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Grimsby & Cleethorpes Tourist Guide & Information

Grimsby is most known as a fishing town, itstheatre, with shows and entertainment for
founder of which the word Grimsby comes fromeveryone. The auditorium holds 1200 people
was a fisherman named Grim. He first came toseated and 2000 standing. There is also a bar
Grimsby from Denmark. When he arrived hisupstairs available for people to use during
task was to murder Prince Havelock. Grimthe entertainment. It provides a huge range
eventually could not bring him self to killof  acts  and  shows for all ages and tastes.
the Prince but later found he could not
return back to Denmark. So he decided to stayGrimsby has lots of fun packed things to do
on the coast, where his home was soon to befor everyone so come along and enjoy the
known  as  Grimsby.history and events that Grimsby has going on
throughout  the  year.
Grimsby is also known for its history of the
men who went through appalling conditionsCleethorpes
which is what brings our fish in the town
today, in the 1950's Grimsby became one ofCleethorpes is on the coast, and only a few
the world's largest fishing ports who so manymiles away from Grimsby, with a stunning
men  risked  their  lives  for.Beach to enjoy and all the seaside activities
and fun for all ages to enjoy throughout the
So why not come visit us and get your handsyear, there are places to do things to see
on  some  good  Grimsby  Fish  and  Chips!and fantastic restaurants based in
Cleethorpes for everyone to enjoy a great
Grimsby Dock Tower has been in the skylineday.
for over 137 years, it is 309ft high and has
played a massive part in the town's history,At night Cleethorpes comes to live with its
There is a myth that when they first decidedrange of small bars and nightclubs to suit
to build the dock tower they had to cover theeveryone  so  they  can  have  a great night.
bottom of the foundations with cotton wool,
so  they  could  soak  up  the  water.In the summer the seafront is all lit up for
everyone to enjoy, so you can either have
Grimsby is full of attractions to explore theromantic walks down the seafront or take the
mind of all ages. The main attractions are inkids  to  see  the  arcades  at  night.
the town centre and there's also many
surrounding  the  town  centre.Parkway  Cinema,  Kings  Road,  Cleethorpes:
National  Fishing  Heritage  Centre:The cinema is located on the resorts meridian
point, which is a huge complex, with a bar,
The NFHC first opened in the 1990's tosnacks counter and theater. It has the latest
attract visitors from all around to let themconcerts and live shows on plus the latest
take a look at how it was like at sea, forfilms  on  at  the  complex.
the local fishermen who experienced the
dangers and hard life which came with, beenCleethorpes  Leisure  Centre:
at sea in the early 1950's. The NFHC is
situated two minutes away from the townThe Leisure Centre has all facilities from a
centre on Alexander Dock. It makes a funwave machine and slide for the kids in the
packed day out for everyone to learn and haveswimming pool, to a play area to keep them
fun.occupied after swimming. It also has a gym,
spa, sauna & steam room and sun beds just
Time  Trap  Museum:incase the sun isn't shinning outside on that
particular day! There is also a bar and
The Time Trap Museum is a fantastic morningcafeteria for those hungry stomachs after all
or afternoon out to get your children'sthat  exercise!
imagines going wild. The Museum is based in
the prison cells of Grimsby Town Hall, takingPleasure  Island:
you through the towns past and the town's
treasures as you piece together the jigsawPleasure Island is the only theme park in
puzzle of how Grimsby came to be how it isGrimsby and Cleethorpes. It makes a fantastic
today.day out for all family's to enjoy. With main
rides and attractions from big wheels to swan
Grimsby  Auditorium:pedal boats on the lake to the tummy dropping
Hyperblaster it has something for everyone
Grimsby Auditorium is the area's largestfor a great fun packed day out.



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