Lincoln pickups are split between uphill hotels near the cathedral and downhill ones by the Brayford and the station. Villages across Lincolnshire are covered too.
Lincoln Cathedral is one of the city’s most famous landmarks and a popular destination for school trips, heritage tours and private visits.
Lincoln Castle is ideal for history tours, educational groups and private sightseeing travel.
Steep Hill is a popular area for shopping, dining, sightseeing and group visits in historic Lincoln.
Museum of Lincolnshire Life is suitable for cultural visits, school groups and regional history tours.
Brayford Waterfront is popular for dining, hotels, evening events and group transfers in Lincoln.
A historic Lincoln area for sightseeing tours, dining trips, private pickups and chauffeur-driven transport.
A key area for hotel transfers, event travel, university pickups and private coach hire with driver.
Arrange group transport for campus travel, educational visits, open days and organised tours.
Lincoln is split between uphill and downhill. Uphill, the cathedral and castle crown the ridge; downhill, the Brayford waterfront, the university and the shops spread along the river. The cathedral was once the tallest building in the world, and the castle holds one of the surviving copies of Magna Carta.
Lincolnshire's RAF heritage also brings many groups, with the International Bomber Command Centre on the edge of the city and the Red Arrows based nearby.
Downhill, close to the High Street and the Brayford.
Hotels near the cathedral and castle.
Hotels, restaurants and the University of Lincoln campus.
The uphill campus.
Home of Lincoln City.
Including North Hykeham, Saxilby and Welton.
About 10 minutes south of the city.
Roughly 45 minutes north.
About an hour and a quarter.
Rolling hills about 30 to 40 minutes away.
The seaside, about an hour and a quarter east.
Roughly 30 minutes, for the castle and the showground.
Steep Hill, which links uphill and downhill, lives up to its name and is closed to traffic. Coaches reach the cathedral by the roads around the top of the hill and set down at agreed points.
The downhill centre has a busy one-way system and level crossings that can hold up traffic.
One of the finest Gothic buildings in Europe.
With Magna Carta and the medieval wall walk.
Memorial and exhibition for RAF Bomber Command.
Independent shops on one of England's steepest streets.
Boats, bars and restaurants.
Shows and events just north of the city.
Aviation heritage tours that visit several RAF sites suit a minibus or small coach. School trips to the cathedral and castle usually come by coach.
Students at the start and end of term need space for luggage more than extra seats.
Summer brings visitors to the castle and cathedral and air shows across Lincolnshire. University term starts in September, and the cathedral's Christmas events fill December.
We also pick up and drop off groups in these nearby areas.
Group transfers between Lincoln and the closest airports.
Coaches reach the uphill area by road and set down at agreed points, but not via Steep Hill, which is closed to traffic.
Humberside Airport, roughly 45 minutes away. East Midlands is about an hour and a quarter.
Yes. Tell us which sites you would like to include.
Yes. It is about an hour and a quarter each way.
Yes. Let us know the halls and the amount of luggage.
Yes, including North Hykeham, Saxilby and Welton.
