The big red brick building in Mill Road between Kingston Street and the railway bridge, adjacent to Regent Language School right at the foot of the railway bridge, has has been known as "The Old Library" in the past. It will be home of the Cambridge Hindu Shrine.
Bharat Bhavan means "House of India". It is used by the Indian Cultural and Community Association, ICCA, www.icca.co.nr

The ICCA aspires to the beautiful words of Mahatma Gandhi: "I do not want my house to be walled in on all sides and my windows to be closed, instead I want the cultures of all lands to be blown about my house as freely as possible."
All mayor Indian festivals celebrated and guests are welcome to join in.

Bharat Bhavan can be hired by community groups, for meetings, concerts (excellent acustics!), conferences, classes and events. details how to book see
www.rainbow-cambridge.org.uk/icca/booking.htm

Parking is limited; try car park Gwydir Street, just behind the Bath House Mill Rd. (pay & display - free after 5pm & on Sundays) or streets in the neighbourhood. If you park in front of the building, make sure the access to the depot is free for heavy lorries and buses at all times.
NO ILLIGAL PARKING - the traffic wardens have their depot next door and are patrolling past every hour!

Public transport: busses Citi 2, 16, 17, stop "Gwydir Street".
10 min walk from the railway station (just walk to the right across the station carpark, under the cycle bridge with plastc tunnel and carry on until you come to Mill Road: you see Bharat Bhavon opposite, as on the photo above)
From the central bus station walk past the police station and fire brigade about one Kilometer along Mill Road - just before the railway bridge on your left is Bharat Bhavan. Or take bus "Citi 2" towards Addenbrooke's until 'Gwydir Street'.