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Visitor Attractions
Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral is one of the finest medieval buildings
in Europe, which towers above Lincoln and is a prominent
landmark for miles around.
Home to the famous Lincoln Imp the sheer size of this
fantastic building, with its stained glass windows and organ
are a breathtaking sight for any visitor to Lincoln.
For the full list of Lincoln Bus and Rail
services please see page 15.
The Castle and Cathedral are both accessible by foot, from Lincoln
bus station/rail station or alternatively there is a Walk and Ride bus
service which operates between Uphill and Downhill Lincoln.
The Museum of Lincolnshire Life
The Museum of Lincolnshire Life illustrates the social
history of Lincolnshire from 1750 to the present day.
The exhibits focus on Lincolnshire’s industrial and cultural
past and there are many steam engines and agricultural
machines to see.
Ellis Mill, a working 18th Century windmill is just a short
walk from the museum.
For the full list of Lincoln Bus and Rail
services please see page 15.
The Museum of Lincolnshire Life is served by Stagecoach service 7/8
Lincoln - Ermine.
Lincoln Castle
Built in 1068 Lincoln Castle adds to the picturesque sights of
Uphill Lincoln. The castle is steeped in history and also houses
an interesting museum for visitors to explore.
The walls of the castle offer a bird’s eye view of Lincoln and
the surrounding Bailgate, with the best being from the top of
the Observatory Tower, as on a clear day you can see Boston
Stump in the distance.
For the full list of Lincoln Bus and Rail
services please see page 15.
The Castle and Cathedral are both accessible by foot, from Lincoln
bus station/rail station or alternatively there is a Walk and Ride bus
service which operates between Uphill and Downhill Lincoln.
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