historic buildings
Visit some of the world's most famous and iconic historic buildings in Lincolnshire. Admire the magnificent Lincoln Cathedral as well as lesser known hidden gems.
Lincoln Cathedral
Historic Buildings
Lincoln Cathedral
Visit Lincoln Cathedral, a magnificent and treasured example of historic architecture. Standing tall over the city of Lincoln for thousands of years and appearing on the screen several times including in Young Victoria and The Da Vinci Code. Lincoln Cathedral is an awe-inspiring and spectacular landmark recognised all over the world.
Lincoln Cathedral
Iconic Lincolnshire
Celebrating 950 years of Lincoln Cathedral.
Lincolnshire’s magnificent and treasured example of Gothic architecture that has stood tall over the city of Lincoln. Explore Lincolnshire’s heritage and experience an icon as never before – with their new visitor centre, shop and exhibition space that complement the story of the Cathedral’s 950 year-old story.
Heckington windmill
centuries of history
Uncover the history, stories and people connected with Heckington Windmill over the centuries. At the heart of the local community, the dedicated team of volunteers keep the heritage maintained.
Woolsthorpe Manor
visit the birth place and family home of Sir Isaac Newton
Visit this National Trust owned 17th century Lincolnshire farmhouse where Sir Isaac Newton had his famous revelation about gravity. See the original famous apple tree.
history & heritage events
Spring Bulb Pageant at Doddington Hall
Time by Luxmuralis at Lincoln Cathedral
Gardening Essentials Workshop at Bardney Manor Walled Gardens
Mothers Day Garden Celebration at Bardney Manor Walled Gardens
Dawn Chorus Birdwatch at Doddington Hall
The Stranglers Live at Lincoln Castle
Rag’n’Bone Man Live at Lincoln Castle
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell Live at Lincoln Castle
Sting 3.0 Live at Lincoln Castle
Olly Murs Live at Lincoln Castle
The Human League Live at Lincoln Castle
Simple Minds Live at Lincoln Castle
Documentary Series
ancient beginnings
In this episode of 'Why the World Needs Lincolnshire'. Karl Bird walks you through how the county became so significant in UK history and explores many of the historic sites and buildings you can still visit today.