Days Out

Group of city centre businesses to open doors on Saturday (July 4)

Safety provisions makes sure stays are guest focused

Nature notes: Martin Walters gets to hear from an elusive species that can be frustratingly hard to see.

Cambridge Open Windows – an art trail around the city and nearby villages – will take place every weekend in July. Our map shows where to find them.

All the information you need about travel, queuing, social distancing and booking ahead, including where the toilets are, when heading to Cambridge

Discover how to get tickets for Cambridge's new drive-in cinema and a series of drive-in concerts announced this week

Scudmore's is back on the River Cam with a new booking system and safety measures for customers

Managers of The Grafton, Lion Yard and Grand Arcade urge patience with new rules including one-way systems and hands-free browsing.

Film lovers who are missing their trips to the movies, take heart – a season of outdoor cinema looks set to take place in Cambridge this summer.

Director Rebecca Willers says it is unfair that Shepreth’s outside attraction must remain closed when non-essential shops can open.

Shoppers will be asked to follow a one-way system throughout all levels to help keep everyone safely distanced

With lockdown preventing visits to artists' homes, Cambridge Open Studios is offering an artist treasure hunt on your daily walk

The miniature gateway in the shape of an ancient, leather-bound book is said to lead to the lair of the Knight Rider

After weeks in lockdown everyone is a bit jaded with the morning Zoom call from work – but what if you could invite an aardvark to the meeting?

Crowds at the famous flat racing course will be roaring on a a different kind of horsepower this summer

It’s never been a better time to turn your gaze heavenwards as the pollution clears from the skies making the view crystal clear

The zoo's future may be hanging in the balance, with costs of almost £3,000 a day to look after the animals and no income from visitors

The Varsity Hotel & Spa in Cambridge has launched experience vouchers, that allow individuals to send a gift to a loved one they can’t see.

Martin Walters goes in search of a rare bird... and finds it over the border in Norfolk.

Organisers have cancelled the remainder of the programme to avoid inadvertently exposing visitors and staff to the risk of coronavirus.