During your visit to the Lincolnshire Wolds, don’t forget to venture further afield! Beyond the rolling hills of the Wolds is an entire county boasting beautiful landscapes, bustling towns and hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Head to the coast
Venture to the Lincolnshire coast, just beyond the Lincolnshire Wolds, and feel the refreshing breeze of the North Sea in your hair. Stretching along the east coast of England from the Humber to the Wash, this impressive landscape really is a slice of coastal paradise.
What makes this coast unique is its varied landscape, lending itself to having a large variety of things to do. Whether you’d like to experience vibrant seaside towns such as Sutton on Sea, explore tranquil stretches of sandy beaches like Anderby Creek, or visit iconic traditional coastal attractions like Skegness Pier, the Lincolnshire coast has you and the whole family covered.
Delve into the past
Lincolnshire is a county steeped in heritage. From Roman settlers to the industrial revolution, throughout history this county has played an important role.
Aviation is deeply rooted in the landscape of Lincolnshire. Known as Bomber County, Lincolnshire has long played a key role in aviation heritage and is reflected in the various museums across the area. Discover the stories from the World Wars and how it changed the county, as well as how Lincoln became the birthplace of the tank!
The county also is home to an abundance of historic buildings and heritage sites. Head into the county's capital to explore Lincoln Castle - home to the Magna Carta - and the stunning Lincoln Cathedral which has dominated the city's skyline for nearly a thousand years. Travel deeper into the county to discover treasures of architecture and history such as the National Trust's Belton House, Tattershall Castle and Woolsthorpe Manor.
Explore the capital of the county
Lincoln is a must-see destination when visiting the county and it is brimming with things to see and do. With award-winning attractions, great shopping, and a wealth of places to eat and drink, Lincoln has got it all!
The great thing about Lincoln is that it’s a compact city, meaning you can easily explore on foot. Start with a coffee in the stylish Cornhill Quarter before hitting the high street for some retail therapy. Next, take a stroll along Brayford Waterfront, home to the award-winning University of Lincoln. Tackle the famous Steep Hill and you’ll discover an array of independent shops alongside the city’s cherished Lincoln Cathedral, the Medieval Bishops’ Palace and Lincoln Castle.
