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Art trails, swimming spots and punt safaris, all easily accessible from Cambridge’s new train station
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Cambridge South station is set to become a key transport hub, located near the Biomedical Campus, a major medical research facility that attracts a significant number of visitors daily. The station's design and features, such as its living roof and solar panels, reflect a focus on sustainability, which is likely to be of interest to the environmentally conscious city's residents and visitors. The area surrounding the station is also home to a variety of natural landscapes and wildlife, including meadows and nature reserves, which will be more accessible to the public with the station's opening.
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Art trails, swimming spots and punt safaris, all easily accessible from Cambridge’s new train station
With Cambridge South about to welcome its first passengers, it’s an ideal time to explore some of the university city’s lesser-known treasures on foot or by public transport
Flat fields of poppies and ox-eye daisies stretch out to a wide horizon. There are butterflies, vetches, salad burnet. Skylarks sing overhead and a cuckoo calls from the trees near the river. Legend has it that the poet Lord Byron swam here as a …
25 Jun, 06:00
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