Petersfield and Mill Road

A corner local on Devonshire Road, run by Individual Pubs.

A Hills Road pub with en-suite rooms, known for its full English breakfast.

A courtyard pub where scientists drafted the Panton Principles on open data.

A Gwydir Street pub for burgers, beer and banter, with a garden room.

A freehouse for real ale, cider and Belgian beer in the streets behind Mill Road.

A backstreet pub named after a one-issue temperance newspaper.

A working-class Victorian decorator's terraced home, painted by hand in the Arts and Crafts style.

A workers' co-operative wholefood shop on Mill Road, trading from the same late Victorian terrace since 1970.

Cambridge's covered shopping mall on the east side of the centre, opened in 1984.

A college rooted in religious dissent and teacher training, with a Victorian Gothic hall and 25 acres of grounds on Hills Road.

A Victorian teacher-training college for women, now a mature-student college beside Fenner's cricket ground.

A Reform Jewish congregation worshipping in a purpose-built synagogue on Auckland Road since 2015.

A live music and arts venue by the railway station, built in 1990 on the old Cattle Market site.

A 16-hectare university garden, on its present site since 1831, with over 8,000 plant species and a lake.

A bronze soldier walking home up Hills Road, unveiled in 1922 and known as The Homecoming.

A Grade II listed Church of England parish church, consecrated in 1839 and facing south rather than east.

A stretch of the inner ring road facing Parker's Piece, with Parkside Pools and the cricket ground at Fenner's behind.

Cambridge's long east-side street of independent shops, churches, a mosque and a winter fair.

A Grade II listed cemetery of 1848 off Mill Road, with notable Cambridge graves and a City Wildlife Site.

A Hills Road parish church that grew from a daughter church of 1892, with services each Sunday and a choir.

A Grade II listed church of 1841 by Ambrose Poynter, remembered for the tongue-lashing it received from the Cambridge Camden Society.

A state sixth form college on Hills Road, open since 1974, with an adult education programme alongside A levels.

A co-educational independent day school on St Paul's Road, with nursery, prep and senior sections for ages 1 to 16.

A Catholic-tradition girls' school for ages 3 to 18, open in Cambridge since 1898.

A non-denominational community primary on Norfolk Street, opened in 1963 on a site with schools since 1836.

A family of independent schools for ages 1 to 18, grown from a girls' school founded in 1881.

A daytime cafe attached to a Cambridge cookery and wine school, open Wednesday to Sunday.

A rescue cat cafe on Mill Road, visited by booked one-hour session.

A sandwich-led cafe on Mill Road, with a second branch on Green Street.

A small-batch brewery off Mill Road where you drink among the tanks.

A family-run Mill Road restaurant serving North African and Levantine food since 1997.

An independent modern Italian restaurant on Regent Street, with a piano bar and rooftop terrace.

A small French-influenced bistro on Mill Road working to a seasonal prix fixe menu.

A Mill Road restaurant and fish butchery built on fish from independent day boats.

A Bengal cafe and restaurant on Hills Road that tells its food through stories.

A Lebanese and Middle Eastern restaurant on Mill Road with a modern take on the feast.

An independent, family-owned steakhouse on Hills Road, open since 2013.

A traditional Jordanian restaurant on Hills Road, with food made for sharing.

Indian fine dining on Newmarket Road, open since 2014.

A pub and restaurant on Regent Street in a building that began as a bicycle shop.

A neighbourhood restaurant on Mill Road serving brunch, pizza and cocktails.

A tapas restaurant on Mill Road, with house-made sangria.

A small Mill Road restaurant serving a plant-led tasting menu.

A Mill Road bakery selling pastries, toasties and sweet treats, with its main bakehouse out at Fenstanton.

A French bakery and patisserie that began in the middle of Cambridge in 2017.

A dual carriageway on the inner ring road, home to Anglia Ruskin's Cambridge campus and the round Crown Court.

A multi-screen cinema at Cambridge Leisure Park, bought by independent chain The Light in 2015.

A Cambridge grammar school founded in 1615, now a co-educational day school for ages 3 to 18.