Have you ‘herd’ about the ‘moo-vellous’ art trail of Cambridge? There are only four weeks to go till the 4th of September to track down the 90 Cow sculptures dotted around Cambridge, which are all uniquely decorated by artists.
Fun and free family friendly trail

Bringing communities together
Cows about Cambridge brings communities together to help them celebrate their city through creativity. Trail explorers, young and old, will have fun rediscovering their city, learning about the artwork, and spending time together. They will get outdoors, walk more and share their stories.
And after entertaining and bringing people together, the legacy of Cows about Cambridge continues as many of the sculptures will be auctioned to raise vital funds for the local children’s charity, Break.

Download the app
To locate the cows, you can download the Wild in Artapp, pick up a map from hubs around the city or download of Cows Around Cambridge here.

Where to stop off for a bite to eat or grab a drink?
The CB Travel Guide has put together a handy map of our favourite food and drink places en route of the Cows About Cambridge.
Please be aware that many of these indie places still have maintained the Covid-19 guidelines to keep everyone safe such as wearing face masks.

Around Kings Parade
- Street food on the market square
- St. Michaelhouse Cafe
- Benet’s Cafe
- The Cambridge Chop House
- Smokeworks
- Aromi
- Bread and Meat
- The Pint Shop
- Jack’s Gelato
Parkers Piece area
- Parkers Tavern
- The Gonville Hotel on the Lawn
- Novi Cambridge
- The Tiffin Truck
- The Free Press Pub
- The Clarendon Arms
Jesus Green area
- La Mimosa
- The Waterman
- Thirsty Cambridge
- Cafe Foy
- Galleria
- Bould Brothers
- The Orator
- Six the roof terrace
- Bridges
Gerla
