Situated in the heart of Constable country you will find the the old wool town of Clare. Boasting many historical gems including a 13th century Augustinian Priory, the stone keep ruins of Clare Castle dating back to William the Conqueror and a Mediaeval Town Church.

An old market town with markets held on Wednesday and Saturday plus lots of other new shops. The Abbey Gardens are a delight to walk around as is the Cathedral. The town also boasts to have the smallest pub in the UK - The Nutshell.

The village's best-known landmark is the Imperial War Museum and in the village there is a 14th century chapel and two historic 12th century churches plus country inns, local shops, a bank and a hotel.

Well know for its historic colleges, churches and punting on the River Cam. Popular with visitors as there is always something to see and do and numerous restaurants