Places to visit in Cambridgeshire

Explore historic houses big and small, working mills, impressive gardens or simply escape to explore the charming fen waterways of Cambridgeshire - on foot, by bike or by boat.

Anglesey Abbey in the Spring sunlight

Anglesey Abbey 

A passion for tradition and impressing guests inspired one man to transform a run-down country house and desolate landscape to what you see today.

Visit Anglesey Abbey
Houghton Mill in summer

Houghton Mill 

Enjoy walking in this stunning riverside setting on the Great Ouse, then pop into the tearoom at Houghton Mill for a cup of tea and slice of cake.

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A view of the New Bield from the moat

Lyveden New Bield  

Just outside Cambridgeshire, you'll find Lyveden, a remarkable survivor of the Elizabethan age. Virtually unaltered since work stopped on its creation in 1605.

Visit Lyveden New Bield
The Drawing Room showing the mid c18th rococo ornament framing the mirror at Peckover House, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire

Peckover House and Garden 

A hidden gem on the Norfolk / Cambridgeshire border, this Georgian merchant’s townhouse also has quite the beautiful Victorian garden to explore.

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Wicken Fen - Konik ponies

Wicken Fen Nature Reserve 

England's most famous fen is a great place to witness nature's beauty. With easy access into a lost landscape, what will you encounter?

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The south front of Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire, seen across the park

Wimpole Estate 

With an impressive mansion at its heart, a rare breeds farm and a landscape created by 'Capability' Brown, there's always plenty to see at Wimpole.

Visit Wimpole Estate