Tess's Guidebook
Food scene
Louth is a lovely Georgian market town & is a hot spot for 'foodies' certainly not to be missed. With an abundance of shops cafes restaurants pubs and nightclubs there is something for everyone there's a fabulous market & events on throughput the year The music scene is excellent with lots of live music at venues across the town. Hubbards Hills is perfect for walking or an ideal spot for a picnic.
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Louth
Louth is a lovely Georgian market town & is a hot spot for 'foodies' certainly not to be missed. With an abundance of shops cafes restaurants pubs and nightclubs there is something for everyone there's a fabulous market & events on throughput the year The music scene is excellent with lots of live music at venues across the town. Hubbards Hills is perfect for walking or an ideal spot for a picnic.
Every flavour of ice cream you could imagine! Glorious waffles & crepes & magnificet coffee! Picnic areas. Alpacas & other animals. Wren farm is a new attraction & well worth a ride out for an Applebys Ice-cream.
Wren Farm Desserts
Helsey LaneEvery flavour of ice cream you could imagine! Glorious waffles & crepes & magnificet coffee! Picnic areas. Alpacas & other animals. Wren farm is a new attraction & well worth a ride out for an Applebys Ice-cream.
Sightseeing
As well as being a port and a bustling market town Boston also is rich in history with many beautiful buildings to see including the Blackfriars art centre & its well worth a visit to" the Stump" Britains largest church & Boston's most notable landmark and can be seen from miles around. The marina see's the start of the pathway from Boston to Lincoln. Its a beautiful walk or cycle ride aong the towpath or just to sit on the banks taking in the views or to even take a ride on the Boston Belle.
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Boston
As well as being a port and a bustling market town Boston also is rich in history with many beautiful buildings to see including the Blackfriars art centre & its well worth a visit to" the Stump" Britains largest church & Boston's most notable landmark and can be seen from miles around. The marina see's the start of the pathway from Boston to Lincoln. Its a beautiful walk or cycle ride aong the towpath or just to sit on the banks taking in the views or to even take a ride on the Boston Belle.
Anderby Creek is a long sandy beech between Chapel St Leonards & Skegness to the South and Sandilands & Mablethorpe to the north. The beech stretches for many miles so is excellent for walking. There is a car park with access to the beach and there are toilets, beach cafe, pubs with beer gardens.
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Anderby Creek Beach
Anderby Creek is a long sandy beech between Chapel St Leonards & Skegness to the South and Sandilands & Mablethorpe to the north. The beech stretches for many miles so is excellent for walking. There is a car park with access to the beach and there are toilets, beach cafe, pubs with beer gardens.
Gorgeous food,fantastic views & lovely walks along the beach. Well worth a visit.
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Nordsee-Observatorium, Chapel Point
Gorgeous food,fantastic views & lovely walks along the beach. Well worth a visit.
Whether you’re visiting for the day, staying for the weekend or longer, you’ll find your days packed with things to do, places to visit and experiences you’ll never forget.
Walk along the front at Skegness and it's a wonderland of family friendly attractions – go-karting, ten-pin bowling, funfairs and crazy golf are just some of the activities that will keep you entertained. If you want to kick back and relax then the Compass Gardens is a great place to sit and watch the world go by.
The resort’s beach has once again been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag award, giving you peace of mind that it is amongst the cleanest in the world.
If you’re looking for festival and carnival fun then Skegness is home to some amazing events that take place throughout the yearAt night you can choose between the big name shows at the Embassy Theatre where you can see stars on the stage throughout week, a visit to the cinema, a drink in a trendy bar or a top quality meal in one of our fine restaurants.
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Skegness
Whether you’re visiting for the day, staying for the weekend or longer, you’ll find your days packed with things to do, places to visit and experiences you’ll never forget.
Walk along the front at Skegness and it's a wonderland of family friendly attractions – go-karting, ten-pin bowling, funfairs and crazy golf are just some of the activities that will keep you entertained. If you want to kick back and relax then the Compass Gardens is a great place to sit and watch the world go by.
The resort’s beach has once again been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag award, giving you peace of mind that it is amongst the cleanest in the world.
If you’re looking for festival and carnival fun then Skegness is home to some amazing events that take place throughout the yearAt night you can choose between the big name shows at the Embassy Theatre where you can see stars on the stage throughout week, a visit to the cinema, a drink in a trendy bar or a top quality meal in one of our fine restaurants.
Claythorpe Watermill
Fab food. Lovely place to visit.
Neighbourhoods
Alford is situated perfectly for a visit to the many coastal resorts or nature reserves but from the town itself, you are right on the doorstep for lovely walks or cycle rides & within only two minutes you can be deep in the Countryside. The Alford Manor house has beautiful gardens which are free to view & spend time in as well as its museum & tea room. In the town there are a few essential shops but the jewel in the crown is the famous Alford craft market shop and its newly opened gallery. There is a market on Tuesdays and Fridays & three friendly pubs in the town two of which serve good food.
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Alford
Alford is situated perfectly for a visit to the many coastal resorts or nature reserves but from the town itself, you are right on the doorstep for lovely walks or cycle rides & within only two minutes you can be deep in the Countryside. The Alford Manor house has beautiful gardens which are free to view & spend time in as well as its museum & tea room. In the town there are a few essential shops but the jewel in the crown is the famous Alford craft market shop and its newly opened gallery. There is a market on Tuesdays and Fridays & three friendly pubs in the town two of which serve good food.