Cambridge - The Scott Polar research institue explores some of the facinating discoveries made during exhibitions to the Arctic and Antarctic. see paintings, journals, clothing equipment and maps all used on famous exhibitions and learn how battles were often won and lost in natures coldest environment.

Huntingdon - Oliver Cromwell is one of the most famous names in the history of the UK. A man who led parliment to victory over Charles the 1st and then went on to rule England with new laws (and even banned Christmas).

Duxford - Opened in 1920, the imperial war museum, Duxford displays Britains best preserved second world war airfields. Air shows are displayed throughout the year, use the contact details for more information.

Cambridge - The Archeology and Anthropology museum takes you on a journey through the ages, from different countries and regions of the world, you'll see how life has changed and explore ancient cultures. With 2 million years of history and over a million artifacts, the stories will astound you.

Cambridge - Part of Cambridge University, the Zoology museum will take you through history looking at wonders of the animal kingdom.

Cambridge - The Technology Museum in Cambridge is located in the old pumping station on Chedders Lane. The Pumping station was built in 1894 and the original pumps and boilers are still there today. Since 1968 the museum has helped restore machinery and show you it's proud history.

Central Peterborough - Based in the city centre of Peterborough, this museum displays the history of the city, including a victorian hospital room (complete with sound effects), a history of farming and some fantastic exhibitions. A great way to learn interesting facts whatever your age.

Cambridge - At the Fitzewilliam museum, Cambridgeshire you'll find over 500,000 pieces of incredible art amongst it's fine collection. Keep an eye out for some of the exhibitions coming up, use the contact details for more information.

Cambridge - Sedgwick museum offers you the chance to see some of the most facinating items of natural history. Since establishing itself as far back as 1728 and recognised as the oldest college in the university of Cambridge, the museum has continued to attract people for all over the country. Some of the fossils and rocks in the exhibitions date back at least 2 million years. Take a journey through time and learn about the history of the Earth and Earth science.