Green Guide Lincoln

BEST FOR: A couple’s getaway

ADDRESS: 40-44 Bailgate, Lincoln LN1 3AP

Located in the centre of Lincoln and within easy walking distance of the city’s main attractions, the Duke William Hotel is a beautiful historic building with a forward-thinking approach to the environment.

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BEST FOR: Accommodation in the heart of Lincoln

ADDRESS: Eastgate, Lincoln LN2 1PN

The Lincoln Hotels’ beautiful rooms and gorgeous views of the Cathedral, staying here is a no-brainer, especially when you throw in a locally sourced restaurant menu that gives you a taste of Lincoln to go along with the sights.

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BEST FOR: A stay to remember

ADDRESS: Christ Hospital Terrace, Lincoln LN2 1LY

The Old Palace Lodge is living proof that a hotel doesn’t need to be modern and new to be the epitome of style. This converted Gothic chapel takes ‘reduce, reuse, recycle’ to a completely new level, combining Victorian luxury with twenty-first century comfort.

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BEST FOR: A couple’s holiday in style

ADDRESS: Bailgate, Lincoln LN1 3AR

This elegant hotel is perfectly placed to take advantage of Lincoln’s attractions, such as the cathedral, castle and a range of locally owned shops, without having to set foot in a car.

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BEST FOR: The independent traveller and for those who want to take life at their own pace

Curious About has created a self-guided tour around Lincoln for a low-carbon way to learn all about the city. These two walks start and end in the city centre, within easy reach of the station and everything else Lincoln has to offer. You can purchase a physical copy of the walk and activities, or if you want to be extra eco-friendly, save on paper by downloading the booklet straight to your mobile device.

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BEST FOR: Local produce

ADDRESS: Castle Square

If you love eating locally, make sure to check out Lincoln’s monthly farmers’ market. Surrounded by the historic buildings of Lincoln’s Cathedral Quarter, and overlooked by the eponymous cathedral itself, it’s the perfect place to support local businesses and producers and cut down on food miles.

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BEST FOR: Families, dog lovers

ADDRESS: 16 Lindum Terrace, Lincoln LN2 5RT

This Grade II listed park is the perfect place for a picnic and some fresh air,
and it has a play park for the kids. Be sure to keep an eye on its event calendar available on the Lincoln Council website.

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BEST FOR: History buffs

ADDRESS: Canwick Avenue, Lincoln LN4 2HQ

The International Bomber Command Centre (IBCC) includes three interactive exhibition galleries and a range of events offering a hands-on approach to learn about the history of Bomber Command and it’s role in WWII.

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BEST FOR: Wildlife lovers

ADDRESS: Lincoln

Visitors to Lincoln often enjoy a walk on the River Witham, which is the perfect way to escape the bustling town centre.

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BEST FOR: History seekers

ADDRESS: Lincoln Castle, Castle Square, Lincoln LN1 3AA

Home to an original 1215 Magna Carta, Lincoln Castle is at the top of Steep Hill and is a popular attraction. The castle is filled with local history and visitors can see the old courtrooms and prison cells. The shop stocks local produce and historical souvenirs.

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