Official website for Fenland Tourism
1 Nene Parade, March, PE15 8TD
Built in 1680, The Ship Inn is housed in a grade 2 listed thatched riverside pub with boat moorings. According to What Pub the unusual carved beams are said to have 'fallen off a barge' during the building of Ely Cathedral. Quaint wobbly floor and wall to the toilets of pub, and to a small games room. Collection of pump clips. Darts. Received a CAMRA Gold Award in April 2012.
This unique tea parlour serves over 40 teas and infusions from around the wor...
Situated in Market Place, with outside seating in the market square.
Ye Olde Griffin Hotel is a friendly venue offering delicious food and great d...
Popular local pub with live music, home cooked food and coffee shop.
At the recently-opened, Wetherspoon's operated, Hippodrome Hotel the 13...
A former cinema spectacularly converted into a pub by national chain Wethersp...
The museum is split into three main exhibition rooms, all filled with interes...
The Spice Bank is a new contemporary Indian Cuisine combining time honored me...
Fossils Galore is a non-profit education centre that started in 2002 as a web...
Air-conditioned gyms are an ideal place to reach your fitness goals with late...
Cassanos - Club night every Saturday with live DJs, also available to hire fo...
At The Oliver Cromwell Hotel you are always very welcome whether you are stay...
Located in the centre of March, VS King William is close to all the amenities...
