The most important landmark in this town is St. Wulfram’s parish church.
Its spire is 282 ft tall, which is the sixth tallest of all the English churches.
The first public library of the country was opened in this church. Welbourm’s rector Francis Trigge donated around £100 for this library in 1598.
Belton Church of St. Peter and Paul is yet another famous place in Grantham. It lies beside the National Trust’s Belton House.
Tourists can see the magnificent interior of the church. It includes an array of stone and marble carvings, which have preserved the memories of the Cust and Brownlow families. The stained glass windows date back to the 19th century.
Grantham museum is located on St. Peters Hill. The history of the town is well preserved in this museum.
One can see a wide range of artefacts and documents that explore the historical events of Grantham. Many people have made a lot of effort to collect everything in the Grantham Museum.
Art lovers can visit the Roger Heaton Studio and Gallery.
One can see and buy a variety of paintings, pottery and other artistic items.
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