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1. Tourist Information Centre near Lincolnshire

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     Tourist Information Centre

     Tourist Information Center

     Iddesleigh Road, Woodhall Spa, LN10 6SH · (01526) 353775
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     Lincoln Visitor Information Centre

     Tourist Information Center

     9 Castle Hill, Lincoln, LN1 3AA · (01522) 545458
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     A C K Tourism Ltd

     Tourist Information Center

     5 Mill Fields, Lincoln, LN5 9NP · (01522) 789702
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     Tourist Information Centre

     Travel Agent

     9 Castle Hill, Lincoln, LN1 3AA · (01522) 873800

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   Does Lincoln have a visitor information centre?

   • Access to the Visitor Information Centre and services are free. Discover more things to do, food and drink ideas and places to stay in the area. Visit Lincoln Visitor Information Centre for all information you want to know about the City of Lincoln - where to visit, what’s on and more.

   Lincoln Visitor Information Centre - Visit Lincolnshire

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   Where can I visit in Lincolnshire?

   • Lincolnshire is steeped in history and the City of Lincoln has its fair share of historic buildings. A new online medieval map has been created by the City of Lincoln Council showing where you can visit some of these places such as Lincoln Cathedral, Castle and 12th-century stone houses such as the Jews House.

   BBC - Medieval map of Lincoln online

   news.bbc.co.uk/local/lincolnshire/hi/people_and_places/history/newsid_9059000/9059768.stm

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   Why should you visit Lincolnshire?

   • Lincolnshire has an incredible variety of quality attractions for visitors from world-class heritage to refreshing outdoor experiences, local farms and the great British seaside!

   Attractions - Visit Lincolnshire

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   Where is the Visitor Information Centre?

   • The Visitor Information Centre is located in the iconic Leigh-Pemberton House, inbetween the Castle and the Cathedral. Dating back to 1543, this half-timbered building was originally a wealthy merchant's house, before later becoming an inn. From 1899-1979 it served as a bank, undergoing extensive restoration during that time frame.

   Visitor Information Centre | Things to Do | Visit Lincoln

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3. www.visitlincolnshire.com › lincolnshire-touristLincolnshire Tourist Information Centres - Visit Lincolnshire

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   food & drink. Take your pick of restaurants, pubs and cafés or discover quality produce grown, reared and crafted right here in the county. Find Tourist Information Centres across Lincolnshire. Discover locations across the county providing guidance and resources to visitors.

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   Stamford Arts Centre The friendly box office team are on hand to help with local information, hand out maps and information about places to visit, where to eat, what’s on in and around Stamford and, of course, where to stay!

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   inspiring sights. Lincolnshire is positively bursting with spectacular heritage experiences all year round. Some houses and castles you'll even recognise from being featured in films and TV series such as Bridgerton, The Crown, Pride & Prejudice, Downton Abbey, The Da Vinci Code and much more. Houses & Castles.

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   • Location: Lincoln Visitor Information Centre 9 Castle Hill Lincoln LN1 3AA

   • Phone: 01522 545458

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   opening times. Monday (Summer hours - 1 April to 30 September) Closed, except for bank holidays (Open 10:00 to 17:00) Tuesday - Sunday (Summer hours - 1 April to 30 September) 10:00 to 17:00. Monday (Winter hours - 1 October to 31 March) Closed. Tuesday - Friday. 10:00 - 16:00.

   • Location: Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre, DN31 1UZ

   • Phone: 01472 323345

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   The Visitor Information Centre is located in the iconic Leigh-Pemberton House, inbetween the Castle and the Cathedral. Dating back to 1543, this half-timbered building was originally a wealthy merchant's house, before later becoming an inn. From 1899-1979 it served as a bank, undergoing extensive restoration during that time frame.

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    Epic Lincolnshire. Journey through history on a grand experience across Lincolnshire, visiting historic buildings on a backdrop with big skies, epic views, and new horizons. Discover famous locations as seen on screen that you can visit in real life, from world-class heritage to captivating countryside scenes, and the great British seaside.