This Fitzwilliam is a substantial museum. You could easily come back for a number of visits. The room with all the Dutch flower paintings is my favourite. The building itself is also very special. More

What's nice about the Fitzwilliam is that it's a traditional, old fashioned museum. Exhibits organised by age, no interactive exhibits or garish information signs done in eye watering primary colours. While museums aimed at kids are great fun when you're with the kids, it is more difficult to enjoy them when it's just you and the grumpy old man so... More

A real treasure trove and right in the centre of town More

Lovely small museum with some wonderful visiting exhibitions also it is supported by the University and is free to enter More

We visited for a workshop with my niece which got her focused and interested in the artifacts. I think a short and sweet visit of 1 hour to a specific gallery is ideal . We plan to go back in half term to look at one of the other galleries. More

Well laid out interesting exhibits with good information and very good coffe shop More

My wife and I went to the museum on Tuesday . This visit was with the aim of seeing the Pre-Raphaelite collection in particular as they have the famous "Cherry Ripe " by Millais and some other guys including Holman Hunt. There is also a modest Picasso, ditto Turner , some Barbara He[pworth , Saurat , Van Eyke and many... More

This is a brilliant museum but you probably need several visits to see it all. Highly recommended More

We visited Cambridge on a damp and drizzly day, and having already paid for the Park & Ride and then been quickly relieved of a quid for a map in the Tourist Information centre, we were feeling a bit like we'd been mugged, so we were quite keen on finding somewhere undercover to pass an hour or so that wouldn't... More