Hen party Activities In Cambridge

A hen weekend in Cambridge will provide you with the opportunity to explore the city’s iconic colleges, its lively nightlife, and its picturesque river. You can also visit some of the many museums and art galleries which are dotted around the city.

Sights and Sounds

It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in England and attracts over 4 million tourists every year. There are many iconic attractions in Cambridge, including King’s College Chapel, St John’s College, Trinity College, Fitzwilliam Museum and the Cambridge University Botanic Garden.

The city has a vibrant nightlife with many bars and clubs as well as outdoor activities such as punting on the River Cam or cycling along its towpaths.

Hen Do Ideas

We have some fantastic hen do activities in and around this world famous city.

The best way to explore the beautiful architecture and scenic views of Cambridge is by taking a punt along the River Cam. We offer a range of hen party punting packages, from self-drive to chauffeured ‘picnic and prosecco’ punts.

Fancy wetting your whistle afterwards? Treat yourselves to a Cocktail Masterclass workshop or Wine Tasting experience.

For groups looking for something more active, we offer our popular Dance Classes with 50 themes to choose from! For the artsy hens, our Life Drawing workshops consisting of a hunky nude model are a lot of fun and allow you to take home your own masterpiece and admire at leisure!

It’s not hard to see why Cambridge is one of our most relaxing and serene Hen Do destinations.

Staying in?

In addition to a variety of exciting activities that you can do when you’re out and about, we can arrange some fun home-based mobile activities for an at-home hen party. What better girly night in than to have a hunky, male Buff Butler play party games with and serve drinks and snacks. You could also try our fantastic mobile cocktail making and mobile life drawing workshops. Let the party come to you!

Fascinating Fact

Isaac Newton’s theory of gravity is one of the most famous scientific discoveries in history and it was developed by Newton, whilst studying at Cambridge. In November of 1684, Newton was sitting in his study when he saw an apple fall from a tree. This event triggered an idea in Newton’s head and he began to develop what would later become his theory of gravity.