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Located on the edge of The Wash, one of the most important estuaries for wildlife in Europe, the reserve’s wetlands are evocative of those which surrounded Boston in its medieval heyday.

Built in the 1390’s by the Guild of St Mary, this medieval building is today a museum with paintings and objects from the museum collections bringing to life stories from over 600 years of history.

Blackfriars Theatre and Arts Centre dates back to 1959 and is home to local amateur dramatic and operatic groups. It also has its own Theatre Academy as well as hosting a programme of stage productions.

A multi award winning wildlife park and exotic animal rescue sanctuary in Lincolnshire offering up close encounters with beautiful exotic animals as well as some familiar friends; from monkeys to meercats and crocodiles to wildcats.

The house provides a base for some educational classes and community groups and is open to the public. On Wednesdays the tearoom opens to provide homemade cakes, scones and light lunches.

Join Jane on her historic tours every Wednesday morning at 10.30am or Sunday at 2pm to discover major sites in the centre of the town covering Gysors Hall, Shodfriars and various other places of interest nearby.

St. Botolph’s Church, often known as ‘Boston Stump’, is spectacular from outside and in and was a landmark to both seafarers and people travelling across the flat fenland that surrounds the town.