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Castle Street

Castle Street

A street in north Cambridge below Castle Hill, home to the Museum of Cambridge and Kettle's Yard.

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Castle Street is a street on the northern side of the city centre. Its south-eastern end is a junction shared by Northampton Street, Chesterton Lane (which continues to Chesterton Road) and Magdalene Street. At the north-western end it reaches Mount Pleasant and the roads out of town towards Huntingdon, Histon and Victoria Road.

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Castle Hill, the site of Cambridge Castle (see Castle Mound), rises to the north-east, next to St Giles' Church and the Cambridgeshire Shire Hall. Across the road, to the south-west, lie Honey Hill and St Peter's Church. Castle Street Methodist Church also stands beside the street, and so does a public house, the Castle Inn.

Museums

Two cultural venues sit here. At the Northampton Street corner is the Museum of Cambridge, which used to be called the Cambridge & County Folk Museum. Kettle's Yard is a former home that is now a modern art gallery.

Sources: Wikipedia: Castle Street, Cambridge · Wikidata: Castle Street (Q5050303)

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