Fun and entertainment East

It is said that this is where Watson and Crick discovered the shape of DNA. The Eagle is known to be the oldest pub in Cambridge. Another pride of the pub is the bar ceiling, marked with the names of Royal Air Force airmen who served in the Second World War. This pub is therefore steeped in history and has something to inspire people's minds... It serves traditional English cuisine and of course burgers, which have become classics in English pubs. A good fish'n' chips too. The atmosphere is typical with the rooms standing, beer in hand.

The Kingston Arms is for many the best pub in Cambridge. It is the real neighbourhood pub that we love, where locals flock to drink the sacrosanct pint of beer as soon as it opens. 13 beers are served under pressure: a consistent and high quality selection that changes regularly. Cheap and friendly, this establishment will seduce travellers looking for authenticity. Here you can enjoy traditional homemade dishes prepared with ingredients from local merchants. From the front with its wooden tables and flowerpots, you are seduced.

This independent room offers theatre, concerts, exhibitions and artistic performances.

The pub turns some nights into disco. With its large terrace and tables outside it is the All-Ely meeting.

The King of Hearts is a café, a craft shop and an art gallery. Between two paintings, you enjoy a fair tea, accompanied by a locally produced scone. The exhibition program is available on site and on the website. A few minutes from the cathedral, the place offers an ideal setting for rest after a long walk in town.

Formerly this Liquid & Envy is the club where the entire city and the surrounding area come to dance, especially on Friday and Saturday evenings. Generational mixed mixed flowers.

Lux's Showcase Cinema in Peterborough is a modern multiplex cinema offering digital screenings and top-quality sound equipment. It also organizes customized evenings for special events. Lux's Showcase Cinema is part of National Amusements, Inc. a leading company in the cinema exhibition industry, which operates 816 screens in the USA, UK, Argentina and Brazil.

With nearly thirty beers on tap and a central location, Maypole is definitely a great place to come and sample the region's real ales. There's also a gin bar on site! There are two basement rooms and a beer garden. Italian-influenced dishes include pizzas, lasagne and risottos. It's an authentic bar run by the same Italian family for over 30 years. An address worth supporting in the face of the chains that are buying up most English pubs.

This pretty, popular pub, well-known to locals with its garden, offers 14 real alesat the counter, mainly from British microbreweries. Seven variations of cider are also available for connoisseurs, as well as a wide collection of gins, whiskies and Belgian beers. Classic pub food is served, including excellent pies. The bar is large enough with its jadrin for everyone to find room. The same family runs two other pubs in Cambridge: The Royal Standard and The Blue Moon.

One of Cambridge's most famous pubs with certainly the most beautiful view and the best location. We go there especially for its incredible terrace and view of the Cam River, and for its wide choice of beers. Be careful, around 10pm the waiters ask you - more or less sympathetically - to come inside. To be tested in the early evening so that you can fully enjoy the setting, just on the banks of the river. And on sunny days. It is said that Syd Barrett, from the Pink Floyd, was a regular at the bar. He even played it.

THE independent cinema par excellence. Worthy of the French art house cinemas. A host of recent and non-mainstream films: auteur films, retrospectives, etc. are shown every night on one of the three screens of this cinema. If you want to make a canvas, it is the cornerstone of quality films in the city. It also hosts the Cambridge Film Festival every year in the autumn. It is the third largest film festival in the UK.

Located in the centre of Cambridge, very close to the University, the Cambridge Arts Theatre presents classical pieces, starting with Shakespeare, of course, but also flamenco shows or jazz concerts... This theatre is very dynamic and offers a very wide programme. It is the only theatre with such a capacity (more than 600 seats) in the area, it was founded in 1936. If you decide to spend the night in Cambridge, keep an eye on the program, it can be a good activity to occupy your evening.