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.
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Norman Cross
Norman Cross, just outside Peterborough, is a scheduled monument and the site of the world's first purpose built prisoner of war camp during the Napoleonic Wars of the late 1700s. Nene Park Trust has now taken ownership of the site to preserve it and share its story.
Dogsthorpe Star Pit
Explore a nature reserve where industrial past meets ecological treasure.
Nene Washes Nature Reserve
An internationally important wetland and a birdwatcher’s paradise.
St. Matthew’s Church, Eye
A village landmark linking Eye’s present to its rich fenland past.
Thorney Heritage Museum
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.
Thorney Abbey
Discover the Fenland abbey whose influence reached deep into Peterborough’s past.
Trinity Bridge
Once a powerhouse of the Fenlands, Crowland Abbey shaped Peterborough’s medieval growth.
Crowland Abbey
Once a powerhouse of the Fenlands, Crowland Abbey shaped Peterborough’s medieval growth.
Stanley Park
A local park with play areas, sports courts, and green space for the community.
Charter’s Bar – Floating Pub
Housed on a converted Dutch barge moored by the Town Bridge, Charters offers craft ales, hearty food and live music with a view. Peterborough’s iconic floating pub brings together locals and visitors for riverside relaxation and unforgettable nights afloat.
The Green Backyard
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.
Fletton Quays
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.
The Embankment
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.
Westgate Arcade
Discover an atmospheric arcade where Edwardian charm meets contemporary style. Independent shops, studios and cafés line its glass-roofed walkway, making Westgate Arcade a favourite spot for browsing, meeting friends and soaking up Peterborough’s creative, small-business energy.
Central Library
Peterborough’s main library — a welcoming space for books, culture, and community
Peterborough Blue Plaque Trail
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.
Old Customs House
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.
Peterborough Town Hall
A fine example of inter-war architecture, Peterborough Town Hall blends art-deco grace with civic purpose. Its grand council chamber and clock tower have witnessed decades of local democracy, celebrating the city’s spirit of progress, pride and community since 1933.
Central Park
Peterborough’s flagship city park, combining formal gardens, play areas, sports facilities and year-round events in a vibrant green oasis close to the city centre.
Woodston Ponds
A peaceful nature reserve tucked beside the River Nene, Woodston Ponds is a haven for wildlife and walkers alike. Discover reedbeds, wet woodland and bird hides offering close encounters with herons, kingfishers and dragonflies — a tranquil escape minutes from the city centre.
Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery
Housed in a Georgian mansion, the museum tells the city’s story from Roman settlement to modern times. Explore archaeology, fine art, fossils and ghost stories in one of Peterborough’s most atmospheric buildings.