Buses

There is a comprehensive bus service across the city and out to the surrounding villages (Citibus), as well as routes from the 'Park Ride' car parks on the edge of the city and the Guided Busway.  Timetables for these routes can be found on the Stagecoach website.

The ‘U’ Universal Bus service goes between Eddington (in the west of the city) - City Centre - Railway Station - Addenbrookes Hospital.  This is a discounted service for University members.  Each journey (whatever the distance) is £1 when showing your University ID Card, otherwise it is £2 each way.

Cycling

Cambridge is very bike friendly city.  Bikes can be bought, or hired, from the following places: 

• Kingsway Cycles (8 City Road, Cambridge, CB1 1DP).  They hire and sell second hand bikes, and do repairs.
• Rutland Cycling (Station Road, Cambridge, CB1 2JW). They only hire bikes.
• Rutland Cycling (The Grand Arcade, Corn Exchange Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QF). They only hire bikes.
• City Cycle Hire (61 Newnham Road, Cambridge, CB3 9EY). They only hire bikes.
• University Cycles (9 Victoria Avenue, Cambridge CB4 1EG). Sells secondhand bikes and does repairs. Opens: 8.30am (Mon – Sat). Closes: 5.45pm (Mon - Fri), 4.30pm (Sat).

Taxis

• Panther Taxis: Telephone 01223 715715
• Cambridge City Taxis: Telephone 01223 832832
• CamCab: Telephone 01223 704704

Trains

Cambridge has two train stations, with trains going from both stations to London, Stansted Airport, the Midlands and further afield.

• Cambridge Station, Station Road, Cambridge (in the city centre)
• Cambridge North Station, Cowley Road, Cambridge (on the north side of the city)

Travel Insurance

All visitors from oversees are recommend to organise travel insurance before traveling to the UK.

The NHS

The National Health Services (NHS) England website offers clear advice on what healthcare services overseas visitors may be entitled to use, and how much they may cost.

EHIC Card - The latest post Brexit advice for EEA and Swiss national visitors is available on the NHS EHIC website.

GP Surgery's

GP surgery's in Cambridge.

Out of Hours GP cover

• Call NHS 111 if you urgently need medical help or advice but it's not a life-threatening situation. You can also call NHS 111 if you're not sure which NHS service you need.

• Call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk.

Hospital's

Addenbrooke's Hospital is the main hospital in Cambridge, and it has an A&E Department.