Standing just over two metres high on the forecourt of the Key Theatre, Lagoon is an inviting piece of modern British sculpture by Sir Anthony Caro, one of the country’s most influential post-war artists. Made from interlocking sheets of mild steel, bolted and...
Covering the entire river-facing frontage of Bridge House, the Mitchell Engineering Mural was one of Peterborough’s most distinctive pieces of post-war public art. Designed and carved in situ by Arthur J. Ayres in 1955, the monumental bas-relief stretched across 51...
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 thriving volunteer-run community garden and urban green space where sustainability comes to life. Grow vegetables, attend workshops, join family events, or simply relax among nature — a green sanctuary connecting people, wellbeing and the heart of 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.
A landmark riverside campus combining striking contemporary design with a mission for opportunity and innovation. ARU Peterborough hosts exhibitions, public lectures and community events, opening its doors to residents and visitors keen to explore learning, architecture and modern city life.
Peterborough Railway Station is more than a transport hub — it’s the main arrival point for visitors travelling from London, the Midlands, the North, and beyond.
Explore the stories etched into Peterborough’s streets through the Blue Plaque Trail. Each plaque reveals a piece of the city’s heritage — from royal visitors to inventors, artists and reformers — creating an inspiring open-air museum of local history.
Standing proudly on the riverside since the 17th century, the Old Customs House recalls Peterborough’s bustling river-trade days. Once a toll house for goods arriving by barge, it remains a charming reminder of the city’s working-waterfront heritage.
Perched beside the River Nene, the Key Theatre stages drama, comedy, live music and family shows in an intimate, welcoming setting. With riverside dining and views across the Embankment, it’s a cultural gem at the heart of Peterborough’s creative life.
Bright, independent, and proudly local, Bewiched Coffee is a Peterborough-born café brand that’s all about quality coffee,
Experience the thrill of matchday at the Weston Homes Stadium, where loyal fans, fast-paced action, and family-friendly atmosphere make every game an unforgettable part of city life.
A former coal yard reborn as an eco-heritage attraction combining model railways, gardens and wildlife habitats. A hidden gem celebrating innovation, sustainability and family fun near the River Nene.
Travel through time on a heritage steam railway running from Peterborough to Wansford. With vintage carriages, events and family days, it’s a living link to the golden age of rail.