Welcome to Lincolnshire

Gothic Lincoln Cathedral towers above low-lying Lincolnshire, in eastern England. Its ancient spire, which was used as a beacon by pilots on return flights home during World War II, would still be recognisable to the Mayflower pilgrims and early US settlers who departed the county centuries ago.

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Want to know more?

For more information and to plan your trip go to visitlincolnshire.com and visitlincoln.com

For trade and group enquiries, contact Charlotte Goy charlotte@visitlincoln.com

Getting to Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire is approximately 120 miles north of London, in the East of England.
Travelling by rail from London, most trains to Lincolnshire depart from London Kings Cross or St Pancras.
Approximate travel times from London: Lincoln - 2 hours by rail / 2 hours 50 mins by road.

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