has been designed to help you travel more sustainably. Cycling and pedestrian routes weave their way through Knights Park and across Eddington, with cycle lanes taking you into Cambridge city centre too. There’s also a comprehensive bus service, with routes into and around Cambridge, for more car-free travel.
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BY TRAIN FROM CAMBRIDGE RAIL STATION
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
STOREY’S FIELD CENTRE
SPORTS PITCHES
MARKET SQUARE AND SHOPS
BROOK LEYS LAKES
CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND
4 MINS
5 MINS
5 MINS
6 MINS
6 MINS
6 MINS
CAMBRIDGE CITY CENTRE
RIVER CAM
CAMBRIDGE RAILWAY STATION
CAMBRIDGE BUSINESS PARK
CAMBRIDGE NORTH RAILWAY STATION
CAMBRIDGE SCIENCE PARK
12 MINS
13 MINS
18 MINS
21 MINS
23 MINS
23 MINS
VETERINARY SCHOOL
PLAYING FIELD
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
BOTANIC GARDENS
THE BUSWAY RAILWAY STATION
ADDENBROOKE’S HOSPITAL
4 MINS
9 MINS
12 MINS
19 MINS
22 MINS
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CAMBRIDGE BUSINESS PARK
CAMBRIDGE SCIENCE PARK
CAMBRIDGE LEISURE PARK
BEDFORD
BURY ST EDMUNDS
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STANSTED AIRPORT
PETERBOROUGH
LONDON KING’S CROSS
KING’S LYNN
NORWICH
LONDON LIVERPOOL ST
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49 MINS
53 MINS
54 MINS
1 HR 18 MINS
1 HR 37 MINS
There are fast trains to central London from Cambridge Railway Station, so you can reach the capital in less than an hour. Heading north, there are also direct services to Peterborough and Norwich, and for international travel, Stansted Airport is just a 30 minute train journey. London King’s Cross
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Travel times are approximate. Source: Google Maps and National Rail.
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in a historic setting
Cambridge Science Park
Punting on the River Cam
CAMBRIDGE HAS A LONG TRADITION OF INNOVATION, AND THIS ANCIENT CITY IS NOW AT THE HEART OF AN EXCITING TECHNOLOGY HUB.
Famous for its world-class university, beautiful architecture and classic quads, Cambridge is a city with a magnificent heritage. But it is also a vibrant city, with a diverse mix of residents, leading technology businesses and research facilities, and striking, modern buildings. It offers fantastic career opportunities, both in the city itself and the wider area, such as the cluster of high-tech businesses known as Silicon Fen.
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Life in Cambridge is rich and stimulating. Numerous museums house exhibitions of all kinds, while its galleries make it a thriving hub for the visual arts. Events such as the Cambridge Folk Festival and Big Weekend bring an exciting programme of live events to the city, and the centuries old tradition of the Midsummer Fair continues to be held on Midsummer Common. And with three shopping centres, boutiques, independent stores, a bustling market and plenty of places to eat, drink and meet, Cambridge is a fantastic city to have so close to hand.
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