The historic city centre is 10 minutes by bike, buses go regularly into town and take 5-10 minutes. There are many colleges and historic buildings to be explored. Cambridge market is open every day and provides fresh produce as well as street food stalls offering cuisine of many countries. Mill Road is a boho-chic area with quirky shops and cafes. Cambridge offers many park areas along the river Cam - in summer you can hire a punt and go along the river or hire a guide to be punted. Or maybe walk from our house through the parks to Newnham and from there on to Grantchester, a quaint village just on the outskirts of Cambridge and spend time in the “Orchard” tea room where Rupert Brooke and other poets spent many afternoons. Trips to the coast and beaches of Norfolk and Suffolk are possible - the journey will take around one hour to 90 Minutes. Explore Sandringham estate in Norfolk where the royals spend Easter and Christmas. Or visit nearby National Trust estates such as Wimpole, Anglesey Abbey or visit Audley End House, a national heritage property. Day trips to London are always a favourite as are trips to nearby Ely to visit the stunning cathedral. Other possible day trips could be to Stratford-upon Avon or to Warwick.