Kings Parade
Discover Kings Parade
Every year, many tourists flock to Kings Parade to visit the Cambridge Colleges, with Kings College being the main attraction. Take some time to walk down Kings Parade on the other side. There are some lovely shops and restaurants, mainly independent.
Fudge action
The Fudge Kitchen is one of our favourite shops in Cambridge. Not only for selling delicious fudge but the action too! The Cambridge Fudge Kitchen makes fudge on the spot using cream instead of butter, which gives it a lovely smooth texture. So pop in and say hello to the team, watch the action, and if you’re lucky, you might get a sample too!
The Corpus Clock is one of Cambridge’s most distinct monuments. Designed by Dr John C. Taylor OBE FREng and it shows that time is eating away in a striking way.
Set on the corner of Bene’t Street and Kings Parade, the Chop House boasts some of the best views in Cambridge. The food is traditionally British, no-nonsense and well presented.
Since the early 1900s, this quintessential tea room has been popular with students, tutors and visitors. With these stunning views , Copper Kettle is one of the best places for a fry up in Cambridge.
Contemporary gallery Byard Art offers a unique selection of two and three-dimensional work. They only sell originals and varies in medium, scale and price. Bespoke service is available.
The University of Cambridge Museums Shop sells lovely gifts for all ages, including greeting cards and scientific toys inspired by the eight University museums and the Botanic Garden.
If you are looking for a teddy bear, then this is the place to go! The Parade is home to some of the oldest teddy bears in the world.
Cambridge’s most famous brand. In 2008 the Cambridge Satchel was an instant hit with the bags featuring in Italian Vogue in its first year.
our tip – visit Cambridge open studios
local artists, craftspeople and designer-makers open their studios to showcase their work
