The document provides information on getting to Lincolnshire by various modes of transportation such as train, road, air, and sea. It lists travel times and transportation options from major cities to Lincolnshire, including driving routes, train routes and schedules, and nearby airports. Details are also given on award-winning accommodation options in converted historic buildings located on a manor estate.

1. VL_2011_Comp_Getting_Here_Layout 1 29/07/2010 09:28 Page 2
Competition
Getting here
W IN e
n
ak i !
t br hire
and getting
around
Find ou
more... t
Go t
visitlin o
r colnshir
sho colns
e.com
a n
Li Lincolnshire, once you’re here, may seem like a world
Worth away. But it’s really a very straightforward place to get
to, whether you’re driving, flying or travelling by train
£550! or coach.
Kindly sponsored by Brackenborough The sympathetic conversion has retained Prize to be taken Monday – Friday. Getting here…
Hall Coach House Holidays, we are as many original features as possible, such Excludes weekends and school holidays.
as the ornate workings of the nineteenth Closing date 31st October 2010.
By train
offering one lucky winner the chance to Regular services run from and to Lincoln Central station,
win a midweek short break to century coach house clock, the winch Terms & Conditions apply.
with connections to cities such as London, Birmingham and
Lincolnshire - staying in luxury mechanism to the granary and the Leeds. Depending on where you are travelling from, you can
5-star, award winning accommodation. herringbone stone floors, as well as book your tickets at National Express East Coast trains
creating an attractive and comfortable (www.nationalexpresseastcoast.com) or National Rail
Brackenborough Hall Coach House ambiance in a unique building.
Holidays have 3 delightfully converted self For more details on the Enquiries (www.nationalrail.co.uk)
catering apartments to choose from – Brackenborough Hall and Coach House accommodation log on to
The Granary, The Saddle Room and The stand in the centre of ancient parkland By road
www.brackenboroughhall.com Lincolnshire is connected to the motorway network via the
Stable. They are all contained in a listed which is the site of the Deserted Medieval
Village of Brackenborough, all part of the or call Paul & Flora Bennett A1 (connecting to the M25), and the M1, M62 and M180.
eighteenth century Coach House, set in To plan you route why not use the AA route planning
the grounds of the grade II listed, moated 800 acre farm. The apartments are set in a on 01507 603193
service at www.theaa.com or the google maps service at
manor house of Brackenborough Hall. tranquil position half a mile from the
http://maps.google.co.uk/ - both provide step by step route
public highway.
planning to make your trip easier and stress free.
By air
To be in with your chance to win simply answer the following question, complete your details below and The nearest airports are Humberside International, Robin
Hood Airport in Doncaster and East Midlands Airport just
return your entry to Visit Lincolnshire 2010 Competition, Lincolnshire Tourism, FREEPOST DC1114, outside Nottingham. All of these operate National Express
Lincoln, LN5 7BR bus transfers to Lincoln.
By sea
Q. Which herb gives the Lincolnshire Sausage its distinctive flavour? The most popular route to Lincolnshire from mainland
Europe is by boat, and P&O Ferries run a service between
A. Sage B. Mint C. Tarragon Rotterdam/Zebrugge and Hull (just over an hour’s drive
from Lincoln).
Answer
Name
Address
From Rail Road
County Postcode
London 2 - 21/2 hours 3 hours 10 mins
Telephone / Mobile* Email
Birmingham 21/2 - 3 hours 2 hours 5 mins
*Mobile number optional
Leeds 13/4 - 21/2 hours 1 hour 30 mins
Please tick here if you would like to receive news, offers and the latest information from Visit Lincolnshire Manchester 21/2 - 3 hours 2 hours 5 mins
By Post By E-mail By SMS Cambridge 21/4 - 3 hours 2 hours