Wisbech, a market town and inland port in Cambridgeshire, England, lies in the Fenland district, bordering Norfolk and Lincolnshire. Its scenic setting along the tidal River Nene showcases fine Georgian architecture, notably along the North Brink parade and surrounding Wisbech Castle. With a population of 31,573 as of 2011, Wisbech boasts attractions like Peckover House, where visitors can explore historic architecture and gardens, complete with a charming tea room. Fens Falconry offers interactive falconry experiences and educational bird handling demonstrations, while Angles Theatre presents a variety of performances in an intimate setting. The Wisbech & Fenland Museum houses diverse exhibits and artifacts, offering insights into the town’s cultural heritage. Shopping in Wisbech includes visits to the Secret Garden and Westgate Department Store for unique finds. At night, locals and visitors enjoy venues like The Rose Tavern, known for its real ale and cozy atmosphere, The Locomotive for its diverse drink selection, and Walsoken Black Bear for tasty food and a welcoming pub atmosphere.