Discover the architectural beauty of Stamford, a Lincolnshire gem, on a 90-minute guided tour. Explore the town’s rich history, Georgian buildings, and vibrant character.
- Stamford Town Hall - Join our tour from here. If it’s the Friday tour you might find the Town Hall open and able to look inside.
- Browne’s Hospital and Museum - Built in 1475 this Hospital is still in use today and William’ Browne’s Legacy still stands
- Barn Hill - One of the Finest areas in Stamford
- Stamford’s Eleanor Cross - This modern day sculpture is tribute to King Edward I cross erected in loving memory to his wife Queen Eleanor in 1290.
- Town Hall tour option on Fridays (subject to reopening)
Take part in our narrated 90 minute exploration of beautiful Lincolnshire’s hidden treasure. In an engaging and enlightening commentary, we’ll cover the architecture, influential people and mythical tales of one of the most charming stone towns in England – Stamford. This destination boasts a collection of Georgian structures, constructed on a medieval framework, punctuated with Tudor and Victorian styles. Stamford’s rich history is evident in the over 600 preserved buildings and monuments.
As ‘The Mayor’s Guides’, we commence our journey from the Town Hall. Our stroll through this historic town will imbue you with fascinating stories of Georgian sophistication, questionable politics, star-crossed lovers and significantly more! Following the tour, you’re free to delight in the numerous pubs, eateries or unique shops that make Stamford an attractive spot for tourists.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.