City of Lincoln - About 30 minutes drive

The City of Lincoln is a must see while you're with us.  From it's magnificent cathedral and cobbled streets to the vibrant nightlife and fine restaurants, Lincoln really does have it all. Lincoln dates back

Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral is an amazing place to visit and one of the finest Gothic buildings in Europe and a prominent landmark for miles around.

Dating from 1092 and built on the orders of William The Conquerer the Lincolnshire limestone building towers over the city.

Lincoln Castle

Two years after the Norman conquest in 1066 William The Conquerer ordered Lincoln Castle be built on the existing site of a Roman fortress high above the town.

Lincoln Castle remains one of the most impressive Norman castles in the United Kingdom. It is still possible to walk around the immense 12th century walls with its ramparts providing a magnificent view of the Castle complex, together with panoramic views of the Cathedral, the City of Lincoln and the surrounding countryside.

Steep Hill

It is just that, a very steep hill where shops, tea rooms and pubs line the route.  At the top is the entrance to the Cathedral.

Brayford Pool

In the centre of Lincoln is a deep natural lake called the Brayford Pool which was used very successfully by the Romans as a port of significance.

In the 1990's Brayford Pool underwent major regeneration and now is full of restaurants and nightlife. Well worth spending a day in Lincoln as there's just so much to see.