Within Eastern England, Peterborough is a city celebrated for its rich history. At the core of its cultural heritage is the iconic Peterborough Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece renowned as one of the finest Norman buildings in the United Kingdom. Originating as a monastery in AD 656, the cathedral holds historical significance as the final resting place of notable figures such as Catherine of Aragon, Henry VII's first wife, and Mary, Queen of Scots. Beyond the city's history, Peterborough has plenty of natural splendour, with its breathtaking landscapes of Nene Park and Ferry Meadows. Nature lovers can enjoy the flora and fauna and vast countryside surrounding Sacrewell, while those who find themselves fascinated by prehistoric wonders can explore the archaeological treasures at Flag Fen. The city is also always proud to showcase its railway heritage, offering experiences at Nene Valley Rail and Railworld Wildlife Haven.