Following government advice, all public events have been cancelled and University buildings closed until further notice.

In the meantime, here are some ways to explore Cambridge from your own home.

Discover our collections online

• See treasures of Cambridge University Library in high resolution.
• Discover highlights from the Fitzwilliam Museum online.
• Visit Kettle’s Yard on a virtual tour and live webcam (5.30am to 8.30pm daily, UK time) or discover some of the collection’s objects in 360-degree views.
• Watch videos about objects in the Museum of Classical Archaeology's collection
• Explore the Polar Museum’s collections.
• Find out about the history of science and its instruments from astrolabes to microscopes on the Whipple Museum website.
• Get up close and personal with some spectacular specimens from the Museum of Zoology’s collections.
• Get to know plants from the Botanic Garden chosen by the Head of Horticulture or see weekly wanders on YouTube while we're unable to go in person.

Virtual visits

Explore some of collegiate Cambridge’s most recognisable buildings on Google Street View.

Watch

Watch the 2020 Science Festival climate talk or browse more videos on the University's YouTube channel.

Listen

Exercise your little grey cells with podcasts from across the University.

• Visit the University on Soundcloud or Apple podcasts for talks and public events such as the Festival of Ideas, Science Festival and Cambridge Series at the Hay Festival
• See more podcasts produced by students and academics across Cambridge

Read

Settle down with our deep-dives into dozens of fascinating topics in our long reads or catch up with the latest research news and features.

Connect

Connect with our museums and libraries, departments and faculties, and Colleges through their websites and social media.