Many
events throughout the year make Lincoln irresistible – the famous
Christmas Market, the Brayford Waterfront Festival and the weekend that
most attractions open for free – Discover Lincoln Weekend. Lincoln is
loved by visitors of all ages. Compact, and full of diverse things to do
and places to see, unique shops, peaceful walks, places to eat good
local food. From Windmills to Railway and
Aircraft museums, Lincolnshire has it all. Beautiful scenery,
fascinating history, outdoor activities, some of the finest Buildings in
England, superior accommodation and excellent dining. Ancient castles,
stunning rivers and gardens, bustling market towns and Captivating
visitor attractions are all on offer.
Stretching from the Humber to the Wash on the east
side of England it is an immense county of varying landscapes. You will
find open rolling hills as well as deep-sided valleys. Quiet country
roads run along the ridges giving wonderful views across the Wolds. To
the east coast you descend onto the coastal plain with its marshland and
miles of sandy beaches. Head south and find the Fens with wide open
skies and magnificent churches.
Lincolnshire has fresh air and big skies. Savour the
fresh local foods available in many of the counties public houses,
Hotels, cafes and restaurants. Free range eggs, local fruit and
vegetables, ciders, cheeses, wines, traditionally made bread and home
made cakes. Lincolnshire has some of the most spectacular scenery in
Great Britain, From the Fens in the South to the Wolds. Many of the
ancient woodland areas are carpeted in the Spring with blue bells and
white anemones.
