The journey from Horley to Cambridge covers approximately 95 miles, moving from the south of London to the historic university city in the east. By car, the route involves the M23, M25, and M11, which can be a long drive depending on traffic around the M25. Rail travel is the most recommended method, requiring a train into London Victoria, a transfer to London King's Cross or Liverpool Street, and then a direct service to Cambridge. Cambridge is a very cycle-friendly city, and the station is well-connected to the center by bus and bike. The journey takes roughly 2 hours by car or 2 hours 30 minutes by train.
Total Distance: 150 km driving distance and 120 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 2 hours 30 mins | 2 hours |
| Avg Price | 40-60 GBP | 30-40 GBP in fuel |
| Operator | Great Northern and Greater Anglia | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Horley to London, then King's Cross to Cambridge. | M23, M25, M11 (Junction 11). |
| Tip | The fast trains from King's Cross take only 50 minutes to reach Cambridge. | The M11 is generally faster than the A10; use the M11 for better traffic flow. |
Spring or summer to enjoy the river Cam and the college gardens.