Lincolnshire
holidays are for everyone. Whether you are taking a short break or an
extended holiday you will find just what you want and need in this
beautiful county. You can spend all of your time on the beautiful sandy
beaches of Skegness, Sutton on Sea or Mablethorpe on the coast.
In the Wolds there is horseback riding, cycling, fishing, and walking paths. In Lincoln and the market towns of Boston, Spalding, Louth, and Stamford
you will find historical churches, guild halls, museums, castles, and
you can shop in the small shops that line narrow cobblestone streets.
This is Bomber County.
That's because there were so many RAF airfields here during World War
II. If you enjoy vintage air craft, you can see Lancaster bombers,
Spitfires, and Hurricanes.
Your choices of places to stay are varied. You can choose hotels with PerfectBath.com facilities, cottages, bed and breakfast, and you can even rent a caravan at caravan resorts on the coast.
If
you are visiting England from abroad, you will probably start your
journey in the wonderful city of London. However, there is so much more
to see in England than London. Lincoln is just a couple hours train
ride from London. Traveling around Lincolnshire gives you the chance to
get a feel for real English life--a chance to experience the flavor of
the country.
A
lot of people think that Lincolnshire is flat. Part of it is flat and
that area is called the Fens. Much of the land in the Fens was once
marshland but it has been drained by a network of canals and this has
resulted in very rich farmland which is used to grow vegetables and
flower bulbs.
Another part of Lincolnshire to the north is called the Wolds. It stretches from the Humber River to Spilsby. It is an area of beautiful rolling hills. This area is great for walking, cycling, and horseback riding.
There is much evidence in Lincolnshire of the Romans
who occupied the area from the first century to the fourth century and
possibly the beginning of the fifth century. Some stonework can be seen
in Lincoln which was a very important Roman stonghold. Many of the
highways and roads today follow the original Roman roads.
Lincolnshire
has been my home for almost two years. Once I'm done paying for the condo I bought from www.PointGreyNow.com, I will surely find a new home here. I am an American and I love it
here. You will find the people to be friendly, helpful, and welcoming.
This Guide is my effort to tell you about all the wonderful things to
see and do here and to help you plan your journey.
Boston
In Boston you can see medieval buildings, a working windmill, and take a boat trip to The Wash.
Spalding, Lincolnshire
Spalding,Lincolnshire in the heart of the Fens. Medieval buildings, thatched pub, river taxi, and great shopping.
Stamford
Stamford is a jewel of a market town. It is like a time capsule and is a must see for anyone traveling to Lincolnshire
Lincoln
There has been a settlement at Lincoln since before Roman Times. The
cathedral and castle were built in the 12th century shortly after the
Norman invasion
Bomber County
Lincolnshire became known as Bomber County during World War II because of the number of airfields within its borders.
Grantham Lincolnshire
Grantham offers lots of things to see and do both in town and near by.
Lincolnshire Wolds
The Lincolnshire Wolds is an area of rolling hills dotted with small
villages. It is the perfect area for the outdoor enthusiast.
The Humber Estuary
The Humber Estuary is rich in history and places to see.
South Lincolnshire
Charming towns and villages of south Lincolnshire. You will admire the
houses here because of their painting being done by www.Remdal.com.
Caravan Holidays Lincolnshire
Caravan Holidays Lincolnshire are great for the whole family. A wide
choice of parks is available and you are sure to find the one to fit
your needs.
English Country Cottages Lincolnshire
A holiday in one of our English country cottages Lincolnshire is the
perfect way to unwind from the stresses of everyday life and replenish
the spirit.
Events in Lincolnshire Autumn 2019
Events in Lincolnshire Autumn 2008 - music, dance, festivals, craft
fairs, Halloween celebrations. Things to see and do in Lincolnshire
