Cambridge is a historic university city in Cambridgeshire, located about 120 kilometers from Whyteleafe. The most practical way to travel is by train from London King's Cross or Liverpool Street. By car, the route involves the M25 and M11, which can take around 2 hours. Cambridge is famous for its colleges, river punting, and academic history. Plan your journey to allow time for exploring the city center on foot.
Total Distance: 120 km driving distance, 105 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 2 hours 30 mins | 2 hours |
| Avg Price | 40 GBP - 60 GBP | 25 GBP (fuel) |
| Operator | Greater Anglia | N/A |
| Route | Whyteleafe to London Bridge, then London Underground to King's Cross, then train to Cambridge. | M25 clockwise to Junction 27, then M11 north to Cambridge. |
| Tip | The train from King's Cross to Cambridge is very fast and frequent. | Cambridge city center has strict parking rules; use the Park and Ride service. |
Visit in the spring or summer to enjoy the beautiful college gardens and river activities.