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St Andrew's Street. Cambridge (Photo: Not So Big Media)
Cambridge isn't really known as a late night city. Around Sidney Street/Market Street is the main area of the city for bars and clubs but St Andrew's Street is busy too. There's also a wide selection of restaurants, in popular areas like Bridge Street and Regent Street in the city centre or travel up to Chesterton for some of the city's best. Finally, why not take in a show at the Arts Theatre or see a concert at the Corn Exchange.
Cambridge has a wide selection of restaurants, with many national chains moving into the city. There are though plenty of great independent restaurants too, especially in the Chesterton and East Road areas. Popular dining areas are Bridge Street by the River Cam with its outdoor seating and Regent Street/St Andrew's Street.
Saturday night is Cambridge's main night out though the large student population keeps the partying going through the week too. The busiest bars and clubs can be found in the Sydney Street area, especially around Market Street, with many in St Andrew's Street too.