Best Romantic Places to Visit in Lincolnshire with Your Partner

Husbands and wives, long-life partners, newlyweds, or just friends can always rely on a good place to revive their romantic feelings or cement their vows. In Lincolnshire in the East Midlands of England, you will find love in the air you breathe, and romance in the sound of its hills and its seaside. In fact, there are a lot of romantic places to go to in Lincolnshire, the best of which are listed here.

 

1. Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln itself is a city of stunning atmosphere and romantic streets, with lots of magical landmarks, and Lincoln Cathedral is one of them. 

The building is impressive from both inside and outside. The exterior is a spectacular sight to behold, especially during the evening, when it is beautifully lit up. If you are inside, the sun shining through the stained glass windows creates an even more impressive scene.

If you are planning a visit in the Valentine season, you will be able to attend Luke Jerram’s Museum of the Moon, underneath the tower of the Cathedral, and wonder in amazement at this spectacle.

 

2. Lincoln Castle

Lincoln Castle is another romantic escape you can plan your visit to. With the wall walk, you will have the opportunity to get a panoramic view of the whole city of Lincoln from the top. 

In the Magna Carta chamber, you will get a hands-on account of King John and the history of how one of the greatest charters in the history of Britain was sealed.

After hours of a well-worth visit into the structure and enjoying a lovely roam throughout history, you can check out the gift shop on-site, as well as the café. In the café, you will be treated to amazing cakes and coffee served with a sweet smile.

 

3. Steep Hill in Lincoln

Climbing a hill might be a difficult and arduous journey, but Steep Hill in Lincoln is no ordinary hill. As its name suggests, Steep Hill is a steep cobbled street with many shops, pubs, and numerous opportunities to spend time together. 

However challenging the climb might be, it is certainly not a boring one. The plethora of independent shops, located within historical and architecturally unique buildings, gives you an opportunity to get a sense of the culture and history of the city. 

You might as well window shop or even enter one of these stores and purchase a gift or two. There are various cafés to go to have a drink or catch your breath as well.

 

4. Natureland Seal Sanctuary

In and around Skegness, you will also find plenty of sites and places that will give an extra romance to your visit. Natureland Seal Sanctuary is one of those places that will definitely not leave you disappointed.

In the sanctuary, you will get a chance to feed the seals, check the creepy crawlies of the Tropical House, and find the diverse range of fish and crab in the aquarium. 

But the highlight might be the Floral Palace, with a variety of colourful birds on display and amazing species of butterflies that originate from all over the world.

 

5. Skegness Beach

If you want a quiet relaxing place to spend with your partner, or a lovely stroll with a breath of fresh air, then Skegness Beach is the place for you. 

You can walk on the golden sands on a very large beach, observe the many wind turbines in the distance, and try different drinks and fish and chips on stalls leading to the beach.

Skegness Beach is ideal for family visits with plenty to do for children and adults alike, being in close proximity to amusement parks, shops and a car park. Children will especially enjoy the donkey rides more than anything.

 

6. Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve

Gibraltar Point is another equally impressive attraction in Skegness and a large nature reserve by the coast of Lincolnshire.

If you are planning a tranquil escape for your romantic time, away from the buzz of city life, Gibraltar Point offers you just that and even more. It is a haven for lovers of nature, bird spotters, and is in short a jewel on the crown of Skegness, and a fantastic natural gift you can give to your loved ones. 

Alternatively, you can head back to the visitors’ centre, or the café, have an enjoyable cup of tea and a lovely cake.

 

7. Mablethorpe Beach

According to Nationwide Vehicle Contracts analysis, Mablethorpe Beach is one of the top 10 coastal destinations to travel to in the UK, along with Skegness Beach. It has all the beauties of nature within it, with spectacular sand dunes, and amazing views of the seafront.

A walk from Mablethorpe to Sutton on the Sea is one of the most rewarding activities you can do with your partner. 

At Mablethorpe, you will also find all kinds of ice cream shops and burgers which add to the fun and enjoyment of your time there; but there might be nothing more romantic than sitting on the beach waiting for the sun to set on the horizon.

 

8. Lincolnshire Wolds

The highest area of land between Yorkshire and Kent, and labelled AONB - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Lincolnshire Wolds is a 30-minute drive from Immingham and is a place of outstanding natural beauty.

Ideal for hiking and cycling, Lincolnshire Wolds is the destination for individuals and partners who look for comfort and a retreat, away from the buzz of city life. The abundance of flora and fauna in the meadows and passing woods give the place an extra majestic aura that you can hardly find anywhere else.

Lincolnshire Wolds is surrounded by a ring of market towns and by visiting these towns, you will have a chance to chat with the locals and get more familiar with the culture of the area.

 

Where to Stay in Lincolnshire

Depending on where in Lincolnshire is your point of focus for a romantic visit, Paymán Club offers different kinds of accommodation to spend your night. 

In Skegness, you may stay in the Grand Hotel, with bright rooms, located around 4 minutes from Natureland Seal Sanctuary.

In Immingham, you have rooms of the Amethyst Hotel, each with a garden view, and in Lincoln, Paymán Club is proud to offer Alexandra Terrace Suite, a one-bedroom apartment with all the amenities you’ll need.