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Visiting the Area




South Holland is an area in Lincolnshire known for its pleasant villages, interesting market towns, magnificent medieval churches, prolific garden centres and rich agricultural heritage.

Spalding is the largest market town within the district - situated on the River Welland - with an attractive waterfront boasting grand Georgian terraces, tree lined streets and pretty riverside walks.  Much of the town is now an outstanding conservation area and offers a traditional shopping centre, busy markets and plenty of history.
River Welland view

Shopping in South Holland

Eating in South Holland

Other Attractions
As well as restaurants, pubs and clubs in Spalding, there is also a cinema and concert hall within the striking South Holland Centre, situated in the Market Place.

The outlying market towns of Crowland, Holbeach, Long Sutton and Sutton Bridge are nearby. Each offers their own unique variations in local cultures, trades and places of interest.

For information on the Spalding Flower Parade, South Holland's largest event, contact the Tourist Information Centre.  The date of the 2007 Parade is Saturday 5 May.

Your first stop for information about hotels, tourist attractions, events and theatre bookings and much more is the Tourist Information Centre on 01775 725468.
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