Peterborough to Lincoln from $16: 3 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Fill up your tank before departure as gas stations near the A15 can be limited; expect prices around £1.50 per liter at most roadside stations along the route.

• Drive on the A47 to the A15; be aware of the reduced speed limits in built-up areas; keep an eye out for variable speed cameras, and remember that roundabouts are common, so yield to traffic on your left.

• When arriving in Lincoln, parking in the city center can cost between £2.50 and £5 per day; consider using the Stray's car park, but be cautious of restricted zones around the Cathedral area to avoid fines.

• On your train journey from Peterborough to Lincoln, you will be primarily using East Midlands Railway, which offers onboard catering services. You can expect an at-seat refreshment service in First Class, where snacks and drinks can be ordered directly to your seat. In standard class, there may be a trolley service offering light snacks and beverages at various points during the journey. Make sure to check the onboard menu as a variety of options are often available.

• The train service from Peterborough to Lincoln typically provides two main seating options: Standard Class and First Class. Standard Class is comfortable for the duration of the trip, while First Class offers more spacious seating, complimentary refreshments, and quieter carriages. If you prefer added comfort and services, consider upgrading to First Class for a more pleasant experience. You can book your tickets through the East Midlands Railway website: eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk

• When you arrive at Lincoln Station, there is a ticket office where you can get assistance with your journey, and restrooms are available. If you need to leave your luggage at the station, there are facilities for that as well, allowing you to explore Lincoln without the burden of your bags. Additionally, expect to find clear signage for navigating the station and finding public transport options easily.