The Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul

The Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul or St Peter's Church, Wisbech is situated in an Anglican church in the market town of Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, England. It is a functioning area church in the Diocese of Ely. The congregation was established in the twelfth century. On 17 July 1951, the congregation turned into the main Grade I recorded working in Wisbech. The Perpendicular pinnacle was fabricated disconnected from whatever is left of the congregation because of the precariousness of the dirt here; so a crumple of the pinnacle would not be deplorable for whatever remains of the congregation.

A prior pinnacle of which the base remains had fallen onto the nave of a prior chapel building. The pinnacle is considerably more resplendent in its higher stages and a large number of its benefactors are celebrated in stone carvings. It is surmounted by a fleche. The inside is crafted by numerous times of building; the Norman nave is toward the north of a second nave and each have the two paths and chancels, which looks very attractive.