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Cambridge

The City of Cambridge is dominated by its university, founded in the 13th century. Its many historic buildings include the gothic Kings College Chapel and Trinity College. There is a great choice of interesting museums and other attractions, including punting on the River Cam.

Duxford

Duxford is a historic village, known for its world-renowned Imperial War Museum Duxford. This museum showcases an impressive collection of military aircraft, tanks, and wartime artifacts, making it a popular destination for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs. Duxford also hosts airshows and events, attracting visitors from around the globe to experience its rich aviation heritage.

Ely

Ely is famous for its stunning Ely Cathedral. This magnificent Norman masterpiece features intricate architecture and a beautiful octagonal lantern tower. Ely is surrounded by picturesque fens and waterways, offering scenic walks and boat rides. Its rich history, charming streets, and annual Eel Festival make it a delightful destination for tourists and history enthusiasts.

Huntingdon

Huntingdon is known for its picturesque riverside location along the Great Ouse. Birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, it features notable landmarks like the Cromwell Museum and All Saints' Church. The town offers a mix of traditional and modern amenities, with vibrant markets, parks, and easy access to the countryside, making it an appealing destination for visitors.

March

March is a charming market town known for its historic railway heritage. It boasts the March Railway Station, which played a significant role in the town's development during the Victorian era. March is surrounded by scenic waterways, including the River Nene, offering opportunities for boating and leisurely walks. The town also hosts various events and markets, contributing to its vibrant community life.

Oundle

Oundle, a picturesque market, is renowned for its stunning architecture and historic charm. It features the impressive Oundle School, founded in 1556, and a beautiful riverside setting along the Nene River. Oundle's Georgian streets, independent shops, and vibrant cultural scene make it a popular destination for tourists and a cherished home for its residents.

Peterborough

The historic city of Peterborough is known for its striking Norman cathedral with a unique triple-arched facade. It offers a blend of heritage and modernity, featuring cultural attractions like the Key Theatre and the Nene Valley Railway. The city's central location and excellent transport links make it a hub for commerce, education, and leisure activities.

St. Ives

St. Ives is a charming market town on the banks of the River Great Ouse. It's characterized by its historic timber-framed buildings and a bustling market square. The town offers picturesque river walks, a unique chapel bridge, and the chance to enjoy boating and wildlife along the river. St. Ives combines history and natural beauty, making it a popular tourist destination.

St. Neots

St. Neots is one of the larger towns in Cambridgeshire. It boasts a rich history dating back to the Saxon era, evident in its historic market square and charming streets. The town sits on the banks of the River Great Ouse and offers scenic riverside walks, parks, and cultural attractions. St. Neots provides a vibrant community and is a hub for local commerce and leisure activities.

Wisbech

Wisbech is a historic market town, known for its Georgian architecture, exemplified by the elegant Peckover House and Octavia Hill Birthplace House. Situated in the Fens, it features a unique landscape of waterways and lush greenery. The town's bustling market, museums, and the St. Peter and St. Paul's Church, often referred to as the "Cathedral of the Fens," make Wisbech a compelling destination.

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