Eat

De Luca Cucina & Bar

Great little Italian/British Fusion Restaurant with reasonable prices and great staff!

Listing from Wikivoyage: Cambridge, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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The Polar Museum
A short walk from the Fitzwilliam Museum is The Polar Museum. It was a finalist for The Museum of the Year Prize in 2011. Its extraordinary collection covers the Arctic and Antarctic, native peoples and the Golden Age of Exploration of heroes such as Scott and Shackleton. It also serves as the National Memorial to Scott and his men, as well as being the public front of The Scott Polar Research Institute which continues their scientific work. Special events, exhibitions, tours, children's activities and behind the scenes Open Days are held quite often.
Tue-Sat (and Sun on Bank Holiday Weekends) 10AM-4PM
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Parker's Piece
One of the best known open spaces in Cambridge. In the centre of the city, it is bordered by Park Terrace, Regent Terrace, Parkside and Gonville Place.
Drink
The Regal
Formerly a cinema, the Regal is the largest pub in the city. Offers a broad range of drinks including cheap ales you'd expect from a Wetherspoon chain pub, plus music and a rowdy dance floor on Friday and Saturday nights
Do
Arts Picture House
Various foreign and art-house films (see the current listing ). A more conventional selection can be found at the Everyman in the Grand Arcade shopping centre, as well as the Light Cinema at Cambridge Leisure Park in Hills Road.