February 2024 by Richard Potter
Could do with a lift.
February 2024 by Phil Davey
Well worth a visit if you are around or passing through Boston. Stunning interior
November 2023 by Jo G
14th-century Gothic church, with amazing wow factor when you walk in. Incredibly open, light and inviting.Staff on site were very helpful and enthusiastic. Nice little cafe open as well.The tower of St Botolph's Church is 266 feet 6 inches (81.23 m) high, making it the tallest parish church in England to its roof. My partner went to the top, amazing views, but a lot of steps and not for the faint hearted.A truly beautiful welcoming church.
October 2023 by Kathryn Hunt
Attended the Heritage craft show. Beautiful building
September 2023 by Ella Mccutcheon
Little one was really excited to go to the top of the "magical boston stump" unfortunately when we first arrived there was a funeral in progress. So after a little while we returnes and looked at the beautiful architecture and climb the stairs. I would recommend waiting until little ones will not have a temper tantrum and expect to be carried halfway up in retrospect. But we do live and learn ?. Cafe is extremely clean and reasonable. And there is even a parish dog to create smiles x
August 2023 by Kevin Smithbone
200+ steps curl up to the first balcony on the iconic Boston Stump tower. Fantastic views across Boston and the fen await you - if you're prepared to wait until the spots before your eyes disappear and you've caught your breath again - it took me 15 minutes to recover!! Bus so worth it! Access to the stairs cost £5 per adult and under 18's go free. Of course you could cheat and look at the views on one of the interactive screens in the church itself. You'll also find building blocks and brass rubbing for the younger children and a huge amount of historical information for the older ones. Well worth a visit and whidlt there we bought some Lego bricks to help towards the completion of a Lego model of the building - you get a certificate too! We enjoyed it, the grandchildren loved it - an all age treat and a true gem of the fens.
July 2023 by Kim Blavins
Stunning building. Go up the tower for 360 views over Boston and out to sea on a clear day. Nice cafe inside with friendly staff and small meals.The big down side was the church yard which felt quite intimidating as there were lots of people hanging around, shouting ! Appeared some were using substances. One guy smashed a bottle on a grave stone and ran about, another with blood all down his trousers. The other large group appeared to be new immigrants....about 100. Like I said....it felt intimidating. We left that area quickly.Local authority need to get some control of the area !
July 2023 by Mo Shaw
Went to see the art exhibition the students put on and it didn't disappoint they,d worked so hard the exhibits were amazing and the fashion show entertaining cheers mo
July 2023 by Kalina Lear
Beautiful and historic. So peaceful too. They have a cafe as well which is reasonably priced and a little shop for gifts. Would definitely set aside an hour for a visit to ensure you can see and read everything
May 2023 by Tony Stevenson
Such a beautiful church with a lot of history well worth a visit
May 2023 by ivan thurlow
Beautiful stained glass windows and stories of its existence. Be standing proud and bold always Stump.
April 2023 by moreblessing makwangudze
Exhilarating. So much history. Beautiful architecture. And the woodwork, amazing
April 2023 by John Andrew Hodgkinson
Brilliant, try it!! Apparently largest Parish Church in England/UK.
April 2023 by Sam Antha
A beautiful church inside and out. There is a lovely cafe inside, with a range of cakes and drinks available, access to the roof is ticketed and payable within the gift shop. There is a very informative display with an interactive board. Whilst there you can also pay £1/ lego brick to help build the Lego Stump l
April 2023 by Piotr Az
View from Tower amazing. We didn't get access to higher part. Only 200 steps up and down. But still It was worth visiting specially after todays Boston half marathon. So climbing up the steep stairs was great cooling down after the race
