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Cambridge Food and Drink Week 2025

From 28th June to 11th July, 2 weeks with week 1 28th - 4th July and week 2 5th July - 11th July.

Join Us for a Celebration of Flavours!

Cambridge Food & Drink Week is your chance to taste, sip, and explore the best of the city’s vibrant food scene. Whether you’re collecting stamps, following a delicious trail, or attending an event or workshop, this is a week not to be missed!

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Foodies Festival - the UK’s biggest touring celebrity food and music festival

Gastro-Glasto’ visits Cambridge 4th - 6th July with a star-studded line-up of celebrity TV chefs and music headliners, including Blue, Max George and Siva Kaneswaran from The Wanted and Judge Jules. Live cooking theatres, music stage, artisan producers, world street food and fun activities for the whole family!

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  • Parkers Piece, Cambridge

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Visit Cambridge is the official Destination Management Organisation for the city of Cambridge and the surrounding area. We promote our beautiful city and its attractions across the world, bringing over 7.6 million visitors to the area annually worth over £2 billion, a figure which is growing by 3.5% every year. We would love to promote your local event or business on our website.

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"Cambridge Wins the Vote for the Condé Nast Traveller Best UK City Award 2022 with a Score of 85.78"

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Did you know?

The imposing lamppost in the centre of Parker’s Piece bears the words Reality Checkpoint – believed to be a reference to the end of the university ‘bubble’ and the beginning of the real world, aka the rest of the city.