Standing proudly in the heart of Cathedral Square, St John the Baptist Church is one of Peterborough’s most striking landmarks. With its graceful stone arches, 15th-century tower, and lively community atmosphere, it bridges centuries of history with a living spirit of welcome.

This active Anglican parish church was rebuilt in the 1400s after the original medieval structure was relocated brick by brick to its present site. Inside, you’ll find a light-filled nave, historic monuments, beautiful stained glass, and regular concerts, exhibitions, and services that make this more than just a historic site — it’s a place of gathering, music, and reflection.