Stained glass windows are spectacular, absolutely stunning. Beautiful architecture. Catherine of Aragon tomb (with pomegranates gifts) worth seeing as well as the memorial to Edith Cavell WW2 heroine. Guide was very friendly and helpful.

The Katherine of Aragon Festival (25th to the 29th January) was exceptionally well organised and informative. Re-enactors were readily available to photograph and discuss their characters with members of the public. The queen herself was stunningly and authentically robed, but so was Thomas Cromwell, Henry VIII and the ladies-in-waiting, all of whom were ready to talk to onlookers. Credit must go to all who organised this historical pageant because they generated so much interest in the tudor period, especially in the loyal Katherine herself who was shamefully rebuffed by an ungrateful King because his needs had changed. I hope this festival becomes an annual event of the same magnitude. What an outstanding cathedral Peterborough is and rightly named "Luckiest of All".

The cathedral is beautiful and feels like an island of serenity in the centre of Peterborough. There is a wonderful atmosphere inside and all the staff and friendly and enthusiastic but also respectful. We found the little card guides really helpful . I was particularly interested to see the tomb of Katherine of Aragon but once inside realised there were other fascinating sights, such as the centuries-old painted oak ceiling. We were so fascinated by the cathedral that we went on the Tower Tour . Our fantastic guides Barry and Paul were brilliant and the whole tour - especially the magnificent views inside and outside (on the top of the cathedral ) was amazing . It really made our day. Highly recommend!

Absolutely stunning, the volunteers were so lovely. It's free to enter but they do have donation boxes. The ceilings are out of this world. They have 2 disabled parking spaces on the grounds but couldn't find how to get in but we did park in the disabled bays that were a 3 min walk. Would definitely go again if I'm in the area.

Impressive cathedral. Very large space. Impressive brickwork, arches, ceiling and tower. Didn't realise Petersborough had such an impressive monument. Church where Katherine of Aragon is entombed, and well as original burial site of Mary Queen of Scots. Magnificent ceiling. Very high arches. Impressive old heaters inside heating up the inside of the cathedral

Took my dad for the upper levels and tower tour as a Father’s Day present and I can’t recommend this tour enough! Our guide Gareth was so friendly and knowledgeable, we learnt so much about our beautiful cathedral. Loved it!

My wife and I visited this wonderful Cathedral today for the first time. We had a fantastic time all thanks to our guide, Brian. Brian gave us a superb guided tour and although it should have only lasted one hour he stayed with us for one and a half hours at our request. His knowledge was impressive and he relayed it in a manner that had us hooked to the end.

Peterborough Cathedral (or, as it's officially named, the Cathedral Church of St Peter, St Paul and St Andrew) is the seat of the Anglican bishop of Peterborough and one of the most imposing medieval churches in England, its present building dating back to the 12th century, while the West facade is an impressive example of Early English Gothic. It features many busts, stone tables and church insignia; alas, during my visit less than half of the building was accessible, because a Star Wars-y show occupied most of the Eastern part of the church which I did not want to see. John Williams-type music was playing in the church constantly. This was actually my second visit to Peterborough Cathedral, but my first extended stay in the city. Entry is "free", but you're supposed to donate some money before you enter the nave proper. It's certainly worth parting with a few quid. The church grounds are also worth seeing, though the monastery garden wasn't accessible this time either. Entry is through the gate on the West side, which opens to Cathedral Square, the prettiest part of Peterborough.

Took an afternoon tour of Peterborough cathedral yesterday (start time: 2.30pm; cost: fiver): it was as excellent as the cathedral itself was marvellous. Guide Barrie Cull did a very, very fine job. Not only extremely knowledgable but highly personable with it. We had a delightful time.

During a much-needed summer break, we got to see the Unofficial Galaxies Star Wars exhibition at Peterborough Cathedral. This was the first Star Wars-related event I've attended since Star Wars Celebration Europe 2016. Dad wielding a lightsaber was a highlight. Special thanks to the volunteers who made us feel so welcome and part of an amazing community of fans.