Getting here

Grand Arcade is conveniently located in the heart of Cambridge, bordered by Downing Street, St Andrew's Street, Corn Exchange Street and Lion Yard.

The Postcode for Grand Arcade is CB2 3BJ. (Grand Arcade Shopping Centre)

For the Grand Arcade Car Park, please use Postcode CB2 3QJ.

Park and ride

The city centre can be very congested and one of the easiest ways to reach Grand Arcade is by Park and Ride. There are five Park and Ride locations around Cambridge with regular buses into the city.

Full information on Park and Ride click here

By car

Cambridge is serviced north to south by the M11, and east to west by the A14. As you come into the city, follow the signs to Grand Arcade. There is a brand new multi-storey car park for 950 cars adjoining Grand Arcade.

If you are using sat nav, the car park postcode is CB2 3QJ. You may also find The AA's route planner helpful. We also have further information on parking if you have special needs.

Grand Arcade Multi-storey car-park

By rail

There are regular trains to Cambridge from London's King's Cross, Liverpool Street, Norwich, Kings Lynn and Peterborough. Grand Arcade is a 15 minute walk from the station and there are regular bus services to and from Cambridge train station.

Get train times to Cambridge click here

By bus

There is an extensive network of buses throughout the city which stop at the interchanges of Emmanuel Street and Drummer Street, just outside Grand Arcade.

For more information on buses in Cambridge click here

By bike

There is a free bike-park for approximately 500 bikes run by Station Cycles just outside Grand Arcade on Corn Exchange Street.

Station Cycles at the Grand Arcade cycle park, offers a secure parking facility, hire station, and full repairs workshop as well as a fully stocked cycle shop.

For enquiries, please contact Station Cycles at the Grand Arcade on: 01223 307655 or via their website: http://www.stationcycles.co.uk/ 

On Foot

Grand Arcadeis located at the heart of Cambridge city centre. We are bordered by Downing Street, St Andrew's Street, Corn Exchange Street and Lion Yard. Google maps can be relied upon to plot good pedestrian routes to the centre from a variety of locations within the city.