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Built in the late 12th century, this structure was the ceremonial gateway to one of England's most powerful Benedictine abbeys.

Peterborough's Cathedral Square was once a medieval marketplace. The square is defined by historic buildings, including the Peterborough Guildhall and St. John the Baptist Church.

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Ferry Meadows Visitor Centre Just a little tip for anyone using the caravan site next door: The visitor centre shop is a brilliant place to grab supplies. It has a lovely farm shop section with local produce, perfect for stocking up on tasty treats. They also have a good selection of small toys and gifts, which is handy if you need to keep the kids entertained!

The Norman Gate, also known as the Great Gate, Outer Gate, or Minster Foregate, serves as the primary entry point to the Galilee Court—the expansive area directly in front of the cathedral's west facade from Cathedral Square.

Popular cafe, often busy but has plenty of outdoor seating where you can sit with your bike.

This is a nice section of the trail to ride on. The double track has a compact grassland surface, with good views widespread. It is easy enough to ride through on dry weather days, but might be different when wet and mud are about

Southey Woods entrance is now blocked and the car parks that used to be inside the woods are now gone. The barrier at the entrance stops you from driving in. However, you can walk past the barrier and still hike, bike or walk in the woods. It is a popular area for dog walkers and hikers.