Newmarket Kings Theatre is situated a few minutes walk away from the High Street on Fitzroy Street within a small walk from the railway station....

The National Horse Racing Museum is wedged next door to the wonderful Jockey Club building in Newmarket High Street, some 15 to 20 minutes walk...

Some very wealthy horse breeders and racers who used their influence to acquired authority and prestige in the horse racing industry founded the Jockey Club...

Directly opposite the Jockey Club in Newmarket High Street is the wonderful King Edward VII Memorial Hall. It was founded on the benefaction of Charles...

Anyone visiting the "home of horse racing" cannot fail to miss the Newmarket Clock Tower, situated at the top of the High Street, as they...

Newmarket War Memorial Gardens are situated close to the Newmarket Clock Tower at the top of the High Street. These beautifully kept gardens provide a...

Newmarket essentially has two flat racing racecourses, the July course and the Rowley Mile. The July course is situated alongside the National Stud on the...

This late Medieval bridge is located in the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside and is now overseen by English Heritage who is responsible for its preservation and...

Originally part of the larger green area known as Midsommer Common, the green was annexed by the university in the late nineteenth century to be...

The house, dating from 1600 and built on the site of a 12th Century priory, houses a unique collection representing the tastes of one man,...

Isleham Priory Church is managed by English Heritage and stands at the heart of this charming Cambridgeshire village. The Norman church was constructed in...

Wicken Fen is Britain’s oldest nature reserve and a unique fragment of the wilderness that once covered East Anglia. A haven for birds, plants, insects...

Fulbourn Library and Access Point is one of the primary centres of community life in the large and historic village of Fulbourn close to Cambridge....

Mildenhall Museum is located within this town in Suffolk and offers a fascinating insight into the history of this community and the smaller places that...

Fulbourn Park is the primary recreation area for people who live in this large village in Cambridgeshire. The local football club uses the park...

Fulbourn Tennis Club is one of the village’s proudest assets. Located at the heart of the community, people travel from miles around to use...

The eccentric Earl of Bristol created this equally eccentric house, with its central rotunda and curved corridors, in 1795 to display his collections. These include...

The Cambridge Union was opened in 1815 as a platform for free speech within the University. Never afraid to court controversy, the society has...

A congregation can be traced back to 1687 when a dissenting group met on Hog Hill (now Downing Street) to discuss matters of religious freedom....

The library in the heart of Cambridge is far more than just a book depository and is the centre of a network of libraries that...