The Vibrant Market Town and Civil Parish of Bourne in Lincolnshire’s South Kesteven District
On the eastern slopes of the Kesteven Uplands and the western edge of the Lincolnshire Fens sits the vibrant market town and civil parish of Bourne. Located on the Roman Road presently known as King Street, this town was built around natural springs and breathtaking landscapes. Know for being the birthplace of British Racing Motors (BRM) and English Racing Automobiles (ERA); this market town is also known for its waterways, parks, open spaces and woodlands. Home to seventy-one listed buildings that serves as a backdrop to a wealth of amenities and facilities catering to both the locals and its visitors, this town is a perfect destination for the holidays.
The Local Taste of Bourne and its Exciting Retail Therapy
There are many independent traders, local businesses, gift and speciality shops in this town that excites all kinds of shoppers out there. Home to plenty of shops that includes Tesco, Lidl and Sainsbury’s as well as several department stores and various shopping facilities, this town offers its visitors a wealth of shopping options to choose from.
This vibrant town is a food haven that presents an impressive and delectable range of places to eat that includes restaurants, pubs and cafes. Taking pride in serving good food only made from the finest locally sourced produce of the town to highlight the town’s local flavours, this culinary destination will always have something to satisfy all tastes and budget.
Things to See and Do in Bourne
There are plenty of things to see and do in Bourne. The Bourne Outdoor Pool is one of the best attractions that you will find in town. Visitors will also love to check out the Grimsthorpe Castle and its stunning garden. Another fascinating sight to behold in this town is the Bowthorpe Oak, the ancient hollow oak tree with massive girth.

