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CONTACTING THE COUNTY COUNCIL EXPLORE LINCOLN TRAVEL GUIDE BUS STOP 2013 Lincolnshire County Council Communities Directorate Transportation Group City Hall Lincoln LN1 1DN General Enquiries 01522 78 20 70 Email us at [email protected] Or visit our website: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/busrailtravel This publication can be made available on request in alternative formats and languages. Please telephone 01522 78 20 60 for details. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication, Lincolnshire County Council cannot be held responsible for any errors or changes in the information given. Please recycle this leaflet Take the train forget the car Walks There are three National Cycle Routes (shown on the map overleaf) plus many more local cycle paths to help you get around the city. You may want to try:- The Water Railway – A linear cycle route of 33 miles, which runs between Lincoln and Boston, along the river Witham. Visit www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/countryside to find out more. Cycle Routes The city is easily accessible by foot, and is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Lincoln City Council produce a wide range of walking leaflets available at www.lincoln.gov.uk For those who wish to go further afield, check out the Lincolnshire Walks www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/countryside You may wish to try:- The Viking Way – A historic, long distance footpath that starts on the Humber Bridge, passes through Lincoln City and then finishes in Rutland Water. The Spires and Steeples Trail – A 26 mile arts and heritage walking route from Lincoln Cathedral to Sleaford. See Lincoln from a different perspective… River Cruises Enjoy the sights of Lincoln from the water with a trip on the Brayford Belle; a 60 minute guided canal trip with commentary about Lincoln’s past and present. River cruises start from the Brayford Pool whatever the weather. Find out more at www.lincolnboattrips.co.uk Hop on Lincoln’s sightseeing bus tour, experience its attractions, with live commentary about Lincoln’s history. Tours run from 10.00am to 3.00pm every weekend and Bank Holidays in March, April, May, June, September and October, and seven days a week throughout July and August. Find out more on the history of this beautiful city at www.visitlincoln.com/tourlincoln. Open Top Tour Bus Train Operators For further information please contact the train operator. East Midlands Trains (EMT) 08457 125678 www.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk First Hull Trains (FH) 08450 170222 www.hulltrains.co.uk East Coast (EC) 08457 225225 www.eastcoast.co.uk Northern Rail (NR) 08450 000125 www.northernrail.org Cross Country Trains (XC) 08448 110124 www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk illustration to come Tourist Information Lincoln’s Historic Tourist Information Centre is located in the Castle Square between the cathedral and the castle, within easy reach of all Lincoln’s main sights and visitor attractions. The centre is run by friendly tourism staff who are brimming with local knowledge and ideas on how to get the most out of your visit. Call the information centre for advice on the local area, or drop by during your visit to pick up brochures, leaflets and souvenirs. Telephone: 01522 545458 Email: [email protected] Cathedral Quarter Highlights include Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle. Climb up the challenging and rather aptly named Steep Hill, recently named the greatest street in Britain. Home to an abundance of specialist retail and gift shops, alongside a range of elegant restaurants and pubs in the Bailgate area. The Cathedral Quarter is set in a truly magical setting. Cultural Quarter A vibrant area within walking distance of the City Centre. Highlights include The Collection, The Usher Gallery, The Drill Hall and Theatre Royal. At the heart of Lincoln City Centre, is the Cultural Quarter; an exciting hub of cafes, bars, theatres, galleries and museums which has benefited from over £20 million of inward investment in recent years. The area is a hive of activity during the day and night, with lots of things to see and do. High Street Quarter A highlight in the high street quarter is the High Bridge; the oldest bridge in the UK which still has buildings on it. This houses a restaurant and tea room over looking the river Witham and the high street shops. Lincoln is home to most of the county’s top retailers but it also boasts a wonderful array of quirky gift shops and individual businesses. For those who require a break from shopping, there are several park areas located within a short walking distance of the city centre. Brayford Quarter Water Front A vibrant marina situated at the heart of Lincoln. With the university dominating one side of the waterfront and a range of bars, restaurants and facilities, including the Odeon cinema, on the other side. During the day there is much to see and do, including boat trips to local nature spots and the Brayford Waterfront Trail. In the evenings the marina comes alive with bars and restaurants, catering for all tastes. Lincoln - four quarters, one BIG day out and a whole lot of fun! Explore Lincoln The medieval City of Lincoln is steeped in history and character. With famous landmarks such as the Cathedral and Castle set amongst the modern University building, high-street shops and award-winning local restaurants. Although it’s easy to travel from one side of Lincoln to another, the city itself is divided into four quarters, with transport links between each. With many different attractions from bars and restaurants to museums and galleries, we recommend that you visit each quarter to fully appreciate all it has to offer. Whether you live or work in Lincoln, or you’re visiting for a short or long stay, there are many ways to see our beautiful City. This visitor guide has been developed to inform you of bus routes, train services, cycle routes, walks and more. We’ll even encourage you to see Lincoln from a different perspective; perhaps on our Open Top Tour Bus or River Cruise starting in the Brayford Quarter. We hope you find this guide useful for exploring Lincoln. As well as reducing your carbon footprint, taking the train gives you time to work or to just relax and enjoy the scenery. Services operating from Lincoln Central are as follows: East Midlands Train Services from Lincoln Lincoln – Saxilby – Gainsborough – Doncaster Lincoln – Market Rasen – Grimsby Lincoln – Newark Northgate Lincoln – Hykeham – Nottingham – Leicester Lincoln – Nottingham – London St Pancras International Lincoln – Metheringham – Sleaford – Peterborough Northern Train Services from Lincoln Lincoln – Saxilby – Retford – Sheffield – Meadowhall East Coast Services from Lincoln Lincoln – Newark – Grantham – Peterborough – London Visit the National Rail Enquiries website www.nationalrail.co.uk to find out journey details.

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CONTACTING THE COUNTY COUNCILEXPLORE LINCOLNTRAVEL GUIDE

BUS STOP

2013

Lincolnshire County Council Communities Directorate

Transportation Group City Hall

Lincoln LN1 1DN

General Enquiries 01522 78 20 70

Email us at [email protected]

Or visit our website: www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/busrailtravel

This publication can be made available on request in alternative formats and languages.

Please telephone 01522 78 20 60 for details.

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this publication, Lincolnshire County Council

cannot be held responsible for any errors or changes in the information given.

Please recycle this leaflet

Take the train forget the car Walks

There are three National Cycle Routes (shown on the map overleaf) plus many more local cycle paths to help you get around the city.

You may want to try:-

The Water Railway – A linear cycle route of 33 miles, which runs between Lincoln and Boston, along the river Witham.

Visit www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/countryside to find out more.

Cycle Routes

The city is easily accessible by foot, and is perfect for a leisurely stroll. Lincoln City Council produce a wide range of walking leaflets available at www.lincoln.gov.uk

For those who wish to go further afield, check out the Lincolnshire Walks www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/countryside

You may wish to try:-

The Viking Way – A historic, long distance footpath that starts on the Humber Bridge, passes through Lincoln City and then finishes in Rutland Water.

The Spires and Steeples Trail – A 26 mile arts and heritage walking route from Lincoln Cathedral to Sleaford.

See Lincoln from a different perspective…

River Cruises

Enjoy the sights of Lincoln from the water with a trip on the Brayford Belle; a 60 minute guided canal trip with commentary about Lincoln’s past and present. River cruises start from the Brayford Pool whatever the weather. Find out more at www.lincolnboattrips.co.uk

Hop on Lincoln’s sightseeing bus tour, experience its attractions, with live commentary about Lincoln’s history. Tours run from 10.00am to 3.00pm every weekend and Bank Holidays in March, April, May, June, September and October, and seven days a week throughout July and August.

Find out more on the history of this beautiful city at www.visitlincoln.com/tourlincoln.

Open Top Tour Bus

Train Operators

For further information please contact the train operator.

East Midlands Trains (EMT) 08457 125678 www.eastmidlandstrains.co.uk

First Hull Trains (FH) 08450 170222 www.hulltrains.co.uk

East Coast (EC) 08457 225225 www.eastcoast.co.uk

Northern Rail (NR) 08450 000125 www.northernrail.org

Cross Country Trains (XC) 08448 110124 www.crosscountrytrains.co.uk

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Tourist Information

Lincoln’s Historic Tourist Information Centre is located in the Castle Square between the cathedral and the castle, within easy reach of all Lincoln’s main sights and visitor attractions.

The centre is run by friendly tourism staff who are brimming with local knowledge and ideas on how to get the most out of your visit.

Call the information centre for advice on the local area, or drop by during your visit to pick up brochures, leaflets and souvenirs.

Telephone: 01522 545458

Email: [email protected]

Cathedral Quarter

Highlights include Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle.

Climb up the challenging and rather aptly named Steep Hill, recently named the greatest street in Britain.

Home to an abundance of specialist retail and gift shops, alongside a range of elegant restaurants and pubs in the Bailgate area. The Cathedral Quarter is set in a truly magical setting.

Cultural Quarter

A vibrant area within walking distance of the City Centre. Highlights include The Collection, The Usher Gallery, The Drill Hall and Theatre Royal.

At the heart of Lincoln City Centre, is the Cultural Quarter; an exciting hub of cafes, bars, theatres, galleries and museums which has benefited from over £20 million of inward investment in recent years.

The area is a hive of activity during the day and night, with lots of things to see and do.

High Street Quarter

A highlight in the high street quarter is the High Bridge; the oldest bridge in the UK which still has buildings on it. This houses a restaurant and tea room over looking the river Witham and the high street shops.

Lincoln is home to most of the county’s top retailers but it also boasts a wonderful array of quirky gift shops and individual businesses.

For those who require a break from shopping, there are several park areas located within a short walking distance of the city centre.

Brayford Quarter Water Front

A vibrant marina situated at the heart of Lincoln. With the university dominating one side of the waterfront and a range of bars, restaurants and facilities, including the Odeon cinema, on the other side.

During the day there is much to see and do, including boat trips to local nature spots and the Brayford Waterfront Trail. In the evenings the marina comes alive with bars and restaurants, catering for all tastes.

Lincoln - four quarters, one BIG day out and a whole lot of fun! Explore Lincoln

The medieval City of Lincoln is steeped in history and character. With famous landmarks such as the Cathedral and Castle set amongst the modern University building, high-street shops and award-winning local restaurants.

Although it’s easy to travel from one side of Lincoln to another, the city itself is divided into four quarters, with transport links between each. With many different attractions from bars and restaurants to museums and galleries, we recommend that you visit each quarter to fully appreciate all it has to offer.

Whether you live or work in Lincoln, or you’re visiting for a short or long stay, there are many ways to see our beautiful City. This visitor guide has been developed to inform you of bus routes, train services, cycle routes, walks and more. We’ll even encourage you to see Lincoln from a different perspective; perhaps on our Open Top Tour Bus or River Cruise starting in the Brayford Quarter.

We hope you find this guide useful for exploring Lincoln.

As well as reducing your carbon footprint, taking the train gives you time to work or to just relax and enjoy the scenery.

Services operating from Lincoln Central are as follows:

East Midlands Train Services from LincolnLincoln – Saxilby – Gainsborough – DoncasterLincoln – Market Rasen – GrimsbyLincoln – Newark NorthgateLincoln – Hykeham – Nottingham – LeicesterLincoln – Nottingham – London St Pancras InternationalLincoln – Metheringham – Sleaford – Peterborough

Northern Train Services from Lincoln Lincoln – Saxilby – Retford – Sheffield – Meadowhall

East Coast Services from LincolnLincoln – Newark – Grantham – Peterborough – London

Visit the National Rail Enquiries website www.nationalrail.co.uk to find out journey details.

Service operated by easy access low floor vehicles, subject to availability

Stagecoach InterConnect 1 Lincoln - Bracebridge Heath - Waddington - GranthamMon-Sat 30 mins to/from Wellingore, hourly to/from Grantham. Sun hourly to/from waddington, every 2 hours to Grantham

Stagecoach 2 Lincoln - Washingborough - Heighington - Branston Mon-Sat every 20 mins. Sun 5 journeys a day

Stagecoach InterConnect 3 Lincoln - Welton - Market Rasen - Grimsby Mon-Sat every 60 mins to Market Rasen, 2 hourly to Grimsby

PC Coaches 4 Lincoln - Nettleham Mon - Fri: 7 journeys a day

Stagecoach 4 Lincoln - County Hospital Mon - Sat every 20 mins

Brylaine InterConnect 5 Lincoln - Branston - Boston Mon - Sat every 60 mins

PC Coaches 5 Lincoln - St Georges - Ermine Mon - Sat: 10 journeys a day

Stagecoach 5 Lincoln - St Giles - Glebe Park Mon - Sat every 20 mins

Stagecoach InterConnect 6 Lincoln - Horncastle - Spilsby - Skegness Mon - Sat every 60 mins. Sun 6 journeys a day

Stagecoach 7/8 Lincoln - Ermine Estate Circular Mon - Sat every 10 mins

Stagecoach 10 Lincoln - Carlton Boulevard - Louth Mon - Sat: 6 journeys a day

PC Coaches 10 Lincoln - Horncastle Mon - Sat: 5 journeys a day

Stagecoach 11/11A/12/12A Lincoln - Nettleham - Scothern - Dunholme - Welton Mon - Sat every 30 mins

Stagecoach 13/14 Lincoln - Brant Road - North Hykeham - (Waddington) Mon - Sat every 30 mins

Stagecoach 15/15A Lincoln - Cherry Willingham - Fiskerton - (Short Ferry) Mon - Sat every 30 mins

Stagecoach 17/18 Lincoln - Ermine - Nettleham Fields - Glebe Park - St Giles - Lincoln Evening and Sunday service only. Sun every 30 mins

PC Coaches 23 Market Rasen - Carlton Boulevard - Lincoln Mon - Fri: 2 journeys a day

Stagecoach 27 Lincoln - North Hykeham Mon - Sat every 10 mins: (Evening 60 mins). Sun every 30 mins

Stagecoach 29 Lincoln - Swanpool - Skellingthorpe Mon - Sat every 60 mins

Stagecoach 31/31X Lincoln - Branston - Metheringham - Sleaford Mon - Fri: 7 journeys a day

Stagecoach 44/44A Lincoln - Boultham Moor - Teal Park - Doddington Park - Birchwood Mon - Sat every 10 mins. Sun every 60 mins

Stagecoach 46 Lincoln - Witham St Hughs - Newark Mon - Fri: 2 journeys a day

PC Coaches 47 Lincoln - Newark Mon - Sat: 4 journeys a day

PC Coaches 48/49 Lincoln - Witham St Hughs - (Bassingham) Mon - Sat every 60 mins

Stagecoach 66 Lincoln - Hartsholme - Birchwood Mon - Sat every 10 mins: (Evening 60 mins), Sun every 20 mins

Stagecoach InterConnect 100 Lincoln - Scunthorpe Mon - Sat every 60 mins

Stagecoach 103 Lincoln - Kirton in Lindsey - Scunthorpe Mon - Sat: 7-8 journeys a day

Stagecoach 106/107 Lincoln - Saxilby - Gainsborough Mon - Sat: 4 journeys a day

PC Coaches 777 Lincoln - Saxilby - The Carltons Mon - Sat: 10 journeys a day

Service Route Days of Operation

Lincoln’s walk and ride bus is the easy way to get around lincoln and the quickest way up

the hill!

Visit www.lincoln.gov.uk/walkandride to find out more

LINCOLNWALK + RIDE

Explore Lincoln Bus Map

BUS STOP

Should you wish to go further afield, the Interconnect bus network offers a frequent, fully accessible bus service which links Lincoln to many towns and villages across the county.

Interconnect 1 to GranthamInterconnect 3 to GrimsbyInterconnect 5 to BostonInterconnect 6 to Skegness Interconnect 100 to Scunthorpe

Places to visit:

See the map above for Lincoln’s bus and cycle routes as well as the city’s visitor attractions.

InterConnect Bus Services

BUS STOP

Bus Operators

Brylaine Travel 01205 364087 www.brylaine.co.uk PC Coaches 01522 533605 www.pccoaches.co.uk Stagecoach in Lincolnshire 0845 6050605 www.stagecoachbus.com

To see all operators and journeys go to www.lincsbus.info or www.traveline.info

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Museum ofLincolnshire

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Christ HospitalSchool

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LincolnArboretum

CathedralThe UsherGallery

Bus StationLibrary

City Centre

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LincolnCollege

St. Peter andSt. PaulsCatholicSchool

Priory Cityof LincolnAcademy

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NorthKestevenSchool

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ValentineRetail Park

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© Lincolnshire County CouncilWhilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of

this document, Lincolnshire County Council cannot be heldresponsible for any errors or changes in the information given.

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