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A storyteller of history, Lincoln is a city with thousands of tales to tell. Discover the best things to do and attractions in our official guide.
![Lincoln Cathedral with Tudor timber framed buildings in foreground]()
Known as the City of Stories, create your own narrative as you explore Norwich’s huge array of historic and modern day attractions.
![A group of people paddleboarding on the River Wensum]()
From traditional deckchairs on its sandy beaches to the tallest rollercoaster in Britain, the seaside resort of Blackpool welcomes visitors with open arms.
![Blackpool seafront and Blackpool Tower.]()
From a medieval monarch found under a car park to the city’s celebration of multicultural modern life, Leicester has it all.
![An outdoor view of Leicester's historic Guild Hall]()
Plymouth is Britain’s Ocean City with maritime charm, natural beauty and award-winning museums and waterfront attractions. See the best things to do here.
![People paddleboarding near a dock in Plymouth]()
It’s time to slow down, relax and unwind. Clear the diary, switch off the phone and reset your mind and body in Britain.
![A woman stands looking out to a view in the rooftop pool at sunrise]()
A vibrant music scene, quirky creative quarter and chock-loads of medieval history – there’s so much to see in Coventry.
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From The Beatles to Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Liverpool is a UNESCO City of Music with seriously cool credentials.
![Rooftop of Oh me oh my restaurant in Liverpool]()
And… action! This fast and furious tour of Britain is edge-of-your-seat stuff.
![Teens coasteering in the North East of England at Beadnell.]()
Fall in love with this hopelessly romantic 16th-century town, birthplace of the great bard, William Shakespeare.
![Couple walking around the exterior of Shakespeare's Birthplace, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, England]()
