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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.

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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.

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   Where can I find information about the city of Lincoln?

   • Visit Lincoln Visitor Information Centre for all the information you need to know about the City of Lincoln - where to visit, what’s on, transport enquires and more. 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.

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   What to do in Lincolnshire?

   • Discover exciting attractions and fun-filled experiences unique to Lincolnshire. Choose beautiful countryside or coastal landscapes, historic towns or a vibrant city. 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.

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2. 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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   Find a varied selection of experiences across Lincolnshire, from award-winning brewery tours to specialist black-smithing workshops. Lincolnshire has experiences that cater to food lovers, nature enthusiasts and more. Develop your skills and find new passions. Experiences guide. Boston Belle.

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

   • Phone: 01522 545458

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   Dog Friendly Holidays Book your next holiday to Lincolnshire and bring the entire family with you (including your furry friends). Self-Catering Stays Find a modern apartment, quaint cottage or converted stables for a self-catering holiday in Lincoln.

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   • Leigh Pemberton House
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   • Travellers Choice Award 2023

   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. The building was...

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   Due to the Visitor Information Centre's historic location, accessibility is restricted. There are two steep steps into the building, with a handrail, and one inside. However, assistance is available at the door at the press of a button – the staff can offer a personalised service. There is a hearing loop fitted inside and the friendly staff will be...

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   In 2023 the Visitor Information Centre received their second Travellers Choice Award from Tripadvisor. Every year, Tripadvisor celebrates the various attractions and businesses worldwide that consistently deliver amazing experiences. The awards are based on the quality and quantity of traveller reviews and ratings posted on TripAdvisor - only 10% o...

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   www.visitlincoln.com. Council services for local residents, businesses and visitors to the City of Lincoln, UK.

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   Diversity. Whilst predominantly agricultural, Lincolnshire is also a county of great diversity from the iconic towers of Lincoln Cathedral to the miles of breathtaking sandy beaches along the Lincolnshire coastline. You'll find the beautiful, bustling stone town of Stamford a contrast to the rolling hills of The Lincolnshire Wolds.