Help me out in Cambridge! Just driven here to visit an attraction and can't get in! What can we do here instead?

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Just that really. What is there to do in Cambridge with a 4 year old?

The zoology museum is great. Right in the centre too.

Fitzwilliam Museum, or the Botanical Gardens. Bring a picnic if going to the latter, my fussy 4yo ate exactly nothing that they sold in the cafe.

They have something like Science museum. We’ve being quite a few years ago so don’t remember the exact name. But it’s great place not big but with lots of hands on activities.

This might help www.dayoutwiththekids.co.uk/things-to-do/east/cambridgeshire/cambridge/young-children

Go punting?

Sedgwick museum is good. Or go on a punt on the river.

What can't you get into?

Head back out to Anglesey Abbey just a few miles away and play on the woodland adventures

Go and see the cows on Midsummer common and Laundress Green, have an icecream, Zoology museum (newly renovated). A bit pricey, but go on a punt tour (you can generally haggle down the price a bit).

Ditto Zoology Museum - they have a dinosaur!

Then (if the weather holds) Lammas Land for a play.

Taste test some fudge at the fudge kitchen shop.

Cambridge Science Centre (CB17ED) will be open at 3 - lots of interesting, hands-on stuff.

Where in town are you? It's pissing down at the moment, so i'd go to the Fitzwilliam or Zoology museums.

What did you come here to do?

Zoology museum is great - we went over half term. Then the kids took their grandparents there . Or Sedgwick Museum for fossils and dinosaurs.

We came for the imperial war museum but headed to a wildlife park instead. Will be back to see the others soon! Thanks for the suggestions.

Missing point of the thread but was Duxford closed?? I thought it only closed Xmas/Boxing Day 🤔

Oh just realised it was the special DDay event which was advance ticket only

Did you go to Shepreth?