Spalding

London, the capital of the United Kingdom, is located 90 miles (145 kilometers) to the south of Spalding, while Birmingham is 75 miles (121 kilometers) to the west.

England is a well-established travel destination, which means getting around is a breeze. Make sure you schedule in plenty of time to experience the incredible range of things to see and do this region has to offer. While you are traveling in the area, don't miss Wisbech. It's roughly 16 miles (26 kilometers) from Spalding and is home to the Octavia Hill Birth Place Museum and The Cresent. A journey to Peterborough is another interesting option. It is 16 miles (26 kilometers) from Spalding and is home to the Peterborough Cathedral and St. Mary and All Saints.

When you come to Spalding, why don't you experience Lincoln. Approximately 35 miles (56 kilometers) away, this regional city is where you'll find Sincil Bank, Usher Gallery and Bishop Grosseteste University College Lincoln. Newport Arch, Joseph Banks Conservatory and Lincoln Cathedral are also good spots for a visit before returning to Spalding.

England is a good destination for travelers with an interest in gardens, farms and open-air exhibits. To really get an understanding of a region, it often pays to step back into earlier times. England's rich war relics and monuments provide a wonderful starting point.

There are times when one of the better ways to truly dig below the veneer of a destination is by tapping into the expertise of locals. This region has some interesting guided nature walks, city walking tours and wildlife spotting tours. Head outside and get active in the Spalding area. Have a go at abseiling or give horse riding a go.

The world is like a book and those who don't take the time to travel read only a page. So plan your holiday today, and discover the incredible stories that await in Spalding.