Lincoln (Lincoln) - a picturesque city in the east of England, the administrative center of Lincolnshire, located on the elevated banks of the River Whitem. In ancient times, on the site of the modern city was the fortification of the 9th Roman Legion. In 71, the colony of Lindum, the center of the province of Flavia, which was inhabited by retired soldiers, was established here. Since then, an arch built by the Romans has been preserved, through which cars enter the city. In addition, during the excavations, archaeologists discovered ancient cemeteries, thermae, stoves and even a fountain.
Another remarkable landmark appeared here in the days of William the Conqueror. He first drew attention to the sublime location of the city and ordered Lincoln Castle to be built here to control the surroundings.
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How to get to Lincoln
Lincoln is located close to three airports: the Robin Hood Airport, the Doncaster Sheffield in Yorkshire, where direct trains run; Airport Humberside, which is located near the village of Barnetby (direct trains to Lincoln also available) and East Midlands airport to Castle Donington.
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Company National Express sends daily buses from London (21 GBP, 4, 5 hours) and Birmingham (13 GBP, 3 hours). In addition, trains run from Boston (9 GBP, 1, 5 hours, departures every hour) and Cambridge (25 GBP, 2, 5 hours)
Entertainment, sightseeing and attractions of Lincoln
The Lincoln Cathedral of the Virgin Mary Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Lincoln) was built in 1092 for the Dorchester bishop. This structure has often suffered from fires, and in 1185 and completely collapsed because of the earthquake. In the 13th century, in its place was built a new cathedral - the standard of English Gothic architecture and the first building, which exceeded the height of the pyramid of Cheops. Simultaneously with the cathedral in the middle of the 13th century, the chapter house was erected - the oldest example of such buildings in the UK. The Cathedral Library is famous for its collection of medieval manuscripts
It is worth to visit the Lincoln Castle with its prison museum and the observatory tower, which offers a stunning view of the city and its surroundings. Working hours: May-August 10: 00-18: 00, April and September 10: 00-17: 00, October-March 10: 00-16: 00. Entrance 4 GBP. Photo of Lincoln (15)