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Cambridge Fourwentways Travelodge

A11 Fourwentways, Great Abington CB1 6AP

This Travelodge is located close to the small community of Little Abington in South Cambridgeshire, outside of the city of Cambridge. Situated as part of a service station complex on the major A11 trunk road, there are a great...

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Attractions near Cambridge A11 Travelodge

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The Cambridge Union (< 1 Mile)

The Cambridge Union was opened in 1815 as a platform for free speech within the University. Never afraid to court controversy, the society has...

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Emmanuel United Reform Church (< 1 Mile)

A congregation can be traced back to 1687 when a dissenting group met on Hog Hill (now Downing Street) to discuss matters of religious freedom....

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Jesus College (1.1 Miles)

John Alcock, then Bishop of Ely, founded the college in 1496 on the site of a Benedictine nunnery. Jesus Chapel, which is adjacent to...

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Parker's Piece (1.1 Miles)

Parker’s Piece is in central Cambridge and is the setting for several local fairs. However, it really comes into its own in the summer months...

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All Saints Gardens and Market (1.1 Miles)

The gardens are situated at the very heart of the ancient University City, overlooked by some of the most spectacular colleges of Trinity and St....

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Cambridge Chauffeur Punts (1.1 Miles)

There is no better way to see Cambridge than by the historic mode of transport of punting. In fact many of the best views...

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Cambridge Market (1.1 Miles)

Cambridge Market is a daily bustling market situated at the very heart of the city. In the shadow of the magnificent University Church and...

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Coronation Park (1.1 Miles)

This marvellous old park and recreation area was renamed Coronation Park in recognition of the assent to the throne of Queen Elizabeth II. The...

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Fen Causeway (1.1 Miles)

Fen Causeway is untouched by the modern age. A large fallow area of greenery on the banks of the River Cam, the causeway leads...

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St. Vigor Church (1.1 Miles)

St. Vigor is a charming parish church nestled at one end of the historic High Street in Fulbourn close to the city of Cambridge....

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Fulbourn Memorial Green (1.1 Miles)

The Memorial Green would once have been known as the village green and been the centre of village life throughout the centuries. Fulbourn is...

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Fulbourn Nature Reserve (1.1 Miles)

The nature reserve is a large area of protected land that runs from Fulbourn out into the Cambridgeshire countryside. The reserve features a great...

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Fulbourn United Reform Church (1.1 Miles)

Fulbourn United Reform Church is one of the few free churches in the area and attracts a great many parishioners from the surrounding villages....

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Fulbourn Windmill (1.1 Miles)

Fulbourn Windmill was built in 1808 by John Chaplin and is a smock windmill. The structure overlooks the village of Fulbourn about four miles to...

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The Millpond (1.1 Miles)

The Millpond is a large pond which one of the tributaries of the River Cam flows into close to Fen Causeway in Cambridge. The...

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Hughes Hall (1.3 Miles)

Hughes Hall is the oldest graduate college in the University of Cambridge. It was originally founded in 1885 as the Cambridge Training College (CTC) for...

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Sidney Sussex College (1.4 Miles)

Sidney Sussex College (often informally shortened to just Sidney) was founded in 1596 and named after its foundress, Lady Frances Sidney, Countess of Sussex. It...

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Christ’s College (1.5 Miles)

Christ’s College grew from God’s House, which was founded in 1437 on land that is now occupied by the magnificent King’s College Chapel. It...

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St John's College Library (1.5 Miles)

The library at St. John’s College dates from the 1620s and is one of the most extensive and spectacular of any of the Cambridge colleges....

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St. John’s College (1.5 Miles)

Founded by Lady Margaret Beaufort in 1511 this college is the second largest by membership of the University colleges after Trinity. Built in and...

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Bridge of Sighs (1.5 Miles)

This is one of the most famous river crossings on the Cam and links the two sides of St. John’s College, one of the constituent...

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Gog Magog Downs (1.5 Miles)

The downs are a range of low chalk hills extending several miles around the southeast perimeter of Cambridge. The unusual name is thought to...

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The Round Church at St Andrew the Great (1.5 Miles)

This unique church is one of Cambridge’s most photographed attractions. The unusual church that’s completely round is situated close to the historic centre of...

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Fenners (1.6 Miles)

Fenners is the home cricket ground of Cambridge University Cricket Club. Situated at the centre of the city the large sporting arena is world...

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Kettle's Yard (1.6 Miles)

Kettle’s Yard is a house with a permanent collection and a gallery showing a changing programme of exhibitions. Founded by Jim Ede, one a curator...

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Cambridge and County Folk Museum (1.6 Miles)

The museum is the only local and social history museum in Cambridge and is the most comprehensive collection representing life in the South Cambridgeshire villages....

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Wren Library at Trinity College (1.6 Miles)

Trinity College was founded in 1546 by Henry VIII combining Michaelhouse and King’s Hall. Isaac Newton entered Trinity as an undergraduate in 1661 and...

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Trinity College (1.6 Miles)

Trinity is the largest of all the colleges at either Oxford or Cambridge University. The college was founded in 1546 by Henry VIII and...

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Magdalene College (1.6 Miles)

Magdalene College was founded in 1428 as a Benedictine hostel, before being re-founded in 1542 under the supervision of the Lord Chancellor Thomas Audley....

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Fisher House Catholic Chaplaincy (1.6 Miles)

The University’s Catholic Chaplaincy has been based in its historic building since 1924, before which time the building was an inn and hostel. The...

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Micahelhouse Centre (1.6 Miles)

The Michaelhouse project is an interesting and intriguing idea; hoping to give a new, vibrant and modern life to a historic building that had fallen...

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The Rupert Brooke Museum (1.6 Miles)

This small museum is situated close to the world famous ‘Orchard’ in the Cambridgeshire village of Grantchester. Rupert Brooke, one of the nations favourite...

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Christ’s Piece (1.6 Miles)

Christ’s Piece is a formal Victorian garden set in the very heart of Cambridge. It was originally conceived in 1884 when Jesus College decided...

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Parkside Pools (1.6 Miles)

This centrally located public leisure facility is one of the best in the area. The large swimming pool is a central feature of the...

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Abington Park (1.6 Miles)

Abington Park stands between the twinned villages of Great and Little Abington several miles to the south of Cambridgeshire on the Essex borders. The...

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All Saints Church (1.6 Miles)

All Saints is a wonderful example of a village parish church, set in picturesque surroundings of woodland on the edge of the village close to...

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Church of the Assumption (1.6 Miles)

This beautiful countryside church is part of the ‘Lords Bridge group of parishes’ and was constructed in 1375, making it one of the oldest and...

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All Saints Church (1.6 Miles)

All Saints is a very large church at one end of the charming village of Barrington in Cambridgeshire. Although vast in size the building...

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Duxford Chapel (1.6 Miles)

Duxford Chapel is an English Heritage visitor site and is a hidden gem in the Cambridgeshire countryside. The chapel was built in the 13th...

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St. John’s Church (1.6 Miles)

St. John’s is an interesting an eclectic mix of architectural styles ranging from the 13th Century tower to some of the late 19th Century additions...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)