Find accommodation, attractions and good food and drink in Lincolnshire

Whether you are looking for a great deal on a hotel in Lincoln, or a caravan break in Skegness or Mablethorpe you can find local accommodation to suit your needs on The Lincolnshire Guide.

Perhaps you are planning a day trip, or want to know what attractions are available in Lincolnshire?  We also have an extensive search engine full of what is available to do and local attractions, from Seal Sanctuaries in Skegness, rollercoasters in Ingoldmells and Cleethorpes, to visiting castles in Lincoln, Tattershall and beyond.

No trip to Lincolnshire is complete without trying some local food delicacies at some great restaurants, pubs and diners, from Lincolnshire Sausages, Plum Bread and so much more.  Lincolnshire is the home of great local produce!

Lincolnshire has every type of accommodation imaginable, from hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfasts to chalets, holiday homes and the Lincolnshire Coast is home to the world's second largest population of static caravans!

You could visit the City of Lincoln, with its' historic cathedral and castle, and vibrant waterfront at the Brayford Pool as well as extensive shopping including many big names as well as quaint old shops on Steep Hill.  Alternatively, visit the world famous Lincoln Christmas Market to sample the delights of an authentic european Christmas market.

If you prefer the fun of the fair and the seaside then there are many attractions, as Lincolnshire is home to the East Midlands' only coastline.  Popular with both young and old due to the unique mix of attractions available.

Attractions such as Skegness, Ingoldmells, Mablethorpe and Cleethorpes await on Lincolnshire's Blue Flag awarded golden sands, where you can also find fun-filled attractions such as Fantasy Island, Butlins, amusements and theatres offering a diet of acts such as Jimmy Carr, Roy Chubby Brown, Ken Dodd, The Chuckle Brothers, and much more!

Prefer a quieter life?  Fancy getting some muddy boots or just visiting rural pubs and shops?  Lincolnshire has a unique countryside boasting both the Fens and the Wolds - flatlands and hilly terrain - making it ideal walking country.  The Lincolnshire Wolds are the hosts of the annual Wolds Walking Festival, with well-planned walks to suit all of the family.  Lincolnshire makes excellent walking country and there are many attractions that are best seen on foot, and many little gems that may pass you by if you are in the car.  There is plenty of greenery to go round, whether you choose to hike or bike!  Check out our events calendar for events happening all around the county. 

Lincolnshire is most famous for its' food, being a traditionally farming based county.  We still have many delicacies for you to try, from the world famous Lincolnshire sausage to Plum Bread, Bateman's Ales and of course fish and chips always taste better by the sea!  Whether you are after a traditional Lincolnshire-style rustic meal, something simple or quite extravagant, there is something for everyones' taste in Lincolnshire!

Lincolnshire is not only a place to visit during the summer months, there is plenty to do all year round.  During December of each year you can visit many different Christmas Markets around the county.  The most famous is the Lincoln Christmas Market, held around the uphill areas of Lincoln near to the famous Cathedral and Castle.  This event is usually hugely popular, drawing in crowds from around the country and beyond.

We can even help you find somewhere to park, with our interactive parking map, and local services listings in case you need their assistance.

Whatever you want from your holiday, short break, day trip or even if you are a local - The Lincolnshire Guide is the number one source of information for you.

If you have accommodation to rent, an attraction or venue to publicise or maybe you run a restaurant, cafe or pub - you can advertise it here on The Lincolnshire Guide for less than £10 a year!  Find out more!