Here's some helpful information to help you plan a ride out to some of our most interesting destinations. Your best buy ticket to travel to any of these places in our dayrider plus ticket - use it on any of our buses in the area.

Ely
routes 9/X9

A charming town to wander round. The cathedral, begun in about 1081, is one of England's glories. The original central tower was replaced in 1322 by the octagonal lantern tower with amazing fan-vaulted timber roof that you now see. This triumph of medieval engineering is breathtaking in its beauty.
In the Stained Glass Museum you can discover the secrets of this ancient craft.
In St Mary's Street is Oliver Cromwell's House. He led the country after the execution of Charles I in 1649 and became the country's first and only (so far!) Lord protector.

Buses from Cambridge run up to every 30 mins throughout the day - click here for more details. You can also use route 12 from Newmarket to Ely, every hour - click here for more details.

Newmarket
routes 11/12

An interesting market town famous for horse racing, breeding and training. Discover the history of the sport of kings in the National Horseracing Museum in the High Street.

Buses from Cambridge run up to every 30 minutes - see here.
If you live in Ely, use route 12 - every hour, or coming from Bury St. Edmunds use route 11.

Duxford
citi 7

There's so much to see and do, with 180 historic aircraft including such beauties as the Bristol Britannia, a Comet, Viscount, VC10 and a prototype Concorde.

Learn about the invasion of Europe in The Normandy Experience, Earl Montgomery in Monty and The Battle of Britain exhibition.

Citi 7 runs to Duxford Air Museum up to every 30 minutes from the city centre and rail station - see here.
Show your bus ticket for reduced price entry.

Royston
route 26

A small & interesting market town just over the boarder in Hertfordshire, which grew up where two ancient roads cross.

Visit Royston & District Museum to see the Royston Tapestry, an on-going project which shows scenes from the town's past. A growing market meets in the town centre on Wednesdays and Saturdays with a great selection of local produce available.

Hidden beneith Melbourn Street is Royston Cave - discovered purely by accident and believed to be unique in Europe: well worth a visit.

Route 26 runs every hour from Cambridge - see here for details.