Explore Lincoln: A Local Guide

Must Visit

Castles, Cathedrals, Sightseeing and Shopping.

Destination: Lincoln, UK

Hotel: Holiday Inn Express Lincoln

Welcome to the hidden gem that is Lincoln. With its cobbled streets, historic cathedral and medieval castle, there’s sure to be something for everyone.

In this blog we’re spilling the beans on the top five attractions we love in Lincoln as well as our favourite places to get some good grub. Read on to see why we think they’re must-visits!

Fancy a hotel stay during your trip? We have the perfect place in mind and it even has breakfast included.

Dating back to the 11th century, Lincoln Cathedral is one of the top attractions in Lincoln and attracts tourist’s of all ages. It’s also on the door step of Lincoln Castle. Handy right?!

Top Attractions in  Lincoln

1. Lincoln Cathedral

Picture this: towering spires, stunning stained glass windows and filled with history – it’s like stepping into a fairy tale. Map

2. Lincoln Castle

Dating back to the 11th century, Lincoln Castle features a medieval gatehouse and houses one of the last original Magna Cartas. Head to the top for some amazing views. Map

3. International Bomber Command Centre

Serving as a memorial honouring those who served in Bomber Command during World War II, the IBCC hosts multiple exhibits and events. Map

4. Lincoln University

Known for its academic excellence and hosting over 14,000 students, Lincoln University offers a wide range of courses and is in the heart of Lincoln. Map.

5. Doddington Hall

Built in the 1600’s, the late Elizabethan Mansion that is Doddington Hall is a must visit in Lincoln. Get lost in the mazes and embrace the history that it has to offer. Map.

Top Attractions in  Lincoln

1. Lincoln Cathedral

Picture this: towering spires, stunning stained glass windows and filled with history – it’s like stepping into a fairy tale. Map

2. Lincoln Castle

Dating back to the 11th century, Lincoln Castle features a medieval gatehouse and houses one of the last original Magna Cartas. Head to the top for some amazing views. Map

3. International Bomber Command Centre

Serving as a memorial honouring those who served in Bomber Command during World War II, the IBCC hosts multiple exhibits and events. Map

4. Lincoln University

Known for its academic excellence and hosting over 14,00 students, Lincoln University offers a wide range of courses and is in the heart of Lincoln. Map.

5. Doddington Hall

Built in the 1600’s, the late Elizabethan Mansion that is Doddington Hall is a must visit in Lincoln. Get lost in the mazes and embrace the history that it has to offer. Map.

Best Food & Drink in Lincoln

1. La Bottega Delitalia 

Experience the taste of Italy in this award winning café bistro. Map

2. Olé Olé Tapas

Authentic Spanish restaurant offering tapas dishes and paella. Map

3. Lawson’s Bar & Bistro

A family run restaurant offering a wide range of classic dishes. Map

4. Rising Café 

Quirky café set inside a church serving homemade dishes. 100% of proceeds go to charity. Map

5. Dough LoCo

Independent sourdough pizza joint on the doorstep of Lincoln Castle. Map

Best Food & Drink in Lincoln

1. La Bottega Delitalia 

Experience the taste of Italy in this award winning café bistro. Map

2. Olé Olé Tapas

Authentic Spanish restaurant offering tapas dishes and paella. Map

3. Lawson’s Bar & Bistro

A family run restaurant offering a wide range of classic dishes. Map

4. Rising Café 

Quirky café set inside a church serving homemade dishes. 100% of proceeds go to charity. Map

5. Dough LoCo

Independent sourdough pizza joint on the doorstep of Lincoln Castle. Map

Where to Stay

Holiday Inn Express Lincoln is just a swift 15-minute walk from the city centre.

With Lincoln Cathedral and Castle just a stone's throw away and breakfast included, it's the perfect place to stay in the area.

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