The Town and Civil Parish of St. Neots in the Non-Metropolitan County of Cambridgeshire
In the non-metropolitan county of Cambridgeshire, within the historic county of Huntingdonshire, approximately forty-nine miles north of London lies the town and civil parish of St. Neots. Sitting on the banks of the River Great Ouse, fifteen miles west Cambridge, it’s the largest town in Cambridgeshire named after the Cornish Monk Saint Neot. Presenting breathtaking landscapes, beautiful open spaces and an excellent range of attractions, this town is a great destination ideal for family holidays, romantic getaways and pleasant breaks.
With a good selection of traditional high-street shops, independent retailers and local businesses that offers all sorts of goods and products, this town is a great shopping destination. Home to several supermarkets, antique stores and speciality shops, shoppers will surely enjoy the retail therapy this town offers.
Home to a remarkable range of restaurants, pubs, cafes and various eateries serving excellent food and fine drinks, St. Neots is a great dining destination that offers exceptional eating and drinking experience. From finely brewed beers, delectable dishes and mouthwatering meals to cheap eats and takeaways, this town will surely have something that will satisfy all tastes and budget.
Things to See and Do in St. Neots
The town of St. Neots is a destination that offers plenty of things to see and do. Paxton Pits Nature Reserve is a wildlife area that nature lovers will surely enjoy. While St Neots Museum is the place to visit for tourists who would like to get to know the town better. The River Great Ouse and its riverside is an area that offers plenty of great views where tourist can spend the rest of the day. Bertie's Bar is the town’s most popular wine bars that tourists should also visit.

