Cambridge

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Home to more Nobel Prize winners than any other city, Cambridge is brimming with learning, culture and discoveries. With over 7.6 million visitors to the area annually worth over £2 billion to the local economy, a figure which is growing by 3.5% every year.

LIFESTYLE

The picturesque city of Cambridge, known for its rich history, punts and university, is a popular destination for visitors. However, away from the museums and beautiful green spaces, the city has a booming shopping scene with plenty of independent stores offering speciality products, alongside familiar brands, making the city worth a visit for shopping alone.

ECONOMY

Cambridge’s reputation as a world leader in education, research and development means that many international businesses are drawn to the city to be part of this exciting process of discovery.

World renowned companies such as Amazon, Apple, Astrazeneca, Deloitte and Microsoft have located to offices in the city.

CAMBRIDGE SCIENCE PARK

Since it was established by Trinity College in 1970, Cambridge Science Park has played a pivotal role in the “Cambridge Phenomenon” – the transformation of Cambridge from a market town with a world-class university to one of the leading technology hotspots in the world. 130 companies now occupy 58 buildings on 152 acres of land and 7,250 employees on the science park.

WORLD CLASS EDUCATION

For the past 800 years, the City and University have been drawn together in a harmonious relationship, achieving world renowned status, making Cambridge globally recognised for its academic excellence. The University is ranked 3rd in the world with 107 Nobel prize winners. The famous university is spread across a number of colleges throughout the city, each with their own character and history, combining cutting-edge research and technology with magnificent period architecture and cultural activities.

There are also many primary, secondary and independent schools highly ranked by Ofsted in the city.