Things to do in March, Cambridgeshire
March, once an island surrounded by marshes is now a pleasant market town ideal for spending a relaxing day.
St. Wendreda's Church to the south of the town is renowned for its spectacular double hammer-beam roof, featuring 120 carved angels, described by the late John Betjeman as 'worth cycling 40 miles in a headwind to see'.March Museum in the High Street has fascinating displays showing life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Memorial Fountain in Broad Street commemorating the Coronation of King George V © philipbird123 - stock.adobe.com
Alongside the river, the West End is perfect for a stroll, with old cottages and attractive gardens running down to the waterside.
March is a convenient stopover for boat users, with moorings in the town centre close to the shops, the riverside park and the leisure centre.The town offers a good range of shops, free and plentiful parking and hospitable pubs and hotels.
Stonea Camp, the lowest hill fort in Britain, on the outskirts of March, is an Iron Age military defence used unsuccessfully against the Romans.Its banks and ditch were restored in 1991, following archaeological excavations.Map of March
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