The region's chief attraction is the splendid architecture and attractive riverfront of the historic city of Cambridge. Further afield, attractions include:
Imperial War Museum Duxford, . Daily except for 24-26 December, summer (19 March - 29 October) 10AM-6PM, winter 10AM-4PM, last admission 45 mins before closing, admission adults £12, seniors and students £9, disabled £8, other concessions £7 - group concessions available, free admission for children 15yrs and younger. Parking is free. "Europe's premier aviation museum."
Wicken Fen, Lode Lane, Wicken, Ely, CB7 5XP, ☎ (+44) (0)1353 720274, . One of the few remaining areas of the region's former marshland, preserved today as a Nature Reserve of international significance �
Wimpole Hall and Home Farm, Wimpole Estate, Arrington, Royston, Cambridgeshire, SG8 0BW, ☎ Telephone: (01223) 206000, . 200 year old working farm and historic country house. See rare breeds of sheep, historic farming methods in use today, and wander through the landscaped country park. Particularly popular during the March/April lambing time. �
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