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Cambridge has regular train connections with London and Stansted airport, Birmingham and the north of the UK, and other destinations. The train station is just over a mile from the city...
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If you are coming from Stansted Airport to the South of the city, you can get the direct Cross Country train towards Birmingham and get off at Cambridge. From London, there are two direct trains – the slower London Liverpool Street has more stops (1 hr 30 mins), which would also be suitable if you are coming from Shelford, Audley End, Bishops Stort...
All Park & Ride buses are accessible for wheelchair users and those with buggies or pushchairs. They also feature free wifi, USB charging, and greener engines. Park & Ride is a great option for those wishing to skip the traffic in the city centre, and save money and time on parking.
Cambridge is connected to many locations via the A14, M11, A10 and the A428 from Cambourne, and if you are choosing to drive to the centre and park in town, there are multiple options.
The Cambridgeshire Guided Busway connects Cambridge, Huntington and St Ives and is the longest Busway in the world. It is a perfect way to avoid congestion coming in and out of the city. It is situated to conveniently serve Peterborough, Yaxley, Sawtry, Huntingdon, St Ives and more from the North West and locations such as Royston, Melbourn, Foxton...
The journey into the city centre takes around 5-10 minutes, depending on traffic and the stop you wish to take. Finally, if you’re staying at one of the hotels near Cambridge train station, most of them offer a complimentary shuttle service into the city centre.
Visiting Cambridge for the first time? Or are you coming back to explore a new side to the city? With so much to see and do in Cambridge, it can be hard to know where to start. Luckily, the friendly team at the Visitor Information Centre will be there to help from the minute you arrive.
Buses in Cambridge take cash for tickets and you pay on boarding the bus. A ticket to the city centre will be a couple of pound for a single - so coins or a small note (£5 ideally or £10) would be best. You will get change.
- Oyster and Travelcards are both Transport for London based tickets - so no, unsurprisingly, they aren't valid for use outside the boundaries of tha...
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- Alternatively ask for a "PlusBus" add on when you buy your train ticket.
- PlusBus is cheaper than buying a Dayrider one day ticket on arrival, which is the equivalent service to that provided by PlusBus and works on Whipp...
- Good info. Thank you. Looking forward to visiting Cambridge.
- Sorry just to clarify a point from my previous as my syntax was awful - PlusBus works on Stagecoach buses (most of them) and Whippet as well (a few...
- Depending how many of you there are, you may find it easier to get a taxi from the rank immediately outside the station into town (yes, I know it's...
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There are 4 ways to get from Cambridge to Cambridge Station by bus, taxi, or foot. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner.
Walking to the city centre, the area around St Andrews Church, from Cambridge station will take 15 – 25 mins; it’s almost a kilometre away. So taking a bus can be a good option; as you exit from the front of the station, the bus stops are over to the left.
