Visit Lincoln
Lincoln is a proud city with more than 2,000 years of history and some of the most wonderful attractions in the country. A vibrant city centre with a varied retail offering and great evening entertainment to suit all tastes complements its rich heritage.
Whether you want to see a live performance, discover the city’s rich history, or just enjoy some retail therapy, Lincoln has it all.
To find out more about some of the great attractions and events in the city, please visit one of our partner websites:
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Lincoln BIG manages Lincoln’s visitor information services on behalf of the City of Lincoln Council. Telephone the Visitor Information Centre on 01522 545458 or call in at the VIC in Castle Square in the uphill area, between the Cathedral and Castle. |
Visit Lincolnshire are the tourism body for Lincolnshire and their website is the place to visit to find out what to do and where to go. You can also use their searchable events calendar to plan your trip to Lincoln. You can also book hotels and view all of the city’s main attractions through this site. |
Some of the city’s main events include, the world famous Lincoln Christmas Market, The Lincoln 10k, The Lincoln Grand Prix and the Lincoln Book Festival.
Of course, a visit to Lincoln cannot be complete without a visit to Lincoln Cathedral. This awe-inspiring architectural feat was once the tallest building in the world and is at the centre of the city’s Cathedral Quarter, just a Lincolnshire Limestone’s throw away from Lincoln Castle. To delve into the city and county’s history even further, spend some time at The Collection or the Museum of Lincolnshire Life.
For fun in the evening, don’t miss the opportunity to spend some time at Lincoln’s cultural gem the Drill Hall. Here you can enjoy everything from live comedy to music, dance and even pantomime. The Drill Hall is just one of the many great venues in the city’s Cultural Quarter and along the Brayford Waterfront, including Lincoln Theatre Royal, Lincoln Performing Arts Centre and the Engine Shed.
For more information about any of these venues please visit www.visitlincolnshire.com
* Please note that the City of Lincoln Council is not responsible for any of the content provided through these partner websites. For further information please contact each organisation directly.
