With a settlement being recorded on what is now known as Lincoln since the Iron Age the town is a place steeped in history, and there's evidence of this on show wherever you look. From examples of original Roman bridges to the grandeur of Lincoln Cathedral, as well as intact medieval and Georgian buildings, there are relics everywhere from the town's rich heritage as well as a wealth of museums and attractions.
That is not to say that this is a town living in the past. Indeed, its shopping
districts and excellent selection of restaurants and bars indicate that it is very much
in the 21st Century, and with events taking place throughout the year such as the famous
Christmas Market, there is always something to do. Sports fans will find that the city is
very much a football city, with both mens and ladies teams strongly represented. But for
something a bit different, why not check out the Roller Derby for some full-contact,
high-adrenaline action and cheer local lasses the Lincolnshire Bombers on to victory?
Beyond Lincoln's boundaries there is also much to see, with Nottingham, Sheffield
and Derby to the west and the Lincolnshire coast to the east. The area is also ideal
for those who like to get outdoors, with plenty on offer for ramblers, cyclists,
golfers and more.
FAQs for Lincoln B&B Accommodation
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What is the best price for B&B in Lincoln tonight?
The best price for Lincoln B&B tonight is £27 (* subject to availability). Use our searchbox to find the best prices in Lincoln for your dates.
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Which Lincoln B&B's are best for couples?
Some of the best bed and breakfast's in Lincoln for couples are Bail Mews, or The Old Palace. You might also try The Rest which frequently has offers on double rooms.
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Which B&B's in Lincoln offer free parking?
You can find free parking at many Lincoln B&Bs, though most offer limited spaces and early booking is suggested. You could try The Old Palace or also look at Charlotte House which has limited free parking.