Lincolnshire
England's second-largest county runs from a cathedral city on a hill to a coastline of traditional seaside resorts, taking in a Georgian stone market town and a stretch of quiet chalk hills along the way. It's a big, mostly rural county, and the appeal is usually in the detail rather than any single headline sight.
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Lincoln
A cathedral and a castle share the hilltop, joined to the rest of the city by the cobbled climb of Steep Hill.
Stamford
A Georgian stone town so well preserved it's a regular stand-in for period drama on screen.
Skegness & the Coast
A traditional English seaside resort with a wide, sandy beach and over a century of holiday-making behind it.
Lincolnshire Wolds
Rolling chalk hills and quiet market towns, protected as a National Landscape and easy to have almost to yourself.
About this guide
We keep this simple: a short, honest guide to each part of Lincolnshire, and a live link through to Booking.com to check current availability and prices — we don't maintain our own hotel listings or reviews, since those go stale fast and Booking.com's own data doesn't.