Jubilee Gardens
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A historic riverside events venue in Ely, perfect for weddings, conferences, and live entertainment with views of the cathedral and River Great Ouse.
A distinctive 19th-century riverside events venue in the heart of Ely, The Maltings offers a striking blend of historic charm and modern function. Set beside the River Great Ouse with views of the cathedral and marina, it hosts weddings, conferences, live music, and private celebrations in flexible, well-equipped spaces. With a licensed bar, in-house catering, and a dedicated events team, it’s a popular choice for both intimate gatherings and larger events in this historic cathedral city.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
On foot from Ely city centre
From Ely’s market square or cathedral, follow signs towards the riverside and marina; The Maltings is a 5–10 minute walk along Ship Lane, with level, paved paths suitable for most visitors.
By car with local parking
Drive to Ely and follow signs to the city centre and marina; several public car parks are within a 5–10 minute walk of The Maltings, with spaces available for a few hours or all day depending on the site.
By train to Ely station
Arrive at Ely railway station, a major stop on the East Coast Main Line; from there, it’s a 15–20 minute walk through the city centre and along the riverside to The Maltings, or a short taxi ride.
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