With the first breath of autumn, we find ourselves driving through the endless fields of Lincolnshire Wolds. Spectacular views surround us and as we cruise through the scenic British countryside only one thing comes to our mind: what’s for lunch?
Luckily, we are on our way to Louth, a “food mecca” and one of the most popular historic market towns on the east coast of the country.
We park near Hubbard’s Hills and make our way to the town centre, through the narrow cobbled stone streets filled with charming cafes and antique shops.
We decide to pay The Cheese Shop a visit after hearing its popularity attracts many across the region to buy its locally produced cheese. And it did not disappoint!
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The park of Hubbard’s Hills is a unique piece of land which was gifted to the town by a Victorian benefactor in memory of his wife and we decide to sit on the grass, have a picnic and enjoy the low autumn sun.
After exploring Louth, we head to our bed and breakfast in Spilsby, a cute cottage with relaxing views, and we visit The Red Lion for dinner. Because nothing beats a warm, cosy pub on a rainy evening!
The next morning, we drive to Mablethorpe, a traditional seaside resort with a beautiful natural sandy beach.
Mablethorpe, along with Skegness and Cleethorpes, is one of the greatest traditional English seaside resorts in the county, with donkey rides, fairgrounds, cafés, and plenty of attractions to entertain the little ones.
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In the afternoon, we decided to stop by Gunby Halls, a 1700s country house set in Victorian walled gardens.
Gunby Hall was the home of the Massingberd family and is now a unique National Trust property with enchanting gardens.
The house is described as “the perfect attraction for heritage enthusiasts” but it is actually more than that.
With stunning wildflower meadows, sheltered walled corners and a blend of colours that turn the gardens into a magical place, you forget for one second where you really are.
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With its rolling hills, working farms, historic towns and walking trails, Lincolnshire is one of the best options for a weekend getaway this autumn.
A truly hidden gem and the perfect spot to enjoy the blazing colours of autumn during this magical time of the year.
From London, travellers can get to the region by train from King’s Cross to Lincoln Central and then a bus to Welton le Wold.
Alternatively, drive for three and a half hours up north until you spot the distinctive scenery of Lincolnshire Wolds.
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