Places to explore near Cambridge North StationChesterton

A Cambridge college of 1511 spanning the Cam by the covered Gothic Bridge of Sighs.

3.4 km SW

Soaring fan-vaulted Gothic seen over the Backs.

3.8 km SW

Founded in 1846 by Darwin's teacher, forty acres of beds and glasshouses.

4 km SW

Jacobean house with famous winter garden walk.

5.5 km E

Thatched village on the Cam where meadow paths lead in from Cambridge to the Orchard tea garden Rupert Brooke made famous.

6.7 km SW · Cambridgeshire

Britain's only permanent American Second World War cemetery, its curving Wall of the Missing and 3,800 graves on a hillside at Madingley.

7 km W

A second great Anglo-Saxon defensive bank crossing the chalk near Fulbourn, a chalk-grassland ridge walk rich in wildflowers.

8.6 km SE

Fen-edge village famous for two medieval churches sharing one churchyard, with a pair of restored windmills on the hill above.

9.9 km E · Cambridgeshire

Cambridge to King's Lynn beside the Cam and the Great Ouse, dead level across the Fens under a blue eel waymark.

0.4 km S · Cambridgeshire & Norfolk

The Backs, the boathouses and the fen reaches below — Cambridge's river, navigable down to its meeting with the Great Ouse.

0.4 km S · Cambridgeshire

A country park in Cambridgeshire.

1.2 km NE

A college garden on a Dominican friary site, watered by Hobson's Conduit since the 1630s.

3.2 km SW

The only cemetery J.C. Loudon completed to his own 1843 plan, unaltered since.

3.3 km W

Cambridge's most storied pub, where Crick and Watson announced the structure of DNA and wartime airmen scorched their names on the ceiling.

3.6 km SW

A country park in Cambridgeshire.

5.9 km W