Brayford Pool Marina sits at the heart of Lincoln on Brayford Wharf North, occupying what is claimed to be the oldest inland harbour in Britain.

The marina emerged from a restoration effort begun in 1969 by the Brayford Trust, rescuing the area from proposals to fill it in and convert it to a car park.

Today the marina serves houseboats and pleasure craft, providing a base for exploring Lincoln's city centre and its historic sites.

It offers 24-hour security and modern facilities, with numerous bars, restaurants, and a cinema lining the surrounding waterfront. The pool also connects to the broader Lincolnshire waterway network via the River Witham and the Fossdyke Canal.