Butterfly and Wildlife Park   
The Butterfly and Wildlife Park is set in fifteen acres of the lovely countryside of Lincolnshire. One of the largest tropical houses in England, it is home to the hundreds of free flying butterflies and birds.

Cobb Hall Centre   
An old stable block conversion situated under the Castle Walls with public car parks on each side. Patio Planting – specialist shop for the garden and accessories, Elena’s Café and Tea Rooms, including seating on the patio, Italian leather bags and gifts, jewellery etc.

Five Sailed Windmill   
One of England’s finest working windmills on the edge of an attractive market town. Organic stone-ground flours are on sale in the Mill Shop and visitors can see the centuries old stone grinding process in action (wind permitting) whilst enjoying views of the Lincolnshire Wolds.

Grimes Graves   
Grimes Graves can be found located 7 miles NW of Thetford well signposted off the A134. This English Heritage site is the only Neolithic flint mine open to visitors in Britain. The graves were originally named Grim’s Graves by the Anglo-Saxons, after the pagan god Grim.

Grimsthorpe Castle   
Grimsthorpe Castle is an architecturally stunning house with beautiful contents, including paintings, furniture and tapestries. It is surrounded by 3,000 acres of landscaped parkland, lakes and extensive gardens.

Gunby Hall   
Tennysons “Haunt of Ancient Peace”, Gunby Hall is poised on the edge of the lovely Lincolnshire Wolds. Built in 1800, the local red bricked house is described as a “Living Dolls House”. With it’s 8½ acres of stunning gardens, Gunby Hall is the perfect afternoons visit..

Heckington Windmill   
Heckington Windmill will be fully operational again in the Spring of 2004 following major repairs. Once again we can invite you to visit the only eight-sailed windmill in Western Europe, to enjoy the view and to experience the thrill of stone-ground flour being produced by wind power.

Jews House and Jews Court   
Jews House is a two storied stone building dating from 1158 and reputed to be the oldest domestic building in Britain. Next door the Court is probably 17th Century but on the site of a medieval synagogue. Today Jews’ Court is the headquarters of the Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology.

Lakeside Leisure Limited   
Lakeside Leisure is a fun day out for all the family with fishing, rides and wildlife. We have 3 fishing lakes with some of the best fishing on the east coast with a large bank side tackle shop.

Lincoln Castle   
This Norman fortress stands above high the city and is just a short, level walk from the Cathedral. Unlike most castles it is not just a museum but also the location of Lincoln’s present day Crown Court.