Definitely worth a visit. There are some very interesting features and treasures to learn about. Also had a bit of a workout going up and down small spiral staircases and standing o the top of the roof with a 360 degree view. Fabulous. We stayed on for evensong. The children in the choir sang beautifully. We were made to feel most welcome. Thanks to the staff and volunteers for making our day special.

Me and my Mum visited the Cathedral today for the exhibition and we were taken aback by the history there. We joined the tour, taken by Steve, and couldn't have had a better tour guide. He was very informative, approachable and made us appreciate the history there even more.

We were 16 members of Haverhill U3A on an organized visit and, on arrival, were met by 2 guides, both of whom were excellent. 8 of us went with Stephen, whose depth of knowledge of the cathedral and its history was remarkable and he told its story with enthusiasm and obvious love of the place. This is a remarkable building with a remarkable history and is well worth a visit, if only for the stories of Mary, Queen of Scots and Catherine of Aragon, whose remains were buried there, but much, much more!

Haverhill U3A City Walkers group visited the vibrant City of Peterborough on 7 February 24 for its monthly outing. Highlight of the day was a guided tour of the Cathedral . Well worth a visit to this magnificent 12th Century building. Our guide, Stephen Dodding, conducted an interesting tour of the building pointing out the architectural aspects, the local social history and it's importance in National History. A City centre location. A visit is strongly recommended.

Beautiful cathedral, definitely worth a visit. Lots outside too of historical interest. Great to see where the 1980s series Barchester Chronicles was filmed.!!The Cathedral tour was very good. We also went on the Tower Tour. I thoroughly recommend it as very interesting and also lots of spiral staircases to climb and lots of views inside the cathedral and of course outside. You also do not retrace your steps for the ascent which was more interesting. I’m not keen on heights so a bit nervous. However, absolutely fine as pillars to hide behind (!)when looking down into the cathedral.

Fantastic! Went twice over the weekend and had a guided tour this morning by a lady named Sue. She was so lovely and incredibly knowledgeable. We learned so much from her! Thank you to Sue for making our visit so memorable! There is so much to see at the cathedral and so much history entwined within it's story. A visit (and tour) is highly recommended!

We booked a highlights tour of the cathedral which made the visit much more interesting. Our guide James was so knowledgeable and we found out so many interesting facts about the cathedral and the people connected to it over the years. I would highly recommend doing this.

We were welcomed warmly the moment we stepped in to Peterborough Cathedral. After a short time wandering by ourselves, we joined a guided tour. Sue is an excellent guide. She is very knowledgeable and her passion for the architecture of the cathedral shone through. She shared some fascinating theories about parts of the building and opened our eyes. The tour was meant to last an hour, but Sue had so much to share that it ran to about an hour and a half. The Tower Tour was equally as impressive and worth the effort. Do be mindful of narrow, ancient stairs, and being incredibly high up. It gives you an opportunity to see the painted ceilings and the stained glass up close. It also affords great views of the inside of the cathedral and the external environs. Rod and Richard were a font of knowledge and pointed out even more details. The Windlass was a highlight. We left Peterborough with an amazing appreciation of the cathedral's construction. Thank you to all volunteers and staff.

A visit to Peterborough cathedral which on itself was a must visit . However on that day there was a tour of the three floors of the cathedral ending up on the highest point outside . The tour lasted approximately 2 hours 180 steps there about going up and about and about the same coming down the steps led us through narrow staircases walk ways with a big drop but adequately protected by hand rails You have to be reasonably fit and not be to afraid of heights . We eventually ended up with a great panoramic view of Peterborough and far reaching views . There were two guides Keith and Rod who were great ,friendly ,informative Guides we thank you . Cost £15 per person but definitely worth it !

It goes without saying that it is a building of huge interest and architectural importance as well as beauty. The welcome from volunteers was warm and the upper-levels tour was superb - two knowledgeable guides who really went the extra mile (well, it's not quite that far) to ensure that we didn't miss any points of interest. Thank you!