Disabilities
The Beeches welcomes those with disabilities. We have ground floor rooms, one of which is adapted for disabled use (level 4).

Spalding Railway Station is 6.1 miles.

Taxis:

T.M. Travel
07786 006 636

BJ’s Taxis
01775 711150

Lincolnshire is a large beautiful county with the spectacular Cathedral City of Lincoln lying at its heart.  Included among its many attractions are:

• Lincoln Cathedral - When built, Lincoln Cathedral was the tallest building in the world.
• Lincoln Castle - 1068, William the Conqueror began building, holds a copy of the Magna Carta.
• Moulton Windmill - The tallest windmill in England.  01775 724929.
• Ascoughfee Hall - Museum and Gardens, 01775 764555.
• The Pinchbeck Engine - 01775 725861
• Spalding Water Taxi.
• Spalding Tulip Parade.
• South Holland Church Flower Festival - April or May in conjunction with the Flower Parade.
• Seagate Irises of Long Sutton - 01406 36513.
• Spalding Outdoort Market - Tuesday and Saturday
• Boston - The cells in Boston were used stop the Pilgrim Fathers leaving for the USA.
• Museum of Lincolnshire Life - 200 year history of social, domestic and industrial life.
• RAF History Lincolnshire - Links to photographs, memorials, museums and personnel.
• Horncastle Market Place (Google map) - Voted Antiques Town of the Year with many shops.
• Hemswell Antiques Centre - Europe’s largest selection of antiques dealers.
• Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve - Wild Coast Exhibition, Nature Discovery Centre.
• Louth - Landmark Gothic church of St James, 300ft tower which can be climbed to the top.
• Market Rasen Races - Lincolnshire’s only racecourse
• Cadwell Park - Motor racing and Superbike Championship.
• Belton House - Film location for the BBC's Jane Eyre, Pride and Prejudice and Tom Jones.
• Burghley House - One of the finest Elizabethan homes, Cecil family home for over 400 years.
• Doddington Hall & Gardens - Built 1595 by one of England’s foremost Elizabethan architects.
• Fulbeck Hall & Arnhem Museum - US 1st Airborne HQ in World War II.
• Grimsthorpe Castle - 800 year history. North Front designed by Sir John Vanbrugh in 1715.
• Gunby Hall - Field Marshall Montgomery exhibition, Tennyson's 'haunt of ancient peace'.
• Normanby Hall - Regency mansion, 350 acres, Victorian Walled Garden and Farming Museum.
• Woolsthorpe Manor - 17th century manor house, the birthplace of Sir Isaac Newton.
• Tattershall Castle - Brick built castle, 1434 by Ralph Cromwell, Lord Treasurer to Henry VI.
• Seals at Donna Nook - The most accessible site in the UK for seeing seals at breeding time.
• RAF Memorials - Dedicated to the memory of World War II personnel from the Royal Air Force.
• Avro Lancasters in Lincolnshire (History) - 27 airfields were home to Lancasters.
• Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitor Centre - RAF Battle of Britain Museum.
• Church Farm Museum - Pre agricultural revolution working museum.
• Gainsborough Old Hall - Step back into the past at this medieval hall.
• Stamford Museum - The ‘finest stone town in England’, Stamford Tapestry, local history.
• Visit The Fens - The Wash - Unique with an atmosphere and character all of their own.

Other Directories about Tourism in Lincolnshire:

• www.visitlincolnshire.com
• www.tourismlincolnshire.com/exec/112654/4267
• www.lincsuk.com