Looking for a spring bargain? How about celebrating English Tourism Week and exploring some of Lincolnshire’s top attractions. Head for the county at the end of March for the annual Discover Lincolnshire Weekend and enjoy free entry, activities and special offers at many of the area’s top attractions.
Part of English Tourism Week (30 March to 7 April) – an annual celebration of English tourism across the country – this year’s fun-filled free weekend will take place on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 March.
Attractions across Lincolnshire will offer free admission as part of the annual bargain bonanza event showcasing top tourist spots.
Highlights include free rides on Lincoln’s open-top tour bus, free guided tours of the grounds at award-winning Lincoln Castle as well as free entry to the magnificent Lincoln Cathedral (see cover photo) and to Heckington Windmill, the UK’s only eight-sailed tower windmill with its sails intact.
Among special free tours led by expert guides is a chance to discover the history and heritage of Jewish Lincoln, through 1,000 years of history, while another aims to bring the Roman city of Lindum Colonia back to life, charting the 400 years of Lincoln as a Roman city.
Read more about Lincoln Cathedral and Hidden England.
Foodie fans are in for a treat too, with the weekend coinciding with the return of the popular Lincoln Street Food Festival (28-31 March), offering street food from around the world. Elsewhere in the county, Manor House Stables – offering luxury self catering as well as craft and cookery courses and a small exhibition, near Woodhall Spa – will be opening its doors on 31 March for a themed ‘Lincolnshire in Wartime’ day exploring life at home and on the Front during both World Wars.
Details of more venues and attractions taking part will be revealed in the coming weeks. Not all venues are open on both days, so please check before travelling.
For full details of all offers, dates and opening times, visit www.visitlincoln.com/discover.
