Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral sits on an escarpment, dominating the landscape and visible for miles. The vast church has a Norman core built by William the Conqueror’s cousin Remigius and was embellished by early English Gothic in the restoration by St Hugh of Lincoln at the end of the 12th century.
Visitors can enjoy a guided floor tour as part of their admission price, as well as a selection of specialist tours including historic graffiti, stained glass and roof tours.
The new visitor centre includes an exhibition gallery showcasing the cathedral’s Romanesque Frieze, a Discovery Centre with hands-on activities for all the family and an inviting café and gift shop.
Watch the Lincoln peregrine falcons live here.
Latest news from Lincoln Cathedral
Celebrating Ordinary Life and Womanhood on Lady Day at Lincoln Cathedral
Celebrating ordinary life and womanhood, the Museum of Me arrives on the Dean’s Green at
Name Added to Historic Roll Call of Bellringers in Lincoln Cathedral
An unusual addition has been made to a 17th century wall painting in Lincoln Cathedral. Rare
Glazier Award for Lincoln Cathedral
A glazier at Lincoln Cathedral has received a special award for his dedication and the quality
Lewis Carroll Correspondence Discovered in Lincoln Cathedral’s Archives.
Archivists at Lincoln Cathedral have unearthed a letter and documents in their collections from