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Lincolnshire
Features
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Lincolnshire
Guides & Maps
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Stamford
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| Stamford, one
of England's oldest coaching towns, full of character and bustle
that makes it one of the most visited towns in the area. There
are over 500 listed buildings within its medieval walls.
Now bypassed by the
busy A1, the town is a peaceful haven, except for the visitors.
In the 13th and 14th
century the town was so important it had it's own university,
and it's fine church buildings remain.
Visit All Saint's
Place with its outstanding buildings. Browne's Hospital, medieval
almshouses, with a Jacobean hall and chapel. Down by the river
are the Burghley Almshouses, whilst St George's Square is
worth a look at with the famous George Hotel, an old coaching
inn from the 14th century.
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Map of Stamford |
What
To See -
Stamford Tourist Attractions
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Stamford
Museum, Broad
Street, features the clothes of Tom Thumb, and Danial Lambert,
shop, Tel: 01780 66317 |
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Burghley
House, just down
the road, you can walk it, a William Cecil mansion, state rooms,
frescoes, gardens and grounds,famous for hosting the Burghley
Horse Trails, gardens, shop, etc, Tel: 01780 752451
Open: 2008 season: 21st Mar–30th Oct The House is open daily,
excluding Fridays, from 11:00– 17:00 (last entry 16:30) . |
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Tallington
Lakes Leisure Centre,
A16 east |
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Where
To Stay in Stamford
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Around
The Stamford Area
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Leicestershire to visit
Melton Mowbray
Rutland Water and Oakham,
or travel south to visit Peterborough |
Tourist Information on Nearby Towns To Visit - straight line distance:
Wansford (5.65 miles) Rutland Water (7.19 miles) Bourne (8.86 miles) Fotheringhay (9.03 miles) Oakham (10.53 miles) Uppingham (11.28 miles) Peterborough (11.35 miles) Oundle (11.91 miles) Corby (14.85 miles) Spalding (16.65 miles) Grantham (19.09 miles) |
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Area
Telephone Code
01780 |
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Book National
Express coaches here!
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