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Old Fletton, Peterborough — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Old Fletton is a Peterborough district holding Railworld, Fletton Towers and the Church of St Margaret with its churchyard cross.
About Old Fletton
Where to stay in Old Fletton
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Rooms are a city matter. Old Fletton offers Railworld and Fletton Towers to a visitor's day but nothing to their night, since the district's register carries churches and a churchyard cross rather than hotels. The Church of St Margaret and the Church of St Augustine sit within the same walk. Peterborough's supply is a short run away.
Anyone here for Railworld can reach it from a central room easily enough.
About Old Fletton
What are the main landmarks in Old Fletton?
Six names, one district. Railworld heads them, with Fletton Towers next, and then the Church of St Augustine, the Church of St Margaret and the Church of St John the Baptist. A cross stands immediately south-west of the Church of St Margaret, listed in its own right.
Railworld apart, the entries are working parish buildings.
What is the history of Old Fletton?
Old Fletton's past reaches the record through its churches: the Church of St Margaret with the cross standing south-west of it, the Church of St Augustine and the Church of St John the Baptist. Dates are what the record withholds. Fletton Towers stands as the domestic entry of the group, and Railworld as the one addition of another kind.
Everything else belongs to Peterborough's own account.
Where is Old Fletton?
Old Fletton lies inside Peterborough, its named ground running from Railworld across to the Church of St Augustine and Fletton Towers.
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Updated September 2026