Best Attractions near Grantchester

Historic rugby stadium in Cambridge offering vibrant community spirit and modern facilities at Volac Park on Grantchester Road.

A friendly, historic Newnham community club hosting live music, quiz nights, pool and local events in a relaxed, inexpensive setting.

Historic St Mark's Church in Newnham offers a welcoming spiritual sanctuary and vibrant community hub on Barton Road, Cambridge.

A serene wet woodland and marshland haven on the River Cam, rich in rare wildlife and historic flora, offering peaceful riverside walks in Cambridge.

A friendly Newnham pub by the River Cam serving pizzas, changing ales and a sunny waterside terrace for warm days.

Cambridge’s beloved late-night takeaway spot, famed for huge portions and unbeatable burger sets, open daily from 5 PM to midnight.

Discover Hodson's Folly, a serene classical summerhouse by the River Cam, blending Victorian charm with tranquil Cambridge green space.

Historic riverside commons where medieval grazing rights meet modern recreation.

Historic women’s college with stunning Victorian architecture and tranquil gardens, a serene Cambridge retreat rich in heritage.

Historic Newnham House blends serene gardens and classic Queen Anne architecture with modern student living just minutes from Cambridge city centre.

Discover The Rush at Sheep's Green, a peaceful riverside nature reserve near Cambridge city centre, perfect for relaxation and wildlife watching.

Explore one of the world’s largest collections of ancient Greek and Roman plaster casts in a serene Cambridge museum.

Discover Cambridge’s iconic river with Granta Moorings—expertly guided punts and self-rental canoes from the best mooring on the College Backs.

A tranquil riverside nature reserve in Cambridge blending historic grazing meadows, rich wildlife, and a unique outdoor river pool.

Tranquil fenland green space beside the River Cam, blending natural beauty with historic Cambridge charm.

Explore Cambridge’s culinary secrets on a guided walking tour featuring hidden gems, local flavors, and rich food heritage.

Explore 40 acres of botanical wonders and scientific heritage in the heart of Cambridge’s historic university city.

Discover Queens' College, Cambridge: a historic riverside haven famed for its iconic Mathematical Bridge and serene academic charm.

A traditional Cambridge pub offering hearty meals, lively music, and a welcoming atmosphere in a charming historic setting.

Explore centuries of art and history at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam Museum, a free cultural treasure trove in a stunning neoclassical setting.

Discover the iconic wooden Mathematical Bridge at Queens' College, a marvel of 18th-century engineering and enduring Cambridge legend.

Discover centuries of history and serene beauty at Little St Mary's, Cambridge’s historic parish church beside Peterhouse.

Discover Pembroke College, Cambridge’s historic gem blending medieval charm, Wren’s chapel, and tranquil gardens in the heart of the city.

A serene riverside stretch behind Cambridge’s historic colleges, blending stunning Gothic architecture with lush gardens and tranquil river views.

Discover historic charm and tranquil courtyards at St Catharine's College, a Renaissance gem in the heart of Cambridge.

Discover the intimate charm and historic legacy of Cambridge’s only college founded by townspeople, featuring medieval courts and the iconic Chronophage Clock.

Explore the UK’s premier Arctic and Antarctic museum, where heroic expeditions, indigenous cultures, and cutting-edge polar research come alive in Cambridge.

A mesmerizing gold-plated clock with a mechanical grasshopper that devours time, blending art and science in the heart of Cambridge.

Explore the timeless grandeur and scholarly spirit of the University of Cambridge, a world-renowned seat of learning since 1209.

A compact, high‑energy monthly club night at Q Club—loud guitars, close-up stages and a friendly, student-rich crowd for late-night alternative music.

Discover Cambridge’s oldest building, an Anglo-Saxon church with a serene atmosphere and centuries of history in its ancient tower and sacred walls.

A majestic Gothic Revival Catholic church in Cambridge, famed for its soaring spire, rich history, and vibrant spiritual life.

Discover Clare College’s timeless charm with its historic bridge, lush gardens, and rich academic heritage in the heart of Cambridge.

Discover the breathtaking Gothic splendor and rich academic heritage of King's College, home to the iconic chapel and world-famous choir in Cambridge.

Historic Gothic Revival Anglican church on Hills Road, Cambridge, blending architectural heritage with vibrant community spirit.

Connecting Cambridge’s past and present through community archaeology and public engagement at the heart of the city’s academic quarter.

Experience the breathtaking Gothic grandeur and rich history of King's College Chapel, home to the world’s largest fan-vaulted ceiling and renowned choir.

Explore two million years of human history through captivating artefacts and world cultures at Cambridge’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.

Explore the rich diversity of animal life and evolutionary history at Cambridge’s University Museum of Zoology, home to iconic specimens and free entry.

Uncover the rich history and architectural beauty of Cambridge with informative guided alumni tours through this iconic university city.

A sleek, historic footbridge in Cambridge offering stunning river views and a quirky local nickname.

Cambridge Junction: A vibrant, inclusive arts venue where live music, theatre, and creativity converge in the heart of Cambridge.

Gateway to King's College's rich heritage, offering souvenirs and visitor services in a historic Cambridge setting.

One of Cambridge’s oldest colleges, Trinity Hall offers historic charm, riverside tranquility, and a welcoming academic community in the city centre.

Explore 4.5 billion years of Earth’s history in Cambridge’s oldest geology museum, featuring fossils, meteorites, and iconic collections.

Discover unique, ethically sourced gifts inspired by Cambridge’s museums, supporting heritage and culture in the heart of the city.