Brigg & Ancholme

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Nestled on the edge of the Ancholme Valley, the historic town of Brigg is must for some retail therapy. Historic streets and courtyards are home to amazing independent stores, boutiques, spas and popular food market. The Ancholme Valley is diverse and awe-inspiring with landscapes and wildlife suited to any cyclist, walker, budding photographer or nature lover to enjoy. Nearby you can find championship golf courses, beautiful open gardens and an award winning garden centre. With many quality attractions ready and waiting for you to visit, why not visit today?
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    Albert House, Brigg

    Large Victorian Grade II listed building in the town centre with many original features, high ceilings with original ceiling roses and wooden window shutters. Price Per Person Per Night: £45 to £52

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    Ancholme Valley Way

    Large Victorian Grade II listed building in the town centre with many original features, high ceilings with original ceiling roses and wooden window shutters. Price Per Person Per Night: £45 to £52

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    Atrium Brigg

    Located in the courtyard of the former Angel Inn, this is a perfect place, in the heart of the town and this busy community hub, to meet up with friends for a tea or coffee or spend a relaxing lunch.

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    Aviation Heritage

    Atrium Brigg (formerly The Cafe Courtyard)  is set in stunning surroundings within The Angel Building in Brigg’s Market Place inside a Glass Atrium with Palm Trees and Chandeliers with seating in Lloyd Loom Chairs. All our meals are freshly prepared using locally sourced produce. We are open Monday to Friday 9.30am – 3.30pm ; Saturday […]

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    Black Bull

    Discover the area’s aviation heritage across eight former RAF sites. RAF Elsham Wolds The First World War airfield closed in June 1919 but as the Second World War beckoned a second site was needed and built to the west of the site. RAF Goxhill Goxhill airfield was used for storage by the RAF and MOD […]

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    Brigg

    The newly opened Black Bull has an amazing new look and serves a fantastic new draught range including local cask ales and craft beers! Black Bull’s team have enjoyed pulling together a eclectic range of wines and spirits including an extensive gin selection and the team have been doing lots of training to make sure your coffee and teas […]

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    Brigg Farmers' Market

    Brigg is definitely one of the best for independent shopping and has a fantastic farmers’ markets, on the fourth Saturday of every month (December dates may vary) in addition to the traditional market which takes place every Thursday. The snug “courts” and “yards” have the most unusual shops. From finding those special one-off pieces to […]

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    Brigg Ghost Walks

    Hear tales of Cavaliers and Roundheads during the English Civil War, of John Wesley preaching to turbulent crowds and discover who haunts the room behind the balcony at The Angel. Organised by BASH, a local history group in Brigg.

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    Brigg Heritage Centre

    Let our guides take you on a journey through the historic town of Brigg. Listen to the tales of its many ghosts and hauntings. Hear tales of Cavaliers and Roundheads during the English Civil War, of John Wesley preaching to turbulent crowds and discover who haunts the room behind the balcony at The Angel. Organised […]

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    Cameron Huggins Blacksmith - Redbourne

    A warm welcome awaits you at the Brigg Heritage Centre. Situated on the first floor of The Angel, a former 17th Century coaching inn the Brigg Heritage Centre is a labyrinth of rooms and discoveries. The star exhibit, the Bronze age ‘Raft’ found nearby in the river Ancholme, sets the scene for a fascinating journey, […]