CAMBRIDGE

One of the most famous and popular student cities in Europe, with a picturesque old town. Cambridge has the appropriate size to get around on foot or by bicycle. Young people around the world enjoy student life. There are countless opportunities to play sport, go to the theater, cinema, pubs and shopping.

Hotel and Resorts

• Cambridge Beaches—Resort & Spa

http://www.cambridgebeaches.com/

Slip into something a little more refreshing at Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa Bermuda. Awaken your senses. Rediscover each other. Ideal for romantics of all ages, the resort has everything you need to savor the sweet life.

Nestled on a private peninsula with 30 lush, secluded acres to explore, we feature cottage-style rooms and suites, four private beaches, an acclaimed European wellness center, the Ocean Spa, extensive marine rentals, tennis courts, a putting green, croquet and internationally recognized gourmet cuisine.

• Regent Hotel, Cambridge

http://www.regenthotel.co.uk/index.html

The Regent Hotel is a fine Georgian Grade II listed building. In 1871 it was the original home of the first five Newnham College Students. It is now a privately run Hotel owned by the same family since 1950.

The Regent Hotel, Cambridge, offers everything you’ll need for the perfect stay in this beautiful and historic city, whether you’re visiting for business or pleasure. Centrally located the Hotel is an easy stroll to all the city’s attractions, and overlooks the famous Parkers Piece.

All of the 22 en-suite bedrooms are air conditioned for the comfort and convenience of our customers and include free High Speed Internet Access throughout the property.

• The VARSITY – Hotel & Spa, Cambridge

http://www.thevarsityhotel.co.uk/

The Varsity Hotel & Spa is located on the edge of the picturesque River Cam in the heart of Cambridge.

King’s, Christ’s, Queens’, Gonville and Caius, Clare, Corpus Christi and the remaining colleges are only a leisurely walk away and can be viewed from the Hotel.

Our location is unique, we are the closest of all the Cambridge hotels to St John’s , Trinity, Jesus and Magdalene College. Ideally situated for punting, shopping, sight-seeing and nightlife in Cambridge, The Varsity hotel guests are truly immersed in the culture and charm of Cambridge life from the moment they arrive and can enjoy accommodation which is amongst the most luxurious offered in Cambridge.

Welcome to the Cambridge World. Visit our specials to see exclusive wellness retreats and unique opportunities with our Hotels and Resorts. The luxury of moments.

Restaurants

• Restaurant cotto

http://www.cottocambridge.co.uk/

“We aim to use only the freshest, highest quality produce, sourcing our ingredients locally as often as possible. Daily trips to the Cambridge market and use of smallholdings in the Cambridgeshire and East Anglia area result in a menu that is seasonal with emphasis on freshness and flavour. Our products are organic wherever possible.

Our coffee and teas are chosen for their freshness, quality, smooth taste and aroma. They are also Fair Trade, Organic and Rainforest Alliance Certified, meaning you can enjoy their superior flavour whilst safe in the knowledge that the environment is benefiting too.

Hans Schweitzer , Chef Patron  offers a three-course dinner menu with a variety of options available. The sample menu can be viewed in the menus section ordered.”

• Border Café- Jose Tejas

http://www.bordercafe.com/#

In 1987, the Border Café opened its doos on a cozy corner in the heart of Harvad Square.

It was decided from the star that a commitment to quality, value, and fairness in all respects of the business would be the guiding values.

Priority one was to serve genuinely good tasting food at great price. The menu and atmosphere were carefully designed to appeal to all age groups.

We added exceptional margaritas and cold cervezas to creat a casual, fun-oriented establishment.

It was been our goal from the start to satisfy each guest in a manner that will ensure his or her return.

When you dine with us, we´re confident that you´ll see our effort to make you feel comfortable and at home.

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Galleries

• Gallery 263

http://www.gallery263.com/index.php

Gallery 263 is a nonprofit art organization founded in 2008. Our mission is to provide a venue for local and regional artists of all media to exhibit and engage the community.

• Primavera – Arts & Crafts

http://www.visitcambridge.org/things-to-do/primavera-arts-and-crafts-p508161

Established in 1945, three floors containing unique collection of British Jewellery, ceramics, glass and textiles. Work by famous makers Wendy Ramshaw, Guy Royle, Malcolm Betts, Daphne Krinos, Lucie Rie, Bernard and David Leach mingles with Cambridge artists and those just starting out.

Museums

• Cambridge & County Folk Museum

http://www.folkmuseum.org.uk/page.php?id=223

Our Museum shop has become the destination for those looking for the perfect gift or toy.

Jammed packed with unique and traditionally made toys, gifts and games, quirky novelties and unusual books. In addition to stocking work by local artist such as Mummybird Pretties, MPJ Artglass and Hairy Growler we also sell items by individual brands such as Lovely Pigeon, Chase and Wonder and Glover and Smith.

• The National Horseracing Museum

http://www.nhrm.co.uk/

The betting on horses became more widespread, with bookmakers displaying their lists in saloon bars and cigar shops and the introduction of overnight telegraph, the importance of the Subscription Rooms diminished. Eventually the betting was discontinued and the Rooms became a social club, which enjoyed great popularity amonst the racing fraternity. As the racing business became more demanding on the time of racing professionals the support for the Rooms steadily declined unti lthe Rooms closed at the end of 1981.

Major David Swannell, a prominent and highly respected Jockey Club Handicapper, had long envisaged setting up a national museum for racing and the empty Rooms building was an ideal oppoprtunity. Accordingly Major Swannell enlisted the help of Lord Howard de Walden, David Oldrey, Mrs Dana Brudenell-Bruce, Leslie Harrison together with others who were as generous with their contributions to badly needed funds, as they were with their time. As a result of their combined efforts the National Horseracing Museum was established to encourage the preservation of items of historic and scientific interest connected with horseracing. Her Majesty the Queen officially opened the Museum on 30th April 1983.

SPAS

• Corbu SPA & SALON

http://corbuspa.com/

At Corbu, you’ll enjoy seasonal treatments inspired by the Chefs at the award-winning Rialto Restaurant and Henrietta’s Table. Relax as your skilled therapist crafts a personalized experience for you that will optimize your good health and have your body and mind celebrating ‘la vie en rose’.

• Sublime Salon and spa

http://www.sublimesalonandspa.com/wp1/about/

We are an indulgent Salon and Spa in the heart of Cambridge, offering outstanding hair styling and coloring services along with skin care, make up, nails, waxing and bridal services. We bring our years of experience and the best training available in Paris and New York to make your experience, well, sublime. A new look is waiting for you.

Design Guides

• Home Design

http://www.newhomesguide.com.au/builders/perth-home-builders/homes/double-storey/cambridge

The stunning, modern design of the Cambridge gives new meaning to great street appeal. Good zoning and practical furnishable spaces, contribute to a highly effective design. The large room sizes and ample storage is another great aspect of this home. A functional home that allows you to entertain as well as private sanctuaries without disturbing others in the house. You will be amazed at the value for money that is evident with this unique home. The Cambridge certainly offers it all.

Showrooms

• HARVEY JONES Kitchens

http://www.harveyjones.com/our-showrooms/cambridge

Displaying some superb examples of each of our kitchen designs over two floors, our Cambridge showroom is situated in the centre of the city opposite Parker’s Piece. We have designed kitchens for clients throughout Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk and beyond, and would be delighted to discuss your kitchen refurbishment.

• Mappin & webb London – Cambridge Showroom

http://www.mappinandwebb.com/showroom/cambridge

Mappin & Webb Cambridge is situated in the historic university city of Cambridge, next to the main market right in the heart of the city centre. The showroom itself has a wealth of history with the site having traded since 1860’s.

Today, Mappin & Webb Cambridge proudly offers an exquisite selection of diamond and fine jewellery. The showroom is the sole stockist of Patek Philippe, Rolex, Omega and Breitling in Cambridge. It also offers a wide range of aftercare services as well as an accredited watch maker permanent situated on site.

Luxury properties

• Bean Group -Luxury Apartments

http://www.beangroup.com/real_estate/listings/Condos/MA/Cambridge/1683120

Spectacular Boston and Charles River vws from 2 story PH unit. Flooded with light. Nicely upgraded with new refrig, w/d, dw, oven, micro & wall-to-wall carpet. LR has wood burning FP w new granite surround. Lrg MBR bth w/Jacuzzi. Freshly painted throughout. 2 small balconies, in unit w/d. 2 prkg spaces in gar under. Abundant storage, grt closet space. Full service bldg w 24-hr concierge, pool & gym. 2 guest suites in bldg. Common roof deck w 360 degree vws of Boston/Camb. Ample visitor prkg.

• Luxuri Portfolio- international

http://www.luxuryportfolio.com/property/cambridge/thoughtfully_converted_brick_and_flint_barn.cfm

Substantial and sympathetically converted brick and flint barn with very well presented, spacious accommodation and outbuildings set in approximately 1 acre of attractive landscaped gardens on the edge of this sought-after South Cambridgeshire village.

Reception hall, galleried sitting room, kitchen/breakfast/dining room, landing/mezzanine sitting room, family room/playroom, utility room, cloakroom, study 1, study 2/bedroom 6, office, ground floor bathroom, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (1 en-suite), gravelled parking, double garage with storage, substantial workshop which could be converted into a gym/studio etc, established and secluded landscaped gardens of approximately 1 acre.

Points of Interest

• Harvad Square

http://www.harvardsquare.com/

Harvard Square is a large triangular area in the center of Cambridge, Massachusetts, created by three streets, which are Massachusetts Avenue, Brattle Street, and John F. Kennedy Street. It’s heart of Cambridge and Harvard University. The name “Harvard Square” can also refer to the entire neighborhood surrounding this intersection for several blocks in each direction.

• Old Cambridge Baptist Church

http://www.oldcambridgebaptist.org/

Old Cambridge Baptist Church is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts three blocks south-east of the redline Harvard Square T-Stop.  We are a progressive and inclusive Christian community in the American Baptist tradition that seeks to answer God’s call to hold fast to love and justice for all the earth and its peoples.

City Guides

• Visit Cambridge & Beyond

http://www.visitcambridge.org/

Be inspired by the many beautiful museums and art galleries. Admire the beautiful architecture and majestic college buildings.

Explore quaint passages set around the historic market place and colleges, where a unique and relaxing shopping experience can be found. Here a blend of independent shops is mingled with high street brands.

Relax in the many beautiful pubs, restaurants and cafes.

Catch a student theatrical production, or a show at the Arts Theatre. See live music or comedy at the Corn Exchange.

Then stay overnight at one of our hotels, b&b’s, self catering apartments, campsites or hostels.

 Art Show

• Cambridge School of Art Degree Show 2012

http://www.cambridgeschoolofart.com/

This degree Show showcases the work of a new generation of artists, illustrators and designers as they complete their studies at Cambridge School of Art.