Plane tickets from Anaheim to Peterborough

Welcome to the city of Peterborough! Located on the Otonabee River in central Ontario, Peterborough is a vibrant, dynamic city of diverse cultures, attractions, and activities. From local shops and restaurants to the main attractions of Smith and Jackson Falls, Peterborough offers activities, events, and sightseeing galore. Whether it's a leisurely stroll on the riverfront, shopping downtown, or enjoying live music at the Market Hall Performing Arts Centre, there is something for everyone in the city of Peterborough. In this text, we'll explore the many different sides of this vibrant city and get a closer look at why it's one of Ontario's biggest tourist attractions.

Getting to Know Peterborough

Peterborough is a city in Cambridgeshire, England with a population of around 186,000 people. It is located in the East of England and is in the GMT +0 time zone. English is the main language spoken in the area, although some other European languages are also spoken by a small minority. The official currency of Peterborough is the British Pound. The city is home to the University of Peterborough and other cultural attractions such as the Cathedral and the Flag Fen Bronze Age Centre.

Climate and Weather

The climate of Peterborough is typical of much of England - changeable, with no truly extreme weather conditions. The average summer temperature is around 22°C (71°F), although occasionally it can reach 27°C (81°F), especially in the height of summer. Winters are usually mild, but can be cold at times, with temperatures occasionally dipping below zero. Snow is not as common as in northern England although it does still occur, usually a few times a year. The average annual rainfall for Peterborough is just under 900mm but there is no rain-bearing season. Instead, showers and spells of rain can occur at any time of the year and the area is known for its drizzly, misty and foggy conditions. Peterborough enjoys an average of 1732 hours of sunshine each year. That's roughly 93 days a year with at least an hour of sunshine in which to enjoy the outdoors!

Touring Peterborough: Airport and Transportation

There are no commercial airports in Peterborough, Canada. The closest airports are the Toronto Pearson International Airport, the Region of Waterloo International Airport and the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. You can get from Toronto Pearson International Airport to downtown Peterborough by taking a taxi or a Peterborough Airport Shuttles bus. Taxi fares usually cost around $90-100 CAD and a bus ticket is $25 CAD per person. Unfortunately, there is no currency exchange at any of the nearby airports.

Exploring the Rich History and Culture of Peterborough

  1. Peterborough has a rich historical and cultural heritage; it was an important Roman centre and home to a Benedictine abbey from the 8th century
  2. Devoted to Anglo Saxon poetry and manuscripts, Peterborough is home to the Peterborough Psalter, an important 12th century manuscript
  3. Peterborough also offers a charming mix of architectural styles, from Norman, Tudor and Georgian to Victorian and Edwardian, offering tourists a unique opportunity to explore British architecture

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