By Car

Central Cambridge is largely pedestrianised and is not especially car-friendly. There is thus relatively limited car parking available in the city centre, with priority given to people with mobility issues, although there are a few car parks within a short walk. We would strongly recommend using Cambridge’s popular and inexpensive Park & Ride service, which is available from five car parks located on the outskirts of the city. Access is signposted from the M11 motorway and travel into Cambrige is via a fast, regular, dedicated bus service.

Please see the Park & Ride Map

If you are being dropped off at the venue, Queens’ College is approached via Trumpington Street from the South. Set your Sat Nav to CB3 9ET.

By Train

A non-stop train service runs between London Kings Cross and Cambridge stations twice an hour on weekdays and once an hour at weekends. Trains also run on a stopping service from Liverpool Street Station.
Queens’ College is a short taxi ride from the station or around 15-20 minutes if walking.

By Air

London Stansted is the closest international airport, with regular trains and buses to Cambridge. There are many inexpensive direct flights to Stansted from Europe.
London Heathrow operates a regular bus/coach service to Cambridge. Alternatively, take a train to Paddington (either the Heathrow Express or the Elizabeth LIne), and then the London Underground to Kings Cross for trains to Cambridge.
From London Gatwick, take the Gatwick Express to Victoria and the London Underground (Victoria Line) to Kings Cross.

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