This video is included in the Virtual Pass and will be available online from 23 September.

In 2021, the Cambridge Museum of Technology took the online Alumni Festival audience on an aerial odyssey around the city.  

In this video, explore the rapidly-changing city in 2022 through a series of montages :

• Soar above Parker's Piece and Queen's Green for panoramas of the collegiate centre
• Explore new development at Cambridge North, Cambridge Business Park and Science Park
• Cross the Chisholm Trail Bridge across the River Cam and follow Stourbridge Common to Cambridge Museum of Technology on Riverside
• See how solar and wind renewable-energy generation is reshaping South Cambridge
• Explore the changing landscape of West Cambridge with developments on Sidgwick Avenue, New Cavendish and Eddington campuses

About Cambridge Museum of Technology

The museum opened to the public in 1971 and was founded by students of Cambridge University and workers at local businesses. This independent museum, housed in a former Victorian pumping station on the banks of the River Cam, is the home of the city's industrial heritage. The museum features working steam engines from the pumping station and local manufacturing industries. It also has displays exhibits from Cambridge's brickworks and the Cambridge University & Town Gas Light Company.

A few of our permanent displays can be seen in the Pye Building which hosts the exhibition of the early high-tech companies that seeded "Silicon Fen" and the Print Room contains working printing presses from over 500 years of Cambridge printing heritage. 

This video was created by a team of volunteers