Lincolnshire Wolds

Here you find peace and tranquillity. For 30 years the Wolds has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with vistas of big skies over undulating landscapes, punctuated by the picture postcard villages and the friendly market towns of Alford, Horncastle, Louth, Spilsby, Tattershall and Coningsby. Not to mention historic sites and connections with famous sons of the past such as poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson and explorer Sir John Franklin. Uncluttered roads and a wealth of sights, a lively calendar of events and a working landscape dotted with fertile farms, the fields changing in character and colour all year long - this is a place where you can drive to relax.

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight - RAF Coningsby

In 1986, under a unique arrangement between Lincolnshire County Council and the Royal Air Force, it became possible to view the historic aircraft of the BBMF at their home base at RAF Coningsby. Since then the BBMF Visitors' Centre has welcomed over 335,000 people.

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National Golf Centre at Woodhall Spa

The English Golf Union (EGU) acquired Woodhall Spa Golf Club in 1995 with a vision of creating a centre of excellence second to none, to be enjoyed by players of all standards to be known as,  The National Golf Centre. 

The Hotchkin Course has  recently been voted best inland course in UK by Golf World and 47th in the world by Golf Magazine. With over a hundred years of history the Hotchkin course sits amidst wonderful natural surroundings, offering an exquisite and memorable golfing experience.

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Antiques at Horncastle and Hemswell

Both Horncastle and Hemswell are magnets for antique shoppers. With dozens of shops and stores to visit, Gathmans Cottage is a great place to stay, to be centrally located.

Hemswell Antique Centres brings together Europe's largest selection of dealers who can offer you the widest possible range of antiques and collectable items here in the UK.

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The Viking Way

From the Humber Bridge this gentle route heads south along the Lincolnshire Wolds through territory once occupied by Vikings to Horncastle and Lincoln, finishing near Rutland Water.

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The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre

Relive A World War Two Bomber Airfield Here At East Kirkby.
Experience The Sights And Sounds, Smells and Atmosphere.
The Only Place In The Country To See A Lancaster Bomber On Its Original Airfield, and ride in it!.

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Market Rasen Racecourse

Set in its rural surroundings Market Rasen is the only racecourse in Lincolnshire and offers a unique experience. The friendly family atmosphere and amazing views around the course are unmatched any where in the country. It really is the perfect place for a great day out!!

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Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral is one of the finest medieval buildings in Europe, which towers above Lincoln, a prominent landmark for miles around.

The imposing West Front incorporates the surviving part of the first Romanesque Cathedral dating from 1072. Most of the Cathedral dates from the 13th century when, inspired by the leadership of St Hugh (Bishop from 1186-1200), the Cathedral was re-built in the new gothic style. Later generations added the wonderful carved screen, the 14th century misericords, the Wren Library and the Duncan Grant frescoes.

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Gunby Hall

Located at the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds, Gunby Hall has an atmosphere redolent of many generations of family occupation. There are panelled rooms and a beautiful oak staircase, as well as many fine paintings and items of furniture and china. The exquisite walled gardens are planted with traditional English vegetables, fruit and flowers, with espaliered apples and pears, and contain a dovecote pre-dating the house.

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Cadwell Park

Cadwell Park is one of British motorsport's best-kept secrets, despite the fact it has hosted car, bike and kart races since its creation. The highlight of the 2007 calender is undoubtedly the British Superbike Championship which always attracts huge crowds to the Lincolnshire circuit. The BSB Championship is a firm favourite with the fans that flock in their thousands to watch the riders get airborne over the Mountain. The annual Vintage Sports Car Club meeting is another popular event, as is the fast and furious British Superkart Grand Prix, but whatever the race meeting Cadwell always separates the men from the boys.

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Chambers Farm Woods

Chambers Farm Nature Reserve is a facinating place for anyone interested in flora and fauna.Situated on the site of a medieaval woodland it contains ancient Limes and a wealth of butterflies. A joy for any nature lover at anytime of the year. How to get there: The car park can be found just past the Chambers Farm Wood Centre,sign posted off the B1202 Wragby Bardney road.

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Tattershall Castle

This vast fortified and moated tower was built for Ralph Cromwell, Lord Treasurer of England from 1433 to 1443. The building was restored by Lord Curzon between 1911 and 1914 and contains four great chambers with enormous Gothic fireplaces, tapestries and brick vaulting. There are spectacular views across the Fens from the battlements and a guardhouse with museum room.

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