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Getting to Cambridge

Cambridge is easily accessible at all times of the day and our venues are generally within a 15-minute walk of the historic city centre. We support Cambridge City Council’s wish to encourage sustainable travel as part of efforts to reduce air pollution, and the following travel information is reproduced from their website.

By Train (+Taxi)

Cambridge has regular train connections with London and Stansted airport, Birmingham and the north of the UK, and other destinations. The train station is just over a mile from the city centre, and there’s another to the north of the city. There are regular buses to and from each station, and cycle hire is available.

Further info about trains to Cambridge

National Rail Enquiries

Taxis from Cambridge Station

There is a taxi rank directly in front of the main Cambridge Station entrance. 

  • Panther: 01223 715 715. Can provide wheelchair accessible taxis if booked in advance.
By Bus

Buses to and from the bus station near the city centre serve many local towns and villages. National coach services stop nearby.

Bus timetables (Cambridgeshire County Council)

 

By Cycle

A number of cycle routes come into Cambridge from nearby towns and villages. There are two covered cycle parks in the city centre, as well as ample parking spaces elsewhere nearby.

 

By Car

If you need to drive, there are five park and ride sites around the edge of city. There are multi-storey car parks and smaller pay-and-display car parks within walking distance of the city centre.

Our Venues

CSM concerts are held in a variety of indoor and outdoor venues around Cambridge, including some beautiful and historic spaces normally closed to the public. Find out about them here.