People will be able to enjoy springtime walks at Flag Fen Archaeology Park when Peterborough’s Bronze Age attraction opens for visitors in line with government guidelines from 12 April.
A phased reopening of the world-famous site will initially see the parkland at Flag Fen welcoming visitors to explore its prehistoric landscape. The Visitor Centre, gift shop and restrooms will also be open and limited takeaway food will be on offer.
The buildings that house artifacts and exhibitions will remain closed until further guidelines permit their reopening.
Visitors can look forward to a new walking trail, which highlights fun activities for all the family, including spotting some of the wonderful wildlife. The trail leaflet can be picked up on entry to Flag Fen or downloaded via a QR code at the attraction.
Walkers are reminded that dogs are not permitted due to the large number of sheep on the parkland, but owners with assistance dogs are welcome.
Cyclists looking for a stop-off on the city’s Green Wheel cycle route, which runs past the front of Flag Fen, are also welcome and can use bike racks at the attraction.
Upon arrival visitors are requested to wash their hands with provided hand sanitiser and a Test & Trace scheme will also be in place.
There is ample, free parking at Flag Fen and the attraction is open, on 12 April onwards, from 10am until 4pm.