Find places to stay across Lincolnshire using our interactive map.
Click or tap on any of the areas of Lincolnshire map for an introduction to the area and for ways to search for places to stay.
An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Lincolnshire Wolds boasts an abundance of countryside, nature reserves, hills and farm parks making it celebrated for its scenic walking and cycling routes, including the Viking Way.
A beautiful city boasting the UK’s favourite Cathedral and the nation’s most popular Castle, both set amidst medieval cobbled streets. Steeped in 2,000 years of history, Lincoln has vibrant culture, architecture and creativity.
North of Lincoln you’ll find a wealth of lovely villages surrounded by countryside and the three market towns of Gainsborough, Caistor, and Market Rasen.
The Heart of Lincolnshire is criss-crossed with over 135 miles of way-marked Stepping Out Walks, showcasing the hidden gems from the Knights Templar to poignant former airfields. The walks are complimented by stunning artworks scattered across the landscape enhancing your walk.
Lincolnshire’s Southern Gateway sits at the south west corner of the county and presents charming English countryside. This area boasts some of the county’s most impressive historic houses and castles, picturesque villages and fine stone market towns.
Set in the heart of Lincolnshire’s dramatic Fenland, Boston is a classic market town on the edge of the Wash. The town’s rich history is evident in the medieval buildings and its tapestry of streets and walkways, with the magnificent towering ‘Stump’ (St Botolph’s Church) visible from miles around.
The internationally recognised Humber Bridge provides a gateway to the North and North East of Lincolnshire with its acres of parks, woodland, nature reserves and cycle and footpath routes.
Traditional seaside charm is plentiful along the coastline of Lincolnshire, with one of the UK’s favourite seaside resorts, buzzing seaside towns and family fun at the coast’s attractions.
Be inspired to plan a visit to Lincolnshire: to the historic city, the beautiful countryside, or the stunning coastline.