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There’s a monument to Isaac Newton in the grounds and his birthplace is just up the road at Woolsthoroe

If you into war history the memorial at the gliding club is worth checking out, the Viking way itself is part of the 130 mile route which goes right upto the Humber estuary and this section hosts the Viking challenge each year in October when it’s usually very muddy

On the main road away from the village centre.

There's even a Union Jack flying in the garden behind, just to complete the ambience.

Now under new ownership but still a great place to stop in a nice location. Outdoor bike parking which can be overseen from the tables inside. Open 9am-3.30pm (3pm Sun, closed Mon).

Not a lot to be seen from the road but a very pretty location tucked down the lane in its little valley.

Great descent down to the bridge.

Woolsthorpe Manor looks like a typical Lincolnshire farmhouse. This is where Isaac Newton was born, grew up and made some of his most important discoveries that changed our understanding of the world. When the plague struck in 1665, Newton came home to Woolsthorpe Manor where he did some of the most revolutionary maths and physics of his age. Currently entry to the house is only available on a pre-booking basis.