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Steep Hill is a street in the historic city of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England. At the top of the hill is the entrance to Lincoln Cathedral and at the bottom is Well Lane. The Hill consists of independent shops, tea rooms and public houses.
Steep Hill is the main route up to Lincoln Cathedral and Castle. The surface is mainly cobbled with flag stone pavements either side, it is steep. En-route the hill is lined with lovely independent shops and cafes and is well worth the effort to walk up.
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Discover the beautiful cobbled streets and some of the oldest buildings in the city located on The Strait and Steep Hill. Shop at a variety of unique independents including specialist food and drink stores, cafés and vintage clothing shops.
Steep Hill leads on from The Strait, another area full of fascinating history, and at the top of the hill you will find the stunning Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle. Steep Hill isn't suitable for those with accessibility requirements but the walk & ride can help you get to the top with ease.
- Steep Hill Lincoln: A Quick Background
- Steep Hill Lincoln Shops
- Steep Hill Lincoln Restaurants and Cafés
- Where to Stay Near Steep Hill Lincoln
- How to Get to Steep Hill Lincoln
Steep Hill has roots stretching back to Lincoln’s Roman foundations. Today it is a vibrant shopping lane that climbs from the High Street on the city’s level plain up to the Cathedral Quarter in the quaint and popular uphill area. But to begin with, it was built by the Romans to interconnect the growing city. True to its name, Steep Hill is quite a...
No two shops on Steep Hill Lincoln are remotely the same. Every one is an independent business that brings its own special character to the street. Outlets occasionally come and go, and so Steep Hill evolves as the years go by – but there are also many stalwart local businesses that have been going strong for years. In this section, we compile all ...
Perusing the shops on Steep Hill Lincoln can be a tiring business on an empty stomach. Luckily, there are many different places you can stop on the way up for a bite to eat or a welcome drink. The restaurants, cafés, pubs and coffee shops on Steep Hill represent some of Lincoln’s very finest. In the following section we walk you through them, start...
Lincoln city centre is fairly compact, and there are many lovely places to stay in the area. See our articles on the best guest houses and the best hotelsin Lincoln to find something that suits you. These are some of our favourites close to Steep Hill: 1. The Old Palace Lodge– a stunning hotel in a restored 19th-century church tucked away just off ...
Once you’re in Lincoln, Steep Hill is easy to find by foot. You just need to walk up to the top of the High Street until you see the archway leading onto the Strait. A short way up here you will reach the bottom end of Steep Hill. If you’re in uphill Lincoln, Steep Hill begins in the corner of Castle Square. Just look for the cobbled road heading d...
Aug 15, 2024 · Steep Hill joins an entire list of steepest streets in England. The steepest is Vale Street in Bristol with an average incline of 21.81°. The fifth steepest, after Steep Hill, is Gold Hill in Shaftesbury with an average incline of 16.09°. This is the location of the famous Hovis TV advert.
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Steep Hill is one of the most visited places in the city of Lincoln in Lincolnshire, England. Steep Hill connects Lincoln Uphill to the town centre and retail centre which are on the level plain. It was formerly known as Ermine Street and is currently being maintained by the Lincolnshire County Council.
