A nice facility in a great location that is underused by the people of Peterborough.read more

I have been here a few times and always had a good time. They have good parking area, but it is pay…read moreand display. It is easy to get to. They have a var area while you wait and good toilet facilities. The tickets for shows are not too expensive. A good night out.

The Broadway Theatre is in a prime location in the centre of the town. Originally built as an Odeon…read morecinema in 1937, the cinema closed in 1991 and stood idle for 6 years. It was purchased in 1997 and converted by a local entrepreneur into a theatre and art gallery, reopening as a 1,200 seat theatre in 2001. The interior of the Auditorium has been tastefully modernised but retains some of its original Art Deco character. The colour schemes are primarily creams and browns and the seats are well spaced and comfortable. There is an upstairs Circle Foyer bar with a reasonable amount of seating and the bar staff were friendly and helpful. I went to see the Australian Pink Floyd, a rock band, and band looked a little cramped on stage, but otherwise the performance and sound quality were both very good. Nice small comfortable venue, recommended.

The Broadway Theatre's now reopened (as of 12th of February 2011) and being run by StageLive.read more

Since the Haven and the Regal went over the years, Boston has been looking out for a new cinema to…read morefill the void, and the fact that it is a multiplex is even better. The cinema is modern and shows all the latest releases. The ticket prices are reasonable and an added bonus that you book your tickets online. My niece and nephew regularly go the the savoy and they have never had any complaints about it.

Good value for money cinema compared to the multiplex chains. Equipped for both 2-D and 3-D films…read more(remember to keep your glasses for future use). Booking via the website is advised as the foyer can get very busy approaching show times.

One of my earliest memories of Blackfriars is being taken to the annual pantomine by my Nan. Since…read morethen I have watched a fair few more pantos, plays and comedy clubs. These days Blackfriars also shows movies. Blackfriars is a lovely little theatre and arts centre and has its own bar so you can catch a quick drink in the interval of the various productions that are put on there. I am looking forward to being able to take my little girl to watch the christmas panto in a year or two.

I love this cinema so much, it's small, private and cosy. This cinema also has the added bonus of a…read morewaitress service to your seat depending on what seats you have booked.

Great cinema, you feel very much at home on the sofa's enjoying your film, can even go to the bar…read morefor a glass of wine etc

A fantastic night out! I went with three mates on the 4 meals for £1 deal. Even managed to break…read moreeven on the night too! Great fun for all if you are looking for something a little different in the city

This is a great place for a night out. We have had many nights out here. They have a restaurant or…read morejust pub style food area. It does get busy so you need to get there early. The car park is free and has security walking around. The drinks are reasonably priced. Fun night out.

This classic 17th century English country house is set in delightful gardens with a magnificent…read moredeer park. The perfect symmetry, opulent decor, fine furnishings and the Brownlow family portraits gives Belton both grandeur and a more intimate feel, whilst the 'Below Stairs' tours give fascinating insights into how Belton's servants lived and worked in the 1900s. This tour took about one hour and was simply unmissable, the facts that flow from the guides always amaze me. The tranquil riverside woodland next to a bustling adventure playground makes this a perfect place for the whole family. You can even rest your legs by taking the mini railway. Of course there is also the obligatory restaurant in this case it's the Stables restaurant and ride cafe, there is also the usual gift shop as well as a secondhand bookshop.

A great day out for adults and children alike. A fantastic, enormous (the National Trusts largest!)…read morewooden play area for children which amuses them for quite a while and is suitable for ages 0-80! As ever with National Trust properties, it is well maintained, educational and fascinating. There is dressing up for adults and children, lovely walks through the grounds, the usual gift shop and tea room - everything we've come to expect from the NT!

Caffe Nero is a good place to sit and rest in Peterborough. Very close to the city centre, near…read morecathedral and old town, also Queensgate shopping centre. Very nice decor inside, not crowdy, just calm. Very good coffe, few types, but enaugh. Pricesare also fine for everyone. Place little similar to Krakows caffes were we can sit, relax, read newspappers, look at the people passing outside or just look on our smartphones, like everyone does nowadays. Good place to pop in ;)

There's not a lot to chose from in Peterborough on the café frontnot much generally. Over two…read morefloors, this is a fairly standard Nero, along with leather chairs, sofas and so on. Has been fairly crowded a couple of times I have been there, but is right in the centre, within a couple of minutes of the Cathedral.