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Weekdays Monday to Thursday tend to
be less busy in town.
Friday is market day with stalls in Broad Street & High Street. Saturday also sees a market in
High Street and in Red Lion Square. These two days attract a lot of visitors to the town,
so arrive early!
Sunday is busy around midday to mid-afternoon.
At busy times, like the run-up to Christmas,
& on Bank Holidays, an early start may
be recommended to make the
most of your visit!
...& where to park
Stamford is an ancient town with narrow streets making it a restricted area for parking right in the town centre. However, there are lots of car parks within a short walking distance of the shops and other amenities. These include motorcycle & accessible parking.
Larger, long stay car parks include:
*Cattle Market (Station Road). This car park is closed for the funfair 7 days from Mother's Day
*Bath Row (free & paid parking). This street is closed for the funfair for 7 days from Mother's Day
*Wharf Road car park
*North Street car park
*Scotgate car park
*St. Leonard's Street car park
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PLEASE LOCATE THE CAR PARKS ON GOOGLE MAPS & TO FIND SAT NAV DETAILS. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BRING A BANK CARD, & ACCESS TO A PARKING APP (Ringo), AS SITES VARY​.
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For pick-up of goods or passengers, you may drive through the High Street
pedestrian precinct before 10am
and after 4pm
any day.
Broad Street is another ideal collection point but should be avoided on Friday, market day. Do check that there are no other
events affecting this street
before visiting.
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WHAT'S ON
RIGHT NOW
IN STAMFORD?
To discover all local events in detail, please go to:
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www.stamfordsightsandsecretstours.com
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