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If you are planning a December visit, here is what is confirmed so far, how to reach the fair and how to make a weekend of it.

If you’re looking to explore Cambridge with your four-legged friends, you’ll have no shortage of options. Here’s our guide to making your break in Cambridge a truly dog-friendly adventure.

This short itinerary includes everything from the city’s famous colleges and museums to experiencing a traditional punting experience. And, not forgetting a few key stops for an enjoyable lunch.

Whether you visit in the crisp calm of winter, the bloom of spring, the long days of summer, or the rich colours of autumn, Cambridge has an abundance of beautiful green spaces to explore. 

From medieval market squares and cobbled independent streets to grand covered shopping centres and artisan craft stalls, the city offers one of the most rewarding retail experiences in the region, all within easy reach of Gonville Hotel.

If you’re planning a family getaway this Easter, Cambridge is a spectacular location. With its calming atmosphere, traditional, family-themed events, and history, there’s no place quite like it.

Here are 10 reasons why you should spend your Easter holiday in Cambridge this year. 

You don’t need a big budget to enjoy culture in Cambridge. In fact, many of the city’s finest attractions are free to enjoy. With museums, galleries and collections packed together with architectural marvels, quaint market streets and stunning riverside pathways, there’s so much to explore for free.

Whether you’re looking for a leisurely lunch in a quiet café or a taste of decadence over candlelight, Cambridge promises a deliciously full menu. If you’re ready to fuel your appetite, keep on reading for our dedicated guide to great places to eat in Cambridge, all within easy reach of our Gonville Hotel on Parker’s Piece.

Join us as we explore some of the most famous people from Cambridge, and discover the places around the city where you can still trace their footsteps. How many will you recognise?