Cambridgeshire

TOUR A - A Rural Treat

Ely Cathedral is a spectacular 14th Century place of worship, situated on the edge of Ely very close to the river and chance for a boat trip or a drink by the waterside.

Wicken Fen one of Europe's most important wetlands, supports an abundance of wildlife. There are more than 9000 species with an opportunity for a 50 minute boat trip along the Wicken Lode.

Anglesey Abbey & Gardens is a simply spectacular location with circular walks, bike rides and historical buildings or a visit to The Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey which tells an 850 year story of farming, communities and life in the Cambridgeshire

St. Ives is a lovely market town situated on Great Ouse and chance for a river walk to Hemingford Grey.

TOUR B - Major Attractions in Cambridgeshire

Visit the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, Britain's largest Aviation Museum & the American Air Museum to observe dramatic displays of original aircrafts.

Wander around the National Trust Wimpole Hall with its extensive gardens and fascinating Old Hall plus visit the farm cafe.

Enjoy Grafham Water, a site of Special Scientific Nature and a chance to try out water sports, cycling and walking trails

Or if prefer time in a market town St. Neots IS surrounded by its Riverside Park and free Sunday concerts in the summer plus popular cafe and a miniature railway.