About Cambridgeshire
Most of Cambridgeshire is made up of rich, fertile fenland. This prime agricultural land was once regularly flooded and the Isle of Ely, rising above its marshy surroundings, was often marooned in water. Since 1974 the historical county has included the former county of Huntingdonshire.
The county town of Cambridgeshire is the striking, traditional city of Cambridge. It is home to the University of Cambridge, one of the oldest and most prestigious academic institutions in the world. Its medieval streets, college courts, gardens and bridges, and the river Cam, attract visitors from all over the world.
With its outstanding architecture, historic and academic significance, and luxuriant countryside, there is much to explore in Cambridgeshire. Use the links below for more information on the county. Alternatively, search for a district, town or parish within Cambridgeshire.
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Today's featured websites for Cambridgeshire
Here is our pick of local websites for Cambridgeshire. All the available websites are in handy categories, so explore the list on the left-hand side to find exactly what you need.
Visit East of England
A visitor's guide for the east of England, covering the counties of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. Discover where to stay and exciting things to do, plus informative guides to the cities and towns, countryside and seaside. With special sections on culture, heritage and food and drink.
www.visiteastofengland.com -
1 more in Tourism & Guides
Cambridgeshire County Council
Information and news on current government projects in departments such as Health and Social Care, Environment and Leisure and Culture. With employment and business directories. Online services allow you to view licensing applications, make payments and report problems in your local area.
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk -
Filed in Council & Government Authorities
Cambridgeshire History
A compliation of societies and institutions dedicated to the history of Cambridgeshire. Including links to family history, village history, archaeology and historical records.
www.cambridgeshirehistory.com -
Filed in History & Heritage
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