Official website for Fenland Tourism
See the original manuscript of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations.
Enjoy the floodlit spectacle of thousands of migratory swans feeding.
Visit some of the most spectacular parish churches in the country.
Find out how the Stone Age inhabitants of Fenland lived 3,500 years ago.
Experience the unique landscape with its spectacular skies, so beloved by artists and writers.
Take a leisurely trip by narrowboat along some of the least crowded waterways in Britain.
Visit Wisbech, the capital of the Fens, with its fine Georgian architecture.
Welcome to Fenland. This is the online destination to discover all that's great about this fantastic part of England, to find accommodation for your stay and to discover more about the area. You will find a wealth of information about things to do and places to go, to gain inspiration about how to spend your time here.
The accommodation is situated in two converted outbuildings, with five large...
Chesterfield Lodge offers self-catering holiday accommodation in the West Nor...
Tastefully renovated, the Dairy Annexe is converted into a self-catering bung...
The property is a pretty detached cottage on the edge of the village. It is s...
The property is a sympathetically restored Edwardian farmhouse set in its own...
After four years of hard work - Wainman House in Wisbech has been lovingly re...
This light and airy first floor apartment is part of a converted coach house...
At The Oliver Cromwell Hotel you are always very welcome whether you are stay...
The Cross Keys, Chatteris - a 16th century coaching inn - is in a pleasant Fe...
The Cambridgeshire Fens cover an area of around 200 square miles of extremely flat, mostly agricultural land, west of The Wash. Nestling between the cathedral city of Peterborough and the university town of Cambridge, Fenland makes an ideal destination for a short break all year round. With a wide range of attractions and sites to see, it is also an area renowned for its wildlife, quiet roads, perfect for cycling, and extensive network of rivers ideal for a leisurely water-based holiday.
The four vibrant market towns – Whittlesey, Chatteris, March and Wisbech, the ‘capital of the fens’ – are rich in history and well worth a visit in their own right. With a wide choice of accommodation, pubs and restaurants, why not stop off and explore the hidden backs streets and sample the fresh local produce at one of the many restaurants and pubs?
Enjoy an abundance of fresh local produce, buy from our farm shops and markets or try at our many gastro pubs and restaurants.
The Cambridgeshire Fens borders on Peterborough, Lincolnshire, and Norfolk.
Whittlesey sits on the very western edge of the Fens, close to the cathedral city of Peterborough. The town has an interesting maze of streets with a mix of architecture spanning several centuries.
Chatteris would have been a seaside town in Neolithic times, it perched on the edge of a vast tract of salt marshes.
March was once an island surrounded by marshes. As the land was drained and made more fertile the town grew and prospered.
Wisbech, the Capital of the Fens, is the perfect place for a day out or a break to get away from it all. There is plenty of accommodation choice, from historic town centre hotels to attractive B&Bs in rural settings and charming self-catering cottages.
The Luxe Cinema is a stylish and independent, film-lovers' delight offering a whole new experience for movie fans.
The eclectic interior of the auditorium offers a luxurious atmosphere, where one can cosy up and relax on either a leather armchair or two-seater sofa.
The sophisticated Luxe Lounge will provide an ambient setting for enjoying pre- and post-film drinks and nibbles with a difference in the elegant fully licensed bar.
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