About Boston UK

While you're waiting for your car service, MOT, or repair with us here at Duckworth Motor Group Boston, there are plenty of nearby places to explore and activities to keep you entertained if you want to get out and about. Whether you're looking for our local historic landmarks or are interested in nature, Boston has you sorted.

You can go sight-seeing at Boston Stump:

The Boston Stump is the nickname for St Botolph's Church, in Boston, Lincolnshire, England. It is one of the largest parish churches in England and is famous for its tower, which dominates the flat Lincolnshire landscape. The term "stump" likely refers to the distinctive, prominent shape of the tower, which has become an iconic feature. The main body of the church was built between 1309 and 1390, while the tower was completed around 1510. The church is a prime example of English Perpendicular Gothic architecture, characterised by its tall, straight lines and expansive windows. The tower is 272 feet (83 meters) high, making it one of the tallest in England. It was initially designed as a beacon for sailors navigating the nearby River Witham and the North Sea. St Botolph's remains an active parish church and holds regular services. It is also a significant tourist attraction used for community events and concerts.

You can learn about Boston’s history at Guildhall Museum:

Boston, Lincolnshire, is housed in the historic Boston Guildhall, a significant medieval building that dates back to the 14th century. The Guildhall itself is a key part of the town’s history, having served various purposes over the centuries. Today, it operates as a museum and visitor centre, offering insights into Boston's rich heritage, especially its medieval past, it also plays a huge role in significant historical events. The museum displays information about Boston’s growth during the medieval period when it was one of the wealthiest towns in England due to its role in the wool trade. Visitors can learn about the Guild of St Mary, the building's original purpose, and the town's economic and religious life. Visit to discover the Guildhall’s rich past and intriguing and complex tales of their connections with Pilgrims and how the town of Boston had a significant influence on the foundation of the United States of America. The Guildhall Museum is open to the public and offers free entry, making it accessible to a wide audience.

You can take a walk around Frieston Shore:

Frieston Shore a beautiful coastal area near Boston serves as a major conservation area for wildlife. Known for its natural beauty, tidal mudflats, salt marshes, and abundant birdlife, Frieston Shore attracts nature enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and those looking to explore the tranquil Lincolnshire coastline. Frieston Shore lies 3 miles east of Boston, on the west coast of The Wash, a large bay on the east coast of England. The Wash is one of the country’s most significant areas for wildlife conservation due to its wetlands and tidal mudflats. It is a key location for bird conservation due to the abundance of species that live in the area year-round or stop there during migration.

We look forward to seeing you soon and will happy to advise you on directions for something to do whilst you wait for your vehicle.