About Cambridge
Everything you need to know ahead of EUVAS 2026.
Situated in the East of England with easy access by road, rail or air, Cambridge is home to the famous University and Colleges. Boasting beautiful, historic architecture, a variety of venues and hotels, it’s an exciting destination for conferences. Cambridge has been at the heart of world-changing discoveries for centuries, and today it’s a city of innovation, embracing entrepreneurial spirit and ground-breaking research. There’s a tangible passion for the sharing of knowledge between academia and business, making Cambridge and the region the place to meet.
Beyond the course
Cambridge is compact and easy to explore on foot, making it possible to combine the EUVAS programme with time to discover the city.
Take a walk along the River Cam, explore the historic college buildings and courtyards, or visit one of the city's many museums and collections. For those interested in the history of science and medicine, Cambridge offers a particularly rich range of places to explore, reflecting the discoveries and people that have shaped modern scientific thinking.
The city's academic character is also evident beyond the University. Cambridge is home to a thriving ecosystem of research institutes, hospitals, science and technology companies and innovative organisations, with strong links between academic research and industry.
Make time for Cambridge
Whether you have a few hours between sessions or an extra day before or after the meeting, we hope you’ll take the opportunity to experience Cambridge for yourself.
Useful information
Discover Cambridge's museums, colleges, historic sites and other attractions.
Find restaurants, cafés, pubs and places to enjoy an evening with colleagues.
Cambridge is a walkable city, with local buses, taxis and cycling options also available.
Find more inspiration and practical information for planning your stay.