



Peterborough Cathedral
The Cathedral’s core purpose is to share the love of God in Christ Jesus, affirming life in all its fullness and drawing people into relationship with him. Renowned for its stunning Norman architecture and as the burial place of Henry VIII’s first queen, Katharine of Aragon, the Cathedral is also a major visitor attraction at the very heart of the city of Peterborough, a place of welcome and learning, celebration and sanctuary.
There is so much to see here that there is something for everyone – whether you are interested in its unique medieval nave ceiling, or would like to take a Tower Tour, or to bring the family to enjoy our lively programme of events and exhibitions, we would be delighted to see you.
The Cathedral is open for visiting throughout the year, but please check times online beforehand as there can be restrictions or changes.
This is the page to check the opening times at Peterborough Cathedral.
Our Events

10th Feb 2026to 28th Feb 2026
Peterborough - Helios by Luke Jerram
Latest news from Peterborough Cathedral
The Nation’s Favourite Stained Glass Window – St Albans Cathedral – Rose Window – 3rd Place
3rd place in our search to find the Nation’s favourite stained glass window goes to the Rose
The Nation’s Favourite Stained Glass Window –Wells Cathedral – Jesse Window – 4th Place
4th place in our search to find the Nation’s favourite stained glass window goes to the Jesse
Katharine of Aragon Festival: Peterborough gets Ready
Peterborough Cathedral is getting ready to celebrate the life and legacy of one of Tudor
Luke Jerram’s Helios – Peterborough Cathedral
Peterborough Cathedral has announced that it will be hosting Helios, a spectacular touring
Cathedral Christmas Tree Festivals
Christmas tree festivals can be found in many of our cathedrals this season when they invite
Solace opens in Peterborough Cathedral
Peterborough Cathedral will host Solace, a pair of glass wings symbolising freedom, fragility
Contact cathedral
Peterborough Cathedral
Minster Precincts
Peterborough
PE1 1XS
01733 355315
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