Alongside coming to a match at The Posh, or going to the Passport Office, taking a look around 900-year-old Peterborough Cathedral has got to be one of the top three reasons for visiting Peterborough.
So we are delighted to hear that our friends at the Cathedral are hosting an exhibition of animatronic dinosaurs this summer!
From 18th July to 3rd September you will be able to see the Natural History Museum’s touring exhibition, T.rex: The Killer Question, inside the Cathedral.
The show includes several roaring and moving animatronic dinosaurs, one of which is a three-quarter size T.rex. There will also be a 12-metre-long static model of a T. rex and a life-size T. rex skeleton.
It sounds like the perfect summer holiday trip for all those dinosaur fans out there.
Tickets are now on sale at www.peterborough-cathedral.org.uk/trex.aspx.
Tickets are selling fast, so snap yours up while you can!
To keep in touch with any news or offers related to the exhibition, you can join Team T.rex free of charge. Simply email t.rex@peterborough-cathedral.org.uk.
T.rex: The Killer Question was produced and developed by the Natural History Museum, London.
Find out more here: https://www.youtube.com/embed/xjrS7kGyFNE
