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- 01522 534222
- Union Rd, Lincoln, United Kingdom, Lincolnshire
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- Fuel Up with Breakfast at The Cosy Club
- Visit Lincoln Cathedral
- 11:30am: Stop by Lincoln Castle and See An Original Copy of The Magna Carta
- 12:30pm: Refuel at Lincoln’s Stokes High Bridge Café
- 1:30Pm: Check Out The Shops on Steep Hill
- 2:30Pm: Pop Into The Lincoln Museum
- 3:30pm: Uncover Stories at The International Bomber Command Centre
- Enjoy Fine Dining at Jew’s House
- Take A Ghost Walk Tour
- 8:10Pm: The Pub Quiz
What better way to start the day than by filling your stomach with some good food? When you’re in Lincoln, definitely check out the Cosy Clublocated in the Cornhill Quarter, for something a little bit different. Enjoy a fabulous experience as you step back to the 1930s with high beams, hanging lights, and plenty of natural light. It’s tough to choo...
There’s no way you can visit Lincoln without stopping by to see the city’s cathedral. Built in 1072, Lincoln Cathedralhas been sitting proudly on the city’s hilltop for nearly 1,000 years. It’ll be easy to spend a few hours inside as you explore it in depth. Spend some time trying to find fossils in the cathedral’s floor, stop by the Virgin Mary, a...
Situated a stone’s throw away from Lincoln Cathedral, is Lincoln Castle. Built by William the Conqueror on the order of William I in 1068, Lincoln Castle is full of history and the footsteps of kings and convicts. It’s free to enter the castle walls, but if you want to explore more of the castle, it’s worth buying a day ticket. Inside you can see a...
Built over the River Witham in 1160, the High Bridge is where you’ll find the Stokes High Bridge Café, which has been doing business since 1540. Steeped in history, this black-and-white building is unmistakable in Lincoln. It’s also a great place to stop to refuel after your morning outdoor activities. Here, you can enjoy a well-earned cup of tea o...
Now that you’ve filled your belly and quenched your thirst, a lovely way to spend the afternoon is enjoying the shops going up the cobbled street that is known as Steep Hill…and steep it is. Thankfully, there are handrails to help – or rest against – as you go up the hill. You can also stop at a tea room to break up the walk. Away from the usual ch...
Lincoln Museumis a great place to visit to learn more about the archaeology and history of Lincolnshire. Inside, you’ll see artefacts from the Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages, the Roman, Saxon, Viking, and Medieval eras. If it’s artwork you’re after, step into the Usher Gallery to find a collection of clocks, miniatures, silver, and watches. Try not t...
Situated just a short distance from the centre of Lincoln is the International Bomber Command Centre. The IBCC is the only place, worldwide, that commemorates the losses of the Bomber Unit during World War II. With 271 panels carrying almost 58,000 names of the men and women who lost their lives either serving or supporting the Bomber Command, it’s...
One of Lincoln’s oldest surviving buildings is Jew’s House. Situated near the bottom of Steep Hill, it’s been around since 1170. The building is only one of five remaining Jewish houses in England and was originally associated with a thriving Jewish community during the 12th and 13th centuries. However, in 1290, Edward I expelled the entire Jewish ...
Do you believe in ghosts? You might do after you’ve taken one of Lincoln’s ghost walk tours. One of the hosts, who wear a black cape for the tour, will take you on a stroll through the city’s streets to learn about Lincoln’s ghostly past. Running throughout the year from Wednesday to Saturday from 7pm, those interested should head to the Lincoln Vi...
What better way to relax after your spooky ghost tour than over a traditional pub quiz? The Horse and Groompub in the centre of Lincoln is one such establishment that runs a weekly quiz night. In the case of the Horse and Groom, it’s every Monday from 8:30pm. There’s a £1 entry fee and a maximum of six people per team. For the winning team, you win...
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- Family, Waffles, Vegetarian
- (937) 332-0222
Jun 19, 2013 · Reserve a table for the best dining in Lincoln, Lincolnshire on Tripadvisor: See 82,194 reviews of 553 Lincoln restaurants and search by cuisine, price, location, and more.
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Licking County is a county located in the central portion of the U.S. state of Ohio. At the 2020 census, the population was 178,519. [2] Its county seat is Newark. [3] The county was formed on January 30, 1808, from portions of Fairfield County .
