St Mary & All Saints Church
A church fit for kings — birthplace of Richard III, burial site of the House of York, and one of England’s finest parish churches. A jewel of Perpendicular Gothic architecture.
A church fit for kings — birthplace of Richard III, burial site of the House of York, and one of England’s finest parish churches. A jewel of Perpendicular Gothic architecture.
Wander among wildflowers and rolling grassy humps in this former medieval quarry, now one of Britain’s richest wildlife habitats.
Meet meerkats, monkeys, reptiles, and more at this dedicated animal rescue centre, open on select days to support its vital conservation work.
Meet animals, explore the restored 18th-century watermill, enjoy tractor rides, nature trails and play areas, and experience rural life surrounded by history, wildlife and open skies.
A giant inflatable water park and watersports venue in the Fenland countryside.
Championship golf just outside the city heart—Fenland fairways and modern clubhouse comforts.
Explore a nature reserve where industrial past meets ecological treasure.
An internationally important wetland and a birdwatcher’s paradise.
A village landmark linking Eye’s present to its rich fenland past.
Housed in a former Bedford Level Corporation building, Thorney Heritage Museum tells the remarkable story of how this fenland ‘island’ was transformed from marsh to farmland.
Discover the Fenland abbey whose influence reached deep into Peterborough’s past.
Once a powerhouse of the Fenlands, Crowland Abbey shaped Peterborough’s medieval growth.
Once a powerhouse of the Fenlands, Crowland Abbey shaped Peterborough’s medieval growth.
A modern mosque with beautiful architecture, open to visitors on special days.
A local park with play areas, sports courts, and green space for the community.
Historic Grade I listed church anchoring the Paston community.
Set beside the River Nene, this floodlit all-weather track on the Embankment welcomes clubs, schools and casual runners alike. Perfect for training, competition or keeping fit outdoors, it’s a vibrant hub for athletics, community sport and healthy activity in the city.
A revitalised stretch of the River Nene lined with walkways, seating, and striking public art. Once industrial, now inspiring — Fletton Quays blends modern architecture with heritage, creating a welcoming riverside destination for reflection, connection and discovery.
Peterborough’s great outdoor stage for festivals, concerts and open-air celebrations. Framing the river with sweeping lawns, pathways and views of the Cathedral, the Embankment is where the city comes together for culture, sport and community life throughout the year.