What's included

7 places across Cambridge. Each one is included once, on the day you use your pass.

Cambridge University

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King's College Chapel

King's Parade · normally £17

With your pass: Entry to the Chapel and college grounds

Built over almost seventy years from 1446, King's College Chapel is the building most people picture when they think of Cambridge. Inside is the largest fan-vaulted ceiling in the world, some of the finest medieval stained glass in England, and Rubens' Adoration of the Magi behind the altar.

Give yourself an hour: walk the length of the nave, then go out onto the lawns that run down to the river and the Backs.

How to use your pass: Show your pass at the visitor entrance. Staff scan your code, or swipe your pass in the app.
Good to know: The Chapel sometimes closes for services and events. Check the day's opening times on King's website before you go.
Opening times: Check King's College Chapel's website for the day you visit.
Find it: Open in Google Maps

Activities

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Scudamore's Punting

Quayside · normally £41

With your pass: 45-minute shared punt tour along the Backs

Punting along the Backs is the classic Cambridge view: the river runs behind the colleges, so from the water you see the lawns and buildings of St John's, Trinity, Clare, King's and Queens' as they were meant to be seen.

On a shared tour a guide does the punting and tells the stories along the way, under the Bridge of Sighs and past the Mathematical Bridge.

How to use your pass: Show your pass at the Quayside punting station. Staff swipe your pass in the app and give you a place on the next shared tour.
Good to know: Tours run in most weather. On sunny summer afternoons the river is busy, so go earlier in the day for a calmer trip.
Opening times: Check Scudamore's Punting's website for the day you visit.
Find it: Open in Google Maps

Cambridge United

Abbey Stadium, Newmarket Road · normally £25 · book ahead

With your pass: Free adult match ticket for a home match

The U's play at the Abbey Stadium, a proper old-fashioned football ground a short bus ride or 30-minute walk from the centre.

If your day lands on a home match day, it's a brilliant way to finish: a different side of Cambridge from the colleges and chapels.

How to use your pass: Book a home match ticket on Cambridge United's website using the code from your app, then check in from the app at the ground.
Good to know: Only on home match days. Check the fixture list before you plan around it.
Opening times: Check Cambridge United's website for the day you visit.
Find it: Open in Google Maps

Museums

The Fitzwilliam Museum

Trumpington Street · normally £14 · book ahead

With your pass: Entry to the current paid exhibition (30-minute timed entry)

The University of Cambridge's museum of art and antiquities, founded in 1816. The permanent galleries are free to everyone and range from Egyptian coffins to French Impressionists.

Your pass covers the museum's current paid exhibition, the part you'd normally buy a ticket for.

How to use your pass: Book a timed slot on the Fitzwilliam's website and enter the code from your app at checkout, which makes the exhibition ticket free. Then check in from the app when you arrive.
Good to know: Exhibition slots are timed and the popular ones sell out. Book yours as soon as you know your day.
Opening times: Check Fitzwilliam Museum's website for the day you visit.
Find it: Open in Google Maps

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University Botanic Garden

Bateman Street · normally £8

With your pass: Garden and glasshouse entry

Forty acres of gardens ten minutes' walk south of the centre, opened on this site in 1846. There's a lake, a rock garden and some magnificent trees, plus a run of glasshouses that are warm and green even in winter.

It's the place to slow down at the end of a busy day, and on a wet day the glasshouses are worth the visit by themselves.

How to use your pass: Show your pass at the entrance. Staff scan your code, or swipe your pass in the app.
Good to know: The garden is a 15-minute walk from the Fitzwilliam down Trumpington Street.
Opening times: Check University Botanic Garden's website for the day you visit.
Find it: Open in Google Maps

Cafés

Fitzbillies

Trumpington Street · normally £4.50

With your pass: Free Chelsea bun with any hot drink

A Cambridge bakery since 1920 and famous for one thing above all: the sticky, spiced Chelsea bun.

It's opposite the Fitzwilliam, which makes it the obvious place to start the day or to stop between the museum and the Botanic Garden.

How to use your pass: Order a hot drink and show your pass. Staff swipe your pass in the app and add your Chelsea bun.
Opening times: Check Fitzbillies's website for the day you visit.
Find it: Open in Google Maps

Hot Numbers

Gwydir Street · normally £3.50

With your pass: Free pastry with any coffee

Specialty coffee roasters in a big, bright former workshop just off Mill Road, the independent heart of east Cambridge.

Worth the 20-minute walk from the centre if you want to see a different side of the city.

How to use your pass: Order a coffee and show your pass. Staff swipe your pass in the app and add your pastry.
Opening times: Check Hot Numbers's website for the day you visit.
Find it: Open in Google Maps

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