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Lincoln, East Midlands, Lincoln area Bed and Breakfast - Find B&B on bnbstar.co.uk
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Lincoln B&B Guide East Midlands Area
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The city of Lincoln is a well-preserved medieval city with 2000 years of heritage with a lively arts and events programme and it has its own Roman road, the Fosse Way, which runs north from the busy shopping centre in the south of the city up Steep Hill and under the Roman arch at the north gate.
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Lincoln's St Mary's Guildhall is where you can view part of the Roman Fosse Way preserved under a glass floor. There are a number of different hiking trails to choose from, criss-crossed by footpaths you can walk the Viking Way on the long distance footpath, Wolds Way, pub and town trails, river walks, coastal walks and much more.
Lincoln is also a historic cathedral city and is dominated by the glory of the magnificent triple-towered Lincoln Cathedral. It has its castle, one of the original copies of the Magna Carta, splendid views from the garden of the Medieval Bishops' Palace over the Roman and Medieval city and one of the most northerly vineyards in Europe. Learn about Lincoln's rich aviation history at sites such as the RAF Scampton Historical Museum and the Metheringham Airfield Visitor Centre. Perhaps the best hidden treasure and the oldest item on show is the magnificent document of Magna Carta 39-40. This 780 year old document, one of only four surviving originals sealed by King John after his meeting with the Barons at Runnymede in 1215, is housed in the Victorian prison building of Lincoln Castle. Inland are the gently rolling hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds and situated in a nearby village and worthy of a visit, is Donington Castle. To discover the delights of this region, the bed and breakfast in the East Midlands area, are superbly situated and is an ideal destination for a memorable and exciting vacation.
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