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Rising above the Cambridgeshire Fens, Ely is the destination City with something for everyone. From the monastic buildings of the city past, the vibrant food scene and the scenic majesty of the Riverside, Ely packs a great deal into a pocket city.
Nestling under the big skies of the Fen countryside, in the shadow of its magnificent cathedral, Ely offers a wealth of attractions and things to do. As the second smallest city in England, it is compact enough to explore on foot, but large enough to fill a full day and more.
Whether you find a cure in the Wise Woman’s hut, marvel at the amazing Bronze Age torc, one of the largest ever found, or learn more about the men and women incarcerated in the gaol, a visit to Ely Museum is not to be missed.
Ely Cathedral is widely acknowledged as ‘one of the wonders of the Medieval world’.
Ely Cathedral is widely acknowledged as ‘one of the wonders of the Medieval world’. There is plenty to do on your visit from climbing 170 steps up a tower, experiencing a private tour, taking afternoon tea in a 14th century undercroft or simply enjoying the magnificent parklands surrounding the precinct.
Jan 27, 2024 · Visit Ely has always been incredibly proud of the city that we serve. From the majestic Cathedral to the riverside, there are fascinating facts and spellbinding sights wherever you look. It might well seem like there is simply to much to see and discover, and that is where our expert guides co...
Whether it be dining by the riverside, enjoying an afternoon tea or finding a well appointed City Centre eatery for a late evening dinner for two, Ely’s food scene offers something for everyone.
Our friendly weekly market is a fabulous shopping destination and an important community hub. There’s everything you’d expect from a traditional market, plus a few surprises. Each week you’ll find locally grown fruit and vegetables, flowers, household goods, artisan bread, cakes and more.
Ely Museum, in the historic Bishops Gaol, tells the story of the Fens and the people who live here. From the warm Jurassic seas that once covered this region to the rich farmland we see today, enjoy exploring exciting exhibitions, hands-on activities and fun for all ages.
You can plan your journey from your doorstep to the heart of Ely and find up-to-date rail travel information at National Rail or call 03457 484950. The line from Ely to Peterborough is featured on the Scenic Rail Britain website.
