Book Car Hire Cambridge which is situated in Cambridgeshire.  Travel to Cambridge is easy by road, rail or air.   It is just a 50 minute car drive from central London on the M11 motorway and a 40 minute drive to London Stansted Airport.  Cambridge has an extremely busy road network and several major roads intersect at Cambridge.  A fast and frequent rail service links Cambridge to London King’s Cross and London Liverpool Street.

Cambridge is an ideal tourist destination at any time of the year and therefore Car Rental Cambridge is recommended.  It is well known for the University of Cambridge which encompasses the renowned Cavendish Laboratory, King’s College Chapel and the Cambridge University Library.  There are many museums and art galleries to browse around and a good choice of eating establishments.  Traffic in Cambridge is very heavily congested and therefore cycling is very popular and bicycles are seen everywhere.

 Cambridge is a must for shoppers with its huge collection of boutiques and independent shops together with all the major stores.  There are also traditional lively outdoor markets.  As a respite from the busy city there are many parks and green areas to enjoy.
One of the best ways to see Cambridge is to go on one of the public guided tours.

Cambridge is the foremost university in England, along with its erstwhile rival Oxford, and is considered one of the best universities in the world.

This city in Cambridgeshire England was built on the banks of the River Cam and is one of the most picturesque in the entire country.

The main theatre in Cambridge is the Arts Theatre and productions are put on by local companies and touring shows.  There are also many amateur theatre groups in Cambridge.
There are many interesting places to explore outside the city boundary and the market town of Ely, with its superb cathedral, and the Newmarket races are only a short car drive away with Car Hire Cambridge.

One of the best ways to get a view of how beautiful the city is involves climbing Kings College Chapel where you will see spread out below you many parks, as well as students cycling to lectures and people taking a leisurely punt (small boat) down the river.
The university was founded by monks in the 13th century because they found Oxford too stressful a place to study, and that, as they say, is history.

Since then Cambridge has churned more Nobel Prize winners than anywhere else in the world. Cambridge is most famous for producing great scientists and it can count among its alumni Sir Isaac Newton and professor Stephen Hawking. And of course the legendary Crick and Watson, who discovered DNA, went to Cambridge.

It is interesting to note that the founders of America’s top Ivy League college – Harvard – were educated at Cambridge.

Cambridge is located 50 miles north of London and London Stansted airport, where you can rent a Rhino Car, is the most convenient airport.

London Luton airport is also quite close and with major low cost airlines Easyjet and Ryanair flying into these terminals you can get to Cambridge from many world wide locations.

If you can only find flights to Heathrow it will take you just over an hour to get to Cambridge but try to avoid flying to Gatwick as this is more than three hours away. From London you want to take the M11 which then joins the A10. If you are driving to Cambridge from the north you will arrive via the A1 and the A14.

Coming into Cambridge you are advised to take advantage of the park and ride facilities to avoid getting stuck in traffic or spending a long time trying to find a parking spot. It is easy and pleasurable to stroll around the city on foot and you can also hire a bike should you wish.

You would do well to see as many of the colleges as possible while you are there as they represent some of the finest architecture in England. These include Trinity College, King’s College and Queens’ College.