The Wren Library is a must see part of Cambridge, and as it’s closed due to Cambridge allow me to give you something to look forward to when it opens again. The Wren Library has stunning architecture, and is full of priceless pieces of the past.
Fun for all the family can be a hard thing to manange, especially when trying to entertain a variety of ages groups, parents included!
If you’re searching for some ideas on how to spend your summer evenings then stop. No need to look any further. Whether you’re looking for fun for all of your family, a plan for an evening with friends, or even a date night with your partner the Cambridge Junction has it all.
If you and your family are in search of a relaxing way to take in the sights (other than going Punting) then book a cabin on Cambridge’s version of the London Eye. Situated in the heart of the city on Parker’s Piece the Ferris wheel affords super views of most landmarks and will give even locals an interesting bird’s eye vista of how Cambridge city centre is knitted together.
My big girl (6) was off school on Monday for a training day and stuck for things to do we decided to head into Cambridge in search of some Dinky Doors and a go on Cambridge's newest attraction- the Big Wheel (more on that later...)
Let's Go Punting, mainly due to operating outside, is a seasonal business, hitting its' peak from April until late September. However, pre-covid, due to increasing low season demand, we were operating punting tours along the college backs all year round.
We've entered this new season with a hand full of surprises for our customers. From our Audio tour app to our efficient and easy booking platform. Although the most delicious of all this news is our new partnership with All On Boards - a local business that has just set sail throughout the pandemic, for a set of three different picnic boxes.
As the festive season arrives, so do our favourite Christmas traditions. Such as putting up the Christmas tree, wrapping presents, baking with the family and decorating gingerbread houses. However, one of our favourite Christmas traditions is joyful carols, these old traditional songs have been passed down from generation to generation for centuries. Firstly, these lovely carols were sung as a celebration of Christ's birth. Today they are often heard at churches or around the neighbourhood, noting that many choirs sing purely for charity.
What a year it has been... However, not everything has been bad news, and these are the things that we should be cheering for! This could include the positive moments that have happened within our families or celebrations that have occurred, but also to all those things that have happened around us. For example, all the new independent businesses that have managed to still make their way into Cambridge this year.
Our vibrant city has long been a home for the most extraordinary independent and local businesses. These have shaped the soul of our city ever since. Unfortunately, the year 2020 has been unprecedented and presented many local independent businesses with challenges and hardship.
