- Top places to visit by bus
- Celebrating English Tourism Week
- Bus stops and numbers
People across Cambridgeshire have been encouraged to get out and explore by bus, to make the most of English Tourism Week.
Success for Mayor Dr Nik Johnson in maintaining £2 bus fare capEnglish Tourism Week (14-23 March) celebrates our diverse, exciting and vibrant sector, and highlights the quality and value of the English tourism offer. Across Cambridgeshire, there is so much to see and a bus offers a great value and easy way to get out and about.
Great places to visit include:
- Grand Arcade – grandarcade.co.uk – Bus stop: St Andrews Street – Bus numbers: 1, 2, 3, PR1, PR3
- St Neots Museum – stneotsmuseum.org.uk – Bus stop: Market Square (Stop D) – Bus numbers: 905.
- Cambridge Museum of Technology – museumoftechnology.com – Bus stop: Retail Park – Bus numbers: 3, PR2
- Ely Museum – elymuseum.org.uk – Bus stop: Market Street (Stops A, B and C) – Bus numbers: 9
- University Museum of Zoology – museum.zoo.cam.ac.uk – Bus stop: St Andrew’s Street – Bus numbers: 1, 2, 3, PR1, PR3
- The Cromwell Museum, Huntingdon – cromwellmuseum.org – Bus stop:St John’s Street – Bus number: Busway B
- The Polar Museum, Scott Polar Research Institute – spri.cam.ac.uk/museum – Bus stop: Catholic Church – Bus number: PR3
- The Fitzwilliam Museum – fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk – Bus stop: Fitzwilliam Museum – Bus numbers: PR3
- The Norris Museum – norrismuseum.org.uk – Bus stop: St John’s Road – Bus numbers: Busway A, Busway B
- Cambridge United – cambridgeunited.com – Dedicated match-day services from Newmarket Road Park & Ride
- St Ives Market – Bus stop: Busway Station Road – Bus numbers: Busway A, Busway B
- Grafton Shopping Centre – Bus stop: The Busway New Square – Bus numbers: Busway A, Busway B
David Boden, Business Development Director of Stagecoach East, said: “Our region is so fortunate to be home to so many wonderful places to see and things to do, and the bus is a cheap, convenient, and comfortable way to get there. For many families, catching the bus is and exciting part of a great day out. So, this English Tourism Week, maybe think about leaving the car at home and letting the bus get you to your next adventure!” ENDS
