Explore the Wonders of Computing History

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, head towards Cambridge city center. From the A14, take the exit for the A1303 towards Cambridge. Follow signs for the city center and then for Coldham's Lane. Once on Coldham's Lane, turn left onto Rene Court, where The Centre for Computing History is located. There is parking available nearby, but be aware that there may be parking fees depending on the time of day.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  To reach The Centre for Computing History by bus, you can take a service operated by Stagecoach from various locations in Cambridgeshire into Cambridge city center. Once you arrive at the main bus station, look for the bus routes that head towards Coldham's Lane. You can take the bus number 1 or 3, which will stop near the museum. Alight at the stop closest to Coldham's Lane and walk towards Rene Court.

• Public Transportation (Train)

  If you're traveling by train, take a train to Cambridge Station. From the station, you can either take a taxi directly to The Centre for Computing History, which is about a 10-minute drive, or you can take a bus. For the bus, exit the station, head to the bus stops outside, and board any bus heading towards the city center. You can then transfer to bus routes 1 or 3 that go towards Coldham's Lane. Alight at the closest stop and walk to Rene Court.

• Walking

  If you are already in the vicinity of Cambridge city center, The Centre for Computing History is approximately a 25-minute walk from the main shopping areas. Head southeast on Regent Street, continue onto St. Andrew's Street, and then onto Coldham's Lane. You will find Rene Court on your left. This route is pedestrian-friendly and is a pleasant way to see the city.