Top Things to do in Horncastle
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Top 10 Free Things to do in Horncastle, England
Discover the best top things to do in Horncastle, United Kingdom including St Marys Church Horncastle, The Walled Garden Baumber, The Sir Joseph Banks Centre, Horncastle Antiques Centre, Drill Hall Antiques Centre, Old Nicks Tavern, Great Expectations, Stanhope Memorial, Trinity Antique and Collectables Centre, Red Lion Inn.
Restaurants in Horncastle
1. St Marys Church Horncastle
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By juliemY5777YV - Pontefract, United Kingdom
Very old sandstone with various architectural styles from Early English, Perpendicular, Georgian and Victorian periods. Very fancy carved old stone font. There are two hatchments on the wall. The Lady Chapel is a place for quiet contemplation. Beautiful ancient stained glass. There are golden angels on the ceiling joists. Worth a visit for old church lovers.
2. The Walled Garden Baumber
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By anniegQ9928YM
A hidden gem! We went out today and decided to visit the Walled Garden and had a wonderful time. The gardens are well-maintained, with themes, excellent planting and structures to explore. There is a lovely tea-room with excellently priced food and drinks, and a brilliant boho vibe to the indoor room. We could have chosen to sit outside in one of the many socially distant willow arbors as well. We bought sculpture and plants, and were spoiled for choice for wonderful things. (I may have to go back for a picnic basket...) The staff were friendly and helpful, and there was even free parking. I can't fault it, and will most definitely go back!
3. The Sir Joseph Banks Centre
4. Horncastle Antiques Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By woldsreview - Lincoln, United Kingdom
Full of wonderful antiques and vintage items, including retro 30's and 40's clothing and stunning antique furniture, a visit to the Horncastle Antiques Centre is one not to be missed! The beautiful blue and white building-itself an historic building worth seeing-stands on the corner of Bridge Street and West Street in this small market town. It is full of 3 floors of the most amazing antiques and wonderful vintage and retro items. The owner, Patricia, is wonderfully friendly and helpful, and full of knowledge should you need help. Definitely worth a visit. The only problem you will have at this remarkable place is leaving empty-handed!
5. Drill Hall Antiques Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By wannabe_skygod - Swineshead, United Kingdom
Lovely treasure trove of antiques and lovely lady who was running it. She educated us on an antique bit of mystery iron work that came with our house - it’s a horse’s Hame! Who knew! Hehe! Definitely worth a visit.
6. Old Nicks Tavern
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Richard45793 - Horncastle, United Kingdom
Brewed in the microbrewery out back, the beer is just delightful and, unusually these days, there's a proper choice of light to dark, under 4% to well over and a range of tastes. A beer drinker's heaven! And my wife rates their wine very highly too.
7. Great Expectations
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By T1407IAdavidf
This and the other branch in the old Co-op Shop on North Street are the best antique shops in Horncastle. At least you stand a chance of getting a bargain in these two. The Old Co-op is incredible and should be seen to be believed.
8. Stanhope Memorial
9. Trinity Antique and Collectables Centre
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Dkelly97 - Cleethorpes, United Kingdom
After visiting the trinity centre and great expectations antiques centre in horncastle i was amazed by the polite and helpful staff, david and jeff. Nothing was too much trouble for them. Great stock will definatly be visiting again soon for sure!
10. Red Lion Inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By U7728XBneilm - Tattershall, United Kingdom
The beer quality is excellent, Old Brewery Bitter and the Organic Pure Brew Larger (5%) are very popular with both the townsfolk and visitors ( Humphrey Smith knows his stuff). A good number of other more traditional brews are also available, for those who actually need to retain, the ability to drive themselves home. They also have a provision of highly edible, cheap, cheerful and well presented meals. Great for the Sunday lunchtime meal, unless you want a posh table cloth, at four times the price. A traditional style of public house, with well trained and helpful staff; along with good general social entertainment/banter provided free by local folk. This is very much a local community public house, used by both the locals and local trades persons (say no more really). The usual darts and snooker, along with cards and a huge Scalextric track
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