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Cambridge is great for shopping. There's a market every day of the week at the bustling city centre market square, and there are several department stores, shopping centres, designer shops, wonderful first- and second-hand bookshops and delicatessen.
The biggest shopping centre is The Grafton on Burleigh Street, which boasts a selection of over 70 shops, eating and entertainment venues just a short walk to the east of the city centre. Just as central is the indoor Lion Yard centre with more than 40 stores situated between the Petty Cury, the market and the bus station.
Jesus Lane Shopping Forum is a maze of small, independent stores in Jesus Lane near the Park Street car park and the Bridge Street Park & Ride stop. It's a great place to look for individual gift items. Bradwell's Court connects St Andrews Street with the bus station on Drummer Street and includes several high street stores. Art and craft items are on offer at the market on St John's Street.
The biggest shopping centre is The Grafton on Burleigh Street, which boasts a selection of over 70 shops, eating and entertainment venues just a short walk to the east of the city centre. Just as central is the indoor Lion Yard centre with more than 40 stores situated between the Petty Cury, the market and the bus station.
Jesus Lane Shopping Forum is a maze of small, independent stores in Jesus Lane near the Park Street car park and the Bridge Street Park & Ride stop. It's a great place to look for individual gift items. Bradwell's Court connects St Andrews Street with the bus station on Drummer Street and includes several high street stores. Art and craft items are on offer at the market on St John's Street.
