Peterborough Cathedral

A lovely peaceful place to look around. There are some fine stained glass windows and interesting facts about the burial of Katherine of Aragon and Mary Queen of Scots - who knew the were interred there for a time?

Gorgeous cathedral, the celling looks stunning with all the paintings and sculptures well preserved. You can visit the ground floor yourself when it is open, and the tour is organised (on Wednesdays) to the Tower with the ability to climb upstairs to see the upper floors.Absolutely stunning place and a must-see if you are visiting Peterborough.

We traveled from the United States and visited the Cathedral, wonderful.I highly recommend anyone that loves history and religion to stop in and take a tour.I had a private tour by Peter who was a wealth of knowledge.Can’t say enough, beautiful cathedral and history.

I did the architectural tour of the cathedral. If this interests you then I highly recommend it. Fantastic guides that had me hanging on their every word. The morning tour took in the ground floor and outside areas, followed by lunch in Becketts tearooms. Then the afternoon spent in the upper levels and roof. I absolutely loved seeing the bones of the building.

It is absolutely magnificent and beautiful, very friendly service. Lots of things to see and learn from the historic cathedral.

My first visit here . So took my breath away. Absolute beautiful. Lovely welcome from staff/volunteer too. You can carpark on Brook Street for two it's £3.00. Bout 20 minutes walk to the cathedral. Took loads of photos here . Love it here. I definitely recommend visiting here. Top 5 star rating

Very friendly staff. We arrived with only 45 minutes before closing, and they directed us to the key areas very kindly.It's a lovely space, with good explanatory notes. Very atmospheric.

A remarkable cathedral which is free to enter and features stunning historical architecture.It has beautiful stained glass windows and the entire cathedral is warm inside thanks to the large radiators located throughout the building that heat it up.I recommend anybody who is interested in this cathedral to visit it.

I'm an engineer and build things for a living. But I am in awe of how cathedrals were built, how beautiful they are, and the fact that are still standing hundreds of years after they were first put up.I visited Peterborough Cathedral on a trip to get my passport renewed. It is an imposing gothic structure in a beautiful setting, and is well worth a visit. The cathedral runs guided tours, which are I would recommend as you learn a lot more than a casual walk around. If you don't have time for a tour, do spend a few quiet minutes taking in the atmosphere, and the acoustics, or maybe just thinking about it how it was built.The cathedral itself has a number of unique features, its architecture, its ceilings. and there being 2 queens buried there (Mary Queen of Scots, and Catherine of Arragon). I would definitely recommend a tour if you are visiting Peterborough.