Train
Cambridge train station serves as the primary transportation hub, offering connections to major airports in the South of the UK via London. From London, you have two direct options: the slightly slower London Liverpool Street route with more stops (approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes), or the popular fast train from Kings Cross, taking around an hour.
For detailed schedules and booking information, please visit the National Rail website for more information.
Car
In the spirit of sustainability, we encourage all attendees to prioritize eco-friendly modes of travel and minimize driving to the conference, both to reduce emissions and to alleviate congestion within the city. However, if driving is unavoidable, Cambridge offers three main car parks, with the Grand Arcade car park being the closest to the conference venue.
For further details on parking locations and availability, please consult the Cambridge City Council website.
Cycling
Cambridge is known for being bicycle-friendly, with dedicated bike lanes and bike-sharing programs available. Consider renting a bike or bringing your own to explore the city sustainably.
Accomodation
There are numerous accommodation options available in Cambridge, ranging from hotels and bed-and-breakfasts to serviced apartments.
Please visit the University Accomodation Service for a list of reccomended accomodation.
Outside of term time, guests can also stay in some of the Cambidge Colleges, visit University Rooms for more information.
Discover Cambridge in a new light with a map created by The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk as part of Open Cambridge, which shows landmarks related to existential risks that we research including disease outbreaks, environmental change and technological acceleration.
When you click on each landmark on the map, there will be a short description, link to further details and information on whether it is open or closed to the public. Visit the map here
For more information on things to do while your in Cambridge, visit the Visit Cambridge website.
Download the map here