About

Kettle's Yard in Cambridge offers a captivating blend of art and history, inviting visitors to explore its eclectic collection in a unique setting. With an impressive 4.7 average rating on Google, this art museum and gallery showcases works by renowned artists like Alfred Wallis, Ben Nicholson, and Barbara Hepworth, alongside contemporary exhibitions such as the free display by Zimbabwean artist Portia Zvavahera. The well-curated spaces house intriguing pieces, including the standout artifact, "Flattened Vase" by Zoe Ellison. Visiting Kettle's Yard offers an engaging and enriching experience, enhanced by enthusiastic volunteers and informative staff. The on-site café provides a pleasant spot to unwind with a range of food and drinks, making the 1-2 hours spent here genuinely worthwhile. Ideal for art and history enthusiasts, this attraction is a highly recommended stop in Cambridge.

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Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Recommended buy tickets ahead, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Castle Street
Bus stop 64 m walk
St John's Coll Pathway
Bus stop 349 m walk
The Busway Shire Hall
Bus stop 191 m walk
Shire Hall
Bus stop 272 m walk
St Peter's Street
Bus stop 23 m walk
Hertford Street
Bus stop 280 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.7
based on 1,347 reviews
4.7/5 1,347 reviews
Andy Green
Andy Green
2 weeks ago on Google

Between greatness and pretentiousness - you never know what's coming though so there in lies its charm

Soraya Bounould
Soraya Bounould
2 weeks ago on Google

Nous avons visité ce musée à l’occasion d’une exposition temporaire. Les salles sont grandes, bien éclairées et la muséographie de qualité. Ne pas hésiter à aller visiter St Peter’s Church, église accolée au musée où vous découvrirez un bénitier tout à fait étonnant !

Jannine Robinson
Jannine Robinson
2 weeks ago on Google

An absolute gem for art lovers- the house is old and creaky (I think there was an elevator to one floor). It has art that the owner collected during his lifetime and downstairs there are modern art pieces on display. There is a cafe and a small gift shop. Maybe a little ‘add on’ to your Fitzwilliam visit the other side of town. I recommend longer than an hour if you’re interested in art. Get a ticket before you come. Tickets can last for beyond your visit! Staff helpful.

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