Few cities have as much history and heritage as Lincoln. With a castle built by William the Conqueror and a cathedral that was once the tallest building in the world, it certainly has a past to be proud of. It’s a beautiful city too and whether your visit takes you to the Cornhill Quarter, historic… More Ruff Guide to… Lincoln
Interior design fans will love the navy and mustard theme running throughout this stylish one-bedroom property, which is located in a lovely village just a short drive from the city of Lincoln… More The Forge, Ingham
You’ll find the stylish Tower Hotel in the shadow of Lincoln Castle, close to all of the city’s main attractions, and it’s well worth visiting for the food served in its award-winning restaurant alone… More The Tower Hotel, Lincoln
There is plenty of indoor and outdoor space for both pets and their owners to enjoy at this self-catering apartment close to the A1 near Grantham – ideal for breaking long car journeys to the north or south… More The Garden Rooms, Great Gonerby
The sandy beaches of Lincolnshire are one of Britain’s best-kept secrets – and with a coastline stretching for more than 50 miles, you will often have them all to yourself. The county is home to a variety of wildlife, from seals to migrating birds, and there are 99 nature reserves, many of which are dog-friendly.… More Ruff Guide to… the Lincolnshire Coast
If you’re looking for a peaceful break by the sea, head to Beach Cottage in Anderby Creek. It may be a stone’s throw from the brash seaside resort of Skegness, but it feels like a world away… More Beach Cottage, Anderby Creek