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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.

Construction of the current building began in 1118 under Abbot John de Sais. The magnificent Romanesque-style building took over a century to complete.

Thorpe Meadows is a public park and recreational area in Peterborough. It is ideal for walking and running.

Only the walls remain today. The cloister was destroyed after 1643 during the English Civil War.

The grounds of Peterborough Cathedral, are known as the Minster Precinct. Originally a monastic site, the area features gardens, historical buildings, and paths that lead to the stunning Norman cathedral.

always windy one way,today 50/50 was no wind towards Newborough

nice clear cycleway to and from Newborough

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.