Cambridge Train Station

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Cambridge Railway STATION

The elegant Cambridge railway station is a Grade II listed building with a classical facade. Situated in the center, the station is nearby the most visited museums, good bars, and restaurants. Plus, it's only a short walk from the old university and stunning colleges.

Cambridge Railway Station is the principal station serving Cambridge city. Located in the south-east center of the city, it is managed by Greater Anglia and was opened in 1845. Also, Cambridge stations provide the third-largest platform on the network in England. The bus station is served by a few operators: CrossCountry, Great Northern, Thameslink, Greater Anglia, Great Northern.

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HOW TO GET TO Cambridge Railway STATION?

Surrounded by tourist attractions, Cambridge Station is situated in the center of the city and it can be reached in various ways.

TRAM: you can take any of these trams from/to the Cambridge center: 1 citi, 3 citi, 7 citi, or X3 express.

TAXI: taking a taxi is always the most time-saving and pleasant way to get to or from the railway station. The taxi rank is in front of the Cambridge Station.

WALK: if you are eager to take a walk along Cambridge's streets on your way to the station, it will take about 10 minutes from the Cambridge University Botanic Garden.

Address: Station Rd, Cambridge CB1 2JW, United Kingdom

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