Ben Doyle 
A visit to Lincolnshire makes for a relaxing break, but you want to ensure you are staying in one of the best hotels in Lincolnshire, right? Each hotel has to be beautifully decorated, totally unique and absolutely fabulous! Best Hotels in Lincolnshire We’ve listed five of the best hotels in Lincolnshire below so you can … Read more
If you are looking for caravan parks in Lincolnshire, you will find yourself spoilt for choice when it comes to picking one of the county’s numerous caravan sites to stay at. These top five most popular caravan parks in Lincolnshire will give you an idea as to where the popular places to stay are, and … Read more
You don’t need to spend a fortune to go out for the day in Lincolnshire! In fact, there are plenty of activities and visitor attractions which are completely free. If you’re in Lincolnshire and you find yourself with a whole day to fill, here are our top five ideas for free days out in the … Read more
If you’re stuck for ideas about where to go to keep your children happy and entertained, then our 10 Things To Do In Lincolnshire For Kids guide is here to help. Our guide has been specially tailored to include educational, outdoor and physical suggestions. Read our 10 suggestions below! 1. Lincolnshire Wolds Railway If your … Read more
Between Easter and October, you can enjoy a boat trip from Lincoln’s Brayford Pool along the Fossdyke Canal in the Brayford Belle. The Fossdyke was built by the Romans to link Lincoln to the River Trent (and ultimately the North Sea). Spend a relaxing hour sailing on the Lincoln Brayford Belle, enjoying the lovely scenery … Read more
View the historic city of Lincoln from a different perspective If you’re feeling fit and want to explore Lincoln and the surrounding lovely countryside under your own steam, then Lincoln hirebike could well be the answer! It’s a great scheme to encourage the use of bicycles in our towns and cities. If you’d like to … Read more
Bus tours are a fabulous way of seeing the many beautiful sights in and around Lincoln. Running between the months of March and September, the Tour Lincoln sight-seeing bus covers the whole of the city and links the Cathedral and Cultural Quarter with bustling Downhill Lincoln. This open-top bus has a live commentary full of … Read more
Lincoln has some great guided walking tours to choose from. They are an enjoyable way to learn more about this lovely city and get the most out of your visit. Cathedral Quarter Walking Tour Time: March & June: Weekends only, from 11am onwards.July & August: Daily, from 11am onwards.September & October: Weekends only, from 11am … Read more
Lincoln has some very popular markets to choose from. Whether you’re looking for organic produce, home-made preserves, or good value clothes and toys, Lincoln has a market selling what you require. Lincoln Indoor Market Lincoln’s Indoor Market is located on Sincil Street, close to the High Street. The Indoor Market is a traditional British market … Read more
Shop on Lincoln’s High Street Lincoln High Street is a bustling thoroughfare and ideal for shopping, forming part of Ermine Street (the old Roman London to York road). That’s why it’s very straight and very long! Don’t worry though – much of it is pedestrianised, so you’ll be quite safe! At the top end of … Read more
At the heart of the Cathedral Quarter is Lincoln’s Bailgate, home to up-market independent shops, restaurants and hotels. Here you will find superb shops located next to the odd Roman ruin, facing Lincoln Castle, or in the shadows of Lincoln Cathedral – Bailgate is a delight. For fashionistas, there are several chic boutiques, plus designer … Read more
The Lincoln Ice Rink has been making an appearance in the city every December since 2005. It is open 7 days a week and is located in City Square, alongside the Waterside Shopping Centre. Skating sessions last for 45 minutes and start every hour on the hour. The ice rink itself is 25 metres long … Read more
Lincoln is buzzing with exciting things for the visitor to see…. 1. Cathedral Quarter Lincoln Cathedral Lincoln Castle Roman Lincoln Medieval Bishop’s Palace Steep Hill The Lawn 2. Museums and Art Galleries Museum of Lincolnshire Life Ellis Mill The Lawn and Sir Joseph Banks Conservatory The Collection Usher Gallery Guildhall 3. Private Art Galleries Harding … Read more
Lincoln Castle has a great programme of events that are suitable for all the family. 16th – 17th March Discover Greater Lincolnshire Weekend Discover Greater Lincolnshire Weekend 13th – 14th April Local Living History Weekend Discover what life was like at Lincoln Castle over the centuries. 4th – 6th May Victorian Weekend Lincoln Castle is … Read more
Magna Carta is one of the most famous and influential documents, not only in Lincoln, but in English history. It was created during a period of civil war, in which many English barons had risen up in rebellion against the tyrannical rule of King John. It was an attempt by them to curb his excesses … Read more
Similar to the city itself, Lincoln Castle has a long and fascinating history. It began with William the Conqueror ordering the building of the Castle in 1068. After his victory at the Battle of Hastings two years prior, he struggled with Anglo Saxon uprisings across the country. For almost five years, William and his army … Read more
From Alford, Horncastle and Louth in the glorious Lincolnshire Wolds, to Stamford and Market Deeping in the south, Lincolnshire’s market towns are many and varied. The market towns of Lincolnshire make a great day out, with plenty for visitors to discover as they meander around the historic streets of Lincolnshire’s towns. Lincolnshire remains an agricultural … Read more
There’s plenty to do with your friends, family or for yourself if you’re looking for holidays in Lincolnshire. Want to get away from a busy or stressful lifestyle? Read on… Lincolnshire has miles of beautiful coastline along the North Sea and also boasts some fantastic towns, with the city of Lincoln right in the heart … Read more
Lincoln Cathedral is home to many wonders, but few capture the imagination like the Lincoln Imp. But where did the legend of the Lincoln Imp come from?
With a history dating back over 900 years, Lincoln Cathedral Choir is one of the finest in the country. It regularly appears on both radio and TV, and has made a large number of commercial recordings. The choir has toured in many European countries including France, Germany, Holland and the Czech Republic. Lincoln Cathedral Choir … Read more
In recent years, there has been a growing awareness about the environment and wildlife and more and more charitable institutions have taken it upon themselves to care for these. Efforts are being made across the globe to protect wildlife. Even famous celebrities are taking part in these kinds of efforts. Lincolnshire, which is considered mainly … Read more
Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese is an award-winning handmade cheese made from unpasteurised cow’s milk. It is made by just one producer; Simon Jones of FW Read & Sons in Alford, Lincolnshire. With a very distinctive taste which is slightly sweet and nutty, the flavour of the cheese changes from season to season. It is a delicious … Read more
Woodhall Spa is a delightful spa town which has retained a feeling of Edwardian gentility. Nestling next to beautiful pine woods, Woodhall Spa is the ideal location for a short break. With excellent hotels, a world-class golf course, open air swimming pool at Jubilee Park, a famous aviation trail and even a delightful old-fashioned picture … Read more
The Lincolnshire Wolds Railway runs on a route which used to be part of the Great Northern passageway from Boston to Grimsby. The railway became part of the London Northern Eastern Railway in 1923. It is located near the Lincolnshire countryside between the Wolds and the seashore. This is a brief distance from Cleethorpes, Grimsby … Read more
The Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty body (AONB) was created through the incorporation of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act of 1949. The Lincolnshire Wolds were granted this status in 1973. This legislation is meant to promote the natural beauty of designated zones, as well as opportunities in tourism development. Said areas … Read more
Lincoln has plenty of great places to stay, from cosy B&Bs to chic boutique hotels. We’ve included a cross-section of hotels, bed and breakfasts, and guest houses in our Where to stay in Lincoln guide. For those of you who are not familiar with the city, we’ve divided our guide between Lincoln Cathedral Quarter and … Read more
Boston is a thriving market town with a fascinating history – and has important links to the Pilgrim Fathers who helped found America. A Brief History of Boston In the 13th century, Boston was the leading port in England, exporting wool, lead and salt to mainland Europe whilst importing exotic goods such as wine, fur … Read more
Brigg continues to host sports events and entertainment festivals particularly the world-renowned Brigg Fair. It is a residential haven and is currently the home of numerous retail shops, pubs as well as junior and senior schools. The annual horse fair is held every first Saturday of August. It was described as the second largest horse … Read more
Did you know that Sleaford takes its name from its position as a crossing place (or ford) on the River Slea? Or, that its skyline is dominated by the 144ft stone spire of the parish church of St Denys’, one of the tallest in England? Places to visit in Sleaford Why not visit the nationally … Read more
This market town and river port has not lost its 18th century culture as shown by the old buildings such as the Gainsborough Old Hall. The town has origins as river-crossing area and inner seaport which is several mile from the sea but close to Trent River. It goes through the western part of the … Read more