Whether you're looking for family-friendly thrills or something a bit more spooky, you'll find a fang-tastic variety of Halloween events in Lincoln this October.
For a small city, Lincoln is surprisingly well connected. Easily accessible by road and rail, it is easier to get here than you may realise.
At the centre of Lincoln is a state-of-the art transport hub. This means, if you’re travelling by public transport, you will arrive right in the heart of the city. As Lincoln is fairly compact, you don’t have to worry about hiring a car once you’re here either – everything is accessible on foot.
Lincoln Central Train Station is serviced by East Midlands Rail, LNER and Northern Rail, so major cities like Sheffield, Nottingham and Leeds are just a short train ride away. There is a direct train service from London to Lincoln every day, and great connecting routes if you’re coming from further afield.
If you want to explore the suburbs and beyond, Lincoln’s excellent bus network will take you as far out as the Lincolnshire Coast. You can venture out to the surrounding villages and market towns, for as little as £2.00 with Stagecoach.
With great road links, travelling to Lincoln by car is easy. Once you arrive, you will find a huge choice of car parks here, with prices starting from just £2.00 an hour. Alternatively, you can hop on the Park & Ride, and enjoy free parking all day.
If accessibility is a concern, there are a number of ways to help make your visit as smooth as possible. If you can’t manage Steep Hill, the Walk & Ride bus will take you up to the Cathedral Quarter, whilst Dial-a-Ride can provide walking aids and wheelchairs for the city centre.
With great links to road, rail and air, Lincoln is easily accessible from major destinations across the UK. Whether you’re travelling by road, rail or air, our practical travel information will ensure you enjoy a hassle-free journey.
Once you’ve arrived in Lincoln, there are plenty of transport options to help you get around. With regular buses, taxis and trains, navigating around the city is simple.
If you’re planning to drive into the city, you will find plenty of great parking in Lincoln. Whether you want to be within easy access of the Cathedral Quarter, the University of Lincoln or the High Street, there are plenty of car…
If you’re travelling to Lincoln by car, the Park & Ride will save you the hassle of driving into the city centre. Using this handy bus service will allow you to arrive stress free, have a positive impact on the environment and…
Lincoln is working hard to ensure its welcome for coaches is as warm as can be. Use the information below to make your visit to Lincoln as easy and enjoyable as possible - for you and your passengers.
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