


Places listed on this page.
Free means general admission. Special exhibitions and events can be ticketed, some places ask you to book a free slot, and some suggest a donation. Check the venue before you go.
Every entry below is a museum in our Cambridge guide whose own website said, when we read it, that entry is free. We quote what the page said, link the page, and do not give opening hours, because they change. If a venue's page changes, we remove it at the next check.
Free museums, galleries and sites
- Official site for Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology (opens in new tab)
Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Its page says entry is free.
- Official site for Museum of Zoology (opens in new tab)
Museum of Zoology
Its page says admission is free.
- Official site for The Polar Museum (opens in new tab)
The Polar Museum
Its page says the museum is free to visit.
Getting around Cambridge for less
Local transport: Stagecoach Park & Ride. Stagecoach lists five Park & Ride sites (Babraham Road, Madingley, Milton Road, Newmarket Road and Trumpington), with buses up to every 10 to 15 minutes depending on the site, and free parking for up to 18 hours.
Fares and tickets: Cambridge Park & Ride (opens in new tab). Our getting around guide compares every destination.
Where next in Cambridge
Open the Cambridge guide for neighbourhoods, eating and getting there. For sights that need a timed ticket, see what to book ahead; for indoor ideas on a wet day, see the rainy-day guide.
Other destinations
- Free things in London
- Free things in Bath
- Free things in Bristol
- Free things in Cornwall
- Free things in Edinburgh
- Free things in Glasgow
- Free things in Liverpool
- Free things in Manchester
- Free things in Northern Ireland
- Free things in Oxford
- Free things in the Cotswolds
- Free things in the Jurassic Coast
- Free things in the Lake District
- Free things in the Scottish Highlands
- Free things in Wales
- Free things in York