Witham Cottage
Sightseeing
The largest parish church in England towering above the landscape. Great views from the bell tower.
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St. Botolph's Church (Boston Stump)
Church StreetThe largest parish church in England towering above the landscape. Great views from the bell tower.
The home of the famous RAF display team, including Spitfires, Hurricanes and an Avro Lancaster bomber.
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Centro de Visitantes del Vuelo Conmemorativo de la Batalla de Gran Bretaña
Dogdyke RoadThe home of the famous RAF display team, including Spitfires, Hurricanes and an Avro Lancaster bomber.
A classic country house set in beautiful gardens.
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Casa Belton
High RoadA classic country house set in beautiful gardens.
An unusual brick-built castle, held by the National Trust, pivotal at key points in British history with views for miles around.
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Castillo de Tattershall del National Trust
Sleaford RoadAn unusual brick-built castle, held by the National Trust, pivotal at key points in British history with views for miles around.
Gunby Hall
A country house owned by the National Trust.
The winter retreat of the King and his family open to the public with woodland walks.
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Finca de Sandringham
The winter retreat of the King and his family open to the public with woodland walks.
A centre for the recognition of the importance of Bomber Command during World War II.
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Centro Internacional de Comando de Bombarderos
Canwick AvenueA centre for the recognition of the importance of Bomber Command during World War II.
A grand house, cottage garden and miles of parkland walks.
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Grimsthorpe Castle Park & Gardens
A grand house, cottage garden and miles of parkland walks.
Arts & Culture
Blackfriars Arts Centre
Spain LaneA wide variety of live productions in an historic setting
Back to nature
A peaceful reserve for birds amidst the flat marshland. Recommended by The Times.
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RSPB Frampton Marsh
Frampton RoadsA peaceful reserve for birds amidst the flat marshland. Recommended by The Times.
A nature reserve among the sand dunes near Skegness.
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Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve
Gibraltar RoadA nature reserve among the sand dunes near Skegness.
Neighbourhoods
A charming little market town with lots of antiques shops and eateries.
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Horncastle
A charming little market town with lots of antiques shops and eateries.
A pretty village set in woodland with an abundance of independent shops, tea houses, hotels, outdoor spaces and an old-time cinema.
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Woodhall Spa
A pretty village set in woodland with an abundance of independent shops, tea houses, hotels, outdoor spaces and an old-time cinema.
City/town information
A historic market town and port, Boston was once second in importance only to London for trade. It's position in English life gave rise to the very large church at the town's centre - the largest parish church in England - with its tower visible for miles around across the flat landscapes. Known locally as 'The Stump', it appears as a single standing structure rising from the fenland that surrounds the area. In the early 1600s, a group of persecuted religious separatists left Boston bound for the New World. The settlers gave their town's name to a new cousin which is now the much larger city in the American state of Massachusetts.
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Boston
A historic market town and port, Boston was once second in importance only to London for trade. It's position in English life gave rise to the very large church at the town's centre - the largest parish church in England - with its tower visible for miles around across the flat landscapes. Known locally as 'The Stump', it appears as a single standing structure rising from the fenland that surrounds the area. In the early 1600s, a group of persecuted religious separatists left Boston bound for the New World. The settlers gave their town's name to a new cousin which is now the much larger city in the American state of Massachusetts.