
Unique Conference Venues in Cambridge
Discover unique conference venues in Cambridge that offer a blend of historical elegance and cutting-edge facilities for your next event.
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Cambridge offers a wealth of unique conference venues, blending historic charm with modern facilities.
Cambridge offers a wealth of unique conference venues, blending historic charm with modern facilities. Ideal for event organisers seeking distinctive settings that inspire creativity and foster collaboration. Consider the city's academic heritage and riverside views when planning your next conference.
CambridgeThe Cambridge Building
From £45 per person200200-capacity lecture theatre in 430-acre parkland estate near Cambridge, ideal for conferences with outdoor terrace, breakout areas, from £45 per delegate including cater
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Hilton Cambridge City Centre
From £2,500 per person200Host the celebration of a lifetime in our exclusive events area, featuring private use of the contemporary Isaac newton suite seating up to 150 Guests with its own private bar and built-in PA system, projector and screen to present those specials moments with your guests.
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Churchill College
From £1,000 per person150The Debating Chamber at Churchill College, also known as the Fellows’ Dining Room, offers a versatile and elegant setting for meetings, debates, and private dining. Set within Cambridge’s largest college campus, it combines natural light, contemporary art, and a traditional collegiate atmosphere. With flexible layouts accommodating up to 80 guests, the space is fully equipped with modern AV facilities, Wi-Fi, and hybrid meeting options—making it ideal for academic discussions, workshops, and high-level events.
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Clayton Hotel Cambridge
From £500 per person130A stylish hotel with modern meeting spaces and luxury amenities in Cambridge's vibrant City Quarter.
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The Cambridge Union
From £200 per person300The Debating Chamber at the Cambridge Union Society is a historic, Victorian-style hall with wood-paneled galleries and red seating. It hosts debates, speaker events, and ceremonies, accommodating up to 300 people theatre-style or 100 cabaret-style, and is equipped with a stage, projectors, Wi‑Fi, and a PA system. It blends tradition and modern functionality, making it an iconic venue for intellectual and public events in central Cambridge.
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