Ever seen the Keira Knightley Pride and Prejudice? They shot some of that in Lincolnshire. Beautiful, traditional architecture drip with stories from the past here. If you've got a passion for history, Lincolnshire will keep you endlessly occupied. With its rural villages and lovely beaches, Lincolnshire is a great place for those who seek the quiet life.

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Transport links & getting around

Due to its rural charm, Lincolnshire does not have particularly developed transport links, but trains can be caught from Lincoln and other towns to surrounding cities that can speed you across the country, and there are some bus services. Otherwise, it is wise to get a car so you can get around easily.

Cost of living here

Lincolnshire is the second largest growing country in the UK! For a one-bedroom property, it will cost around £449 pcm, while a two-bedroom property will be around £555 pcm. The more roommates you've got, the cheaper it will get!

Nightlife

As a quiet rural country, the nightlife in Lincolnshire is mostly made up of classically-styled British pubs and restaurants. Local towns like Lincoln and Stamford offer small night clubs. Nearby cities like Peterborough, however, have larger clubs so it's not far if you're looking for something a little more wild!

Notable Attractions

Lincolnshire has lots of lovely beaches that make the perfect day trip if you wanna soak up some sun or take a dip in the ocean. A quick trip down to Sutton on Sea will provide a delightful day of sand, water and chips!

Lincoln is home to the famous Lincoln Cathedral and the nearby Lincoln Castle, where the Magna Carta is on display!

If you're a nature lover, you can also check out the beautiful Hubbard Hills and take a lovely walk through its beautiful forestry.

Education Institutions in Lincolnshire

Boston College
Lincoln College
New College Stamford
The Peele Community College
Univeristy of Lincoln

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