Places to go in Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire abounds with heritage buildings and landmarks.
History buffs have a field day exploring structures of national significance, from the renowned cathedral at Lincoln to the local answer to Venice's Rialto Bridge – the Glory Hole. Aviators have a grand day out at the Newark Air Museum, while those who prefer to navigate by boat can learn more about bygone narrowboating at the Torksey Interpretation Centre.
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Brayford Pool is a large expanse of water at the junction of the Fossdyke and Witham Navigations in the centre of …
- Historic structure
The building in which thismuseum ishoused is as interesting as its contents. A 15th century guildhall, this is the …
- Museum
Birdoswald is one of the most spectaular locations for a Roman fort on Hadrian's Wall. Recent excavations, gateways …
- Historic building
Gainsborough Old Hall is a large timber-framed medieval house dating back to the 15th century. Originally a 13th …
- Historic building
Lincoln was the third city of the realm in prosperity and importance by Norman times, and it was in 1068, two years …
- Historic building
Lincoln Cathedral is a truly magnificent building and well worth visiting. The original structure was consecrated …
- Historic building
Built around 1230, possibly for Robert de Tattersall, St. Leonard's Church is a fine example of Early English …
- Historic building
This beautiful example of medieval brick architecture was opened to the public in 1914. It has four floors, each …
- Historic building
The Torksey Interpretation Centre, by Torksey Lock on the Fossdyke Navigation in Lincolnshire, contains …
- Leisure attraction
- Visitor centre
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