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Hello, i am going to peterborough soon, for an apoinment, but i have never been before, what is it like? is it a nice place? what is there to see there i was thinking of making it a weekend away
There is a wonderful Cathedral and good shopping in Queensgate. Ferry Meadows is a great place for a walk. Flag Fen Bronze Age Centre. Sacrewell Mill ( just outside Peterborough) is an interesting place with all old kitchen appliances and an insight into the way we used to live. Serpentine Green at Hampton is a smaller shopping mall with a big Tesco`s. Showcase Cinema. The Key Theatre. Nene Valley Railway (catch it at Orton Mere near Ferry Meadows) Plenty of eating out places. If you`re in the city centre Westgate House (upstairs) is a good place for a traditional lunch. Looking for somewhere to stay? There`s lots of Guest Houses along London Road, but The Ramada Hotel (1-1/2 miles from the centre) is a nice hotel with a lovely outlook over the rowing lake, the bar is nice and homely, and it`s not toooo dear. Peterborough`s not a bad place (there are worse) but there`s a lot of Eastern Europeans here.
Joe J
The Cathedral is worth visiting if you like that sort of thing.
Colindude
Have a look at Peterborough's website. Tells you whats on and whats happening.. etc.
http://www.peterborough.gov.uk/
sanny
I was there a few summers back for a few days and it was lovely but not sure what it will be like in winter.The people I met were all very nice.
g.m
not a place of interest , but i am sure you will get a warm welcome!! (enjoy)
ChocLover
It's not very exciting I'm afraid!
Michele
Good night life, lots of pubs and clubs and people generally very friendly
jomarie357
great Cathedral and good shopping - 40 minute drive to Cambridge if you're bored! Hey, you'll either love it or hate it - no one elses opinion counts!
Princess415
I'm not sure what it's got going for it, but my friend goes down there to film her craft show for the telly.
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