Top Things to do in Lincolnshire
Top Hotels in Lincolnshire
Top 10 Free Things to do in Lincolnshire, England
Discover the best top things to do in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom including St James Church, Dambusters Memorial, Lincolnshire Wolds, The Walled Garden Baumber, Burghley Park, Museum of Lincolnshire Life, Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve, The Village, Church Farm, RAF Scampton Heritage Centre, Steep Hill.
Restaurants in Lincolnshire
1. St James Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By 658judithw - Louth, United Kingdom
St James church uncouth has lots of history to it and especially it's steeple it often has exhibitions on show for you to look at and learn from, I would day it is well worth a visit if your in Louth
2. Dambusters Memorial
3. Lincolnshire Wolds
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 106 reviews
This is a nationally important area of countryside with some of the most beautiful, unspoilt scenery in the East Midlands. There are rolling hills and hidden valleys, gentle streams and nestling villages.The Lincolnshire Wolds is a living, working landscape, with woodland, grassland and abandoned chalk pits providing important habitats for rare flowers and wildlife.
Reviewed By 13ElizabethS - Louth, United Kingdom
Open space river running through it good for walking jogging pushing a pram little ones riding balance bike's
4. The Walled Garden Baumber
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By anniegQ9928YM
A hidden gem! We went out today and decided to visit the Walled Garden and had a wonderful time. The gardens are well-maintained, with themes, excellent planting and structures to explore. There is a lovely tea-room with excellently priced food and drinks, and a brilliant boho vibe to the indoor room. We could have chosen to sit outside in one of the many socially distant willow arbors as well. We bought sculpture and plants, and were spoiled for choice for wonderful things. (I may have to go back for a picnic basket...) The staff were friendly and helpful, and there was even free parking. I can't fault it, and will most definitely go back!
5. Burghley Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 429 reviews
Designed in 1754, these graceful serpentine gardens feature a gothic greenhouse, stables, and a picturesque summerhouse beside a scenic lake.
Reviewed By patriciasV4074SY
Lovely place to visit. Sculpture park and formal gardens are beautiful and very peaceful. The staff extremely polite and helpful
6. Museum of Lincolnshire Life
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4.5 based on 1,346 reviews
Reviewed By tmlb63
This free museum offers a wealth of historical items to occupy a couple of hours wandering- we loved it and were both entertained and informed
7. Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 782 reviews
Reviewed By Fenmick - Alford, United Kingdom
Stunning visitor centre overlooking The Wash which has a cafe providing a great range of snacks and great food. There is also an information centre which runs various events throughout the year. Opening hours are restricted during the winter months and you will need to pay for parking.
8. The Village, Church Farm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 531 reviews
Lincolnshire's only open air museum set in 3 archers of gardens & orchard a short distance from center of Skegness. We have the oldest residence in Skegness, a Mud & Stud Cottage, historic farm machinery, a Richard Hornsby Traction Engine in full working order and so much more. You can finish off your visit in our Tea Room, The Haven.
Reviewed By Q491XYtm
The volunteers were very helpful and knowledgeable about their chosen subjects (traction engine and world war 1 and 2 memobilia to name a few) It's needs more support ( and better signage) as it is a hidden gem. The exhibits are good. Donation only but well worth the money.
9. RAF Scampton Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 302 reviews
The RAF Scampton Heritage Centre is housed inside the Annexe offices of the former 617 Sqn Hangar which is an English Heritage Grade II listed building. After a period of extensive renovation work carried out by volunteers, the Heritage Centre re-opened in June 2012. There is now the opportunity to see Wg Cdr Guy Gibsons office as it would have looked like in 1943. The Heritage Centre is open to the public by appointment only. To arrange a visit, please send an email, or use the contact us page on our website. We require a minimum of 14 days notice to complete security screening. We can accommodate groups large or small, including school trips.
Reviewed By 372alanc - Northampton, United Kingdom
Three of us spent a enjoyable and informative 4 hours at the RAF Scampton Heritage centre. If you are interested in RAF or WWII history this is a must see as it the base 633 Squadron was based at when they carried out the famous Dambusters raid. Guy Gibson’s office has been recreated in its original location and there is significant amount of equipment from the raid including the bomb aiming kit and an actual bouncing bomb. The centre also has details of 633 squadrons other raids and its activities after WWII. As the RAF Red Arrows are also based at RAF Scampton there are a Gnat and Hawk in Red Arrows colours in the hangar. Normally you would be able to sit in the Hawk but this is currently not possible due to Covid-19. The museum is manned by volunteers who have worked very hard to preserve very important artefacts. It is low key but well done and beautifully presented. You don’t a fancy cafe or gift shop but you do get enthusiasm, passion and a warm and friendly welcome. Thank you for taking the time to show us around.
10. Steep Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,470 reviews
Reviewed By 698SuzanneN - Nottingham, United Kingdom
As the name suggests this is a very steep street with lots of lovely independent shops, cafes, galleries etc. Cobbles and steepness would make me very cautious in inclement weather!
