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Cambridge has the UK's most thriving economy and a city centre brimming with versatile entertainment including: bars, eateries, theatre, ample historical locations and shops. There are beautiful, picturesque landscapes that can be explored by river and the city isn't that far from London, making Cambridge a booming place to live for a graduate venturing into post-university life.

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Transport links

Stagecoach offers a frequent and reliable bus network across Cambridge, and there is also a park and ride bus service operating regularly from five car parks on the edge of the city centre. Cambridge has cycle lanes and routes spanning over 80 miles, there is also ample cycle hire shops. There is a rail station around a 20-minute walk of the city, with taxis and buses available from the station.

Renting Prices

Renting a one-bedroom apartment in the City Centre will cost an average of £995 per calendar month (pcm), and the same size property outside of the centre is around £815 pcm. A three-bedroom apartment in the city centre rents for around £1,727 pcm, and £1,379 pcm outside of the city.

Nightlife

Cambridge has various restaurants, bars, clubs, and an abundance of traditional and trendy pubs. There are also theatres and a live music scene spoiling those looking for an evening of entertainment for choice.

Notable Attractions

Punting tours through the heart of Cambridge permits you to relish beautiful views of the city from the River Cam. Cambridge Brew House allows visitors to pick a freshly brewed pint, King's College Chapel exhibits an extraordinary example of Gothic architecture and other infamous college sites are also open for exploration.

The economy in Cambridge

Currently, Cambridge has the fastest growing city economy in the UK, and is traditionally served as a significant trading post due to being located to the huge economical hub of London.

Creative industries, tourism, pharmaceuticals, research and development are all strong sectors in Cambridge, and is now benefiting from industrial parks in areas including: mobile telecommunication and both display and wireless technologies.

Education Institutions in Cambridge

University of Cambridge