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**National Trust Cambridge – Wimpole Hall Restaurant**

Nestled within the picturesque grounds of Wimpole Hall, the National Trust Cambridge invites visitors to experience a delightful fusion of history and hospitality. Our restaurant serves as a perfect retreat for those exploring the stunning estate, offering a menu that features locally sourced ingredients and seasonal delights. Whether you’re here for a leisurely lunch after a stroll through the gardens or a cozy afternoon tea, our dedicated team is committed to ensuring every moment of your visit is exceptional.

At National Trust Cambridge, we pride ourselves on our welcoming atmosphere, rich heritage, and commitment to sustainability. Each meal is crafted with care, reflecting our passion for quality service and customer satisfaction. Our knowledgeable staff is always on hand to assist with any inquiries, making your experience seamless and enjoyable.

We invite you to discover the unique charm of Wimpole Hall and indulge in a culinary experience that celebrates the best of British cuisine. For reservations or more information, please contact us at 01223 206000 or visit our website at [National Trust Cambridge](https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/). Join us for a memorable dining experience that embodies the spirit of the National Trust and the beauty of Cambridge.

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Laura Ramirez-Mann

5 Google Rating

Stunning and simply beautiful. A wonderful place for the whole family. Great walks and lovely places

5/ 5

Stunning and simply beautiful. A wonderful place for the whole family. Great walks and lovely places for picnics. I would definitely go again.

Tommy Griffin

5 Google Rating

Great day out.

5/ 5

Great day out.

Derek Haden

4 Google Rating

Excellent place to visit. Grounds are massive, if you plan on walking to the Folly I suggest you tak

4/ 5

Excellent place to visit. Grounds are massive, if you plan on walking to the Folly I suggest you take some good walking boots, it's quite a hike. The inside of the building is interesting, the ceiling all being heavily decorated.

Salim Noorbaccus

5 Google Rating

Great place to visit anytime you can come for a picnic or lunch or even for a long walk. Lovely scen

5/ 5

Great place to visit anytime you can come for a picnic or lunch or even for a long walk. Lovely scenery and cattle šŸ„ everywhere.

Daniel Ashworth

5 Google Rating

A really great day out. Lots to see and do and keep children entertained.

5/ 5

A really great day out. Lots to see and do and keep children entertained.

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