Self-catering holidays in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England
The hill and steep climbing roads up to the cathedral and castle in Lincoln are particularly scenic. The streets are lined with old stone houses and interesting shops, including the inevitable tea shops.Lincoln is a great city for a self catering holiday, find:
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The Jews House, 15, The Strait, Lincoln | It's worth the steep climb uphill |
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Shops in fine stone buildings - plenty of opportunities to stop and browse | Scenic roads leading up to the cathedral and castle |
Various other remnants of the past are scattered throughout modern Lincoln. The Stonebow (shown below) is now used as council offices. It was built in the 15th and 16th century on the site of the old Roman south gate to Lincoln. It now houses the Guildhall, Civic Insignia and the City Charters of Lincoln. The 14th century Mote bell is rung to call council meetings.
The Stonebow in the centre of Lincoln - now Council offices |
Lincoln city centre with its mix of old and modern architecture | Lincoln is thronged with shoppers - even mid-week |
- Lincoln Tourist Walk
- Lincoln Town and Country Walk
There is a lot to see in Lincoln, and the cathedral area is one of the most picturesque and memorable in the Midlands. If you're interested in museums then the Usher Gallery (Lindun Road, Lincoln. Telephone 01522 527980) and Toy Museum in Westgate (Telephone 01522 520534) might be of interest. Find self-catering cottages and apartments for your stay below:
Self-catering Country Cottages in Lincolnshire, the Midlands and England
Find country cottages and self-catering accommodation in Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, and England within easy travelling distance of Stamford using the links below: