St Peter & St Paul's Church

The church sits right in the centre of Market Rasen, a solid medieval structure that's been quietly getting on with things for about 700 years. St Peter & St Paul's is the sort of place that rewards a proper look around - the interior's got decent perpendicular Gothic work, some decent stained glass, and the kind of peaceful atmosphere you only get in old parish churches on a Tuesday afternoon.

It's mainly of interest to architecture enthusiasts and anyone doing the slow tour of Lincolnshire's ecclesiastical buildings. You won't need more than twenty minutes unless you're into brass rubbings or deciphering ancient memorial plaques. The churchyard's pleasant enough for a wander if the weather's decent.

If you're staying at one of the local glamping spots - Lincolnshire Lanes Camp is barely a mile away, or Wood Farm Camping just over four miles - it's worth a quick visit while you're in town for supplies. Market Rasen itself has a racing heritage and market roots, so the church fits naturally into a half-day exploring the town centre. Don't expect it to be a major highlight of your holiday, but it's proper worth ten minutes if you're already in the area.