Local Attractions

Grimsthorpe Castle is a historic stately home with origins in the 13th century. Its architecture blends medieval, Tudor, and Baroque styles, with a grand façade by Sir John Vanbrugh. Surrounded by landscaped gardens and woodlands, it offers opulent interiors, historic art, and scenic walking trails.

Belton House, nestled in the picturesque Lincolnshire countryside, is a magnificent 17th-century English country house that showcases the epitome of Restoration architecture. Built in 1685 for Sir John Brownlow, the house boasts an impressive façade, beautifully proportioned rooms, and exquisite decorative arts. With its stunning interiors,

Belvoir Castle is a historic stately home and the ancestral seat of the Dukes of Rutland. Rebuilt in the 19th century in a dramatic Gothic Revival style, it overlooks the Vale of Belvoir. The castle boasts lavish interiors, an extensive art collection, and beautifully landscaped gardens, offering a glimpse into aristocratic life.

Burghley House, a grand 16th-century Elizabethan mansion in Lincolnshire, is one of England's largest and most impressive country houses. Built by William Cecil, it features stunning architecture, beautiful gardens, and an extensive art collection.

Stamford, a charming Lincolnshire town, boasts stunning 17th- and 18th-century architecture, earning it a place in the UK's top 10 prettiest towns. Its medieval layout, historic buildings, and picturesque riverside setting make it a popular destination for history lovers and visitors alike.

Rutland Water, England's largest man-made reservoir, offers scenic views, water sports, and wildlife. This 4,200-acre nature reserve, nestled in Rutland's countryside, attracts walkers, cyclists, birdwatchers, and anglers, providing a tranquil retreat amidst stunning natural beauty.

Eaton Walled Gardens is a beautifully restored historic site that dates back over 400 years. Spread across 12 acres, the gardens feature vibrant flower borders, tranquil meadows, and a charming rose garden. Visitors can explore the carefully maintained grounds, which blend traditional and contemporary planting styles, making it a peaceful retreat for nature lovers.

Woolsthorpe Manor is is the birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton. It’s where he developed his theories on gravity and light, inspired by the famous apple tree still standing there. Now managed by the National Trust, it offers a glimpse into Newton’s life and work.

Discover a host of exciting things to do in Lincolnshire. From rolling countryside with historic market towns and villages, to an award winning coastline and Britain's Best Small City, there is so much to see and do in this county of contrasts. Visit Lincolnshire is a comprehensive guide to the local area...