2–3 ore
Guida in inglese
Conferma immediata
Tour privato

In evidenza

Explore Lincoln at your own pace with this self-guided walking trail through one of England’s most historic cities. Discover Lincoln Cathedral and medieval Lincoln Castle, follow the route through historic streets, ancient gateways and hidden corners. Along the way, uncover fascinating stories about Lincoln’s Roman, medieval and more recent past. From The Strait and Jews’ Court to High Bridge, the Stonebow, Exchequer Gate and Roman Lincoln, the trail takes you beyond the city’s best-known sights and encourages you to look closely at the places you pass. At each stop, test your observation skills with a question or challenge based on what you can see. Look out for the image-spotting activity too, adding extra fun for families. Once completed, use your answers to tackle the final challenge. The circular trail is approximately 2.5 miles (4 km) and takes around 2–2½ hours. Start anywhere on the route and explore at your own pace. This is a self-guided experience — there is no tour guide.

Incluso

Cosa è incluso

Questions to encourage a closer look at each stop
A concise introduction to each landmark, designed to spark your curiosity.
Full route instructions with clear directions
A page of Fun Facts about Lincoln
Photographs to help you find each location
Answers with photographs
Spot the detail - fun for children and adults alike
A final challenge using the answers you've collected
A brief timeline of Lincoln's history

Itinerario

Begin your Lincoln adventure at this historic railway station, the starting point for your circular trail.
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Discover one of Lincoln’s oldest churches, with a history stretching back more than a thousand years.
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Pause at this striking memorial and discover its connection to the people of Lincoln who served and died in two world wars.
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Discover one of Lincoln’s most unusual historic landmarks, where buildings rise directly above a medieval river crossing.
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Pass through this impressive historic gateway and discover its long connection with Lincoln’s civic life.
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Explore this historic street and uncover a fascinating link to Lincoln’s medieval past.
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Wander along one of Lincoln’s most atmospheric historic streets, with cobbles, independent shops and plenty to spot along the way.
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Discover a remarkable medieval building on historic Steep Hill and learn about Lincoln’s fascinating past.
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The Mayor’s Chair – Take a well-earned pause on Steep Hill and discover the story behind this unusual landmark.
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Admire one of Lincoln’s finest surviving examples of Norman domestic architecture.
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See the imposing medieval castle and discover some of the fascinating history held within its walls.
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Pass through this impressive medieval gateway and enjoy one of the trail’s memorable views.
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Cancellazione

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Da sapere prima di partire

Punto d’incontro: Start the self-guided trail outside Lincoln railway station. This is a circular route, so you can join it at any point, but we recommend starting at the station as this is Stop 1. There is no guide to meet.
Prelievo: Tutti si ritrovano al punto di partenza; non c’è prelievo.
Tipo di biglietto: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Gestito da: Inerro

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

How it compares in Nottingham

Its from-price is 78% below the median of the 39 experiences we list in Nottingham.
Its length is typical for the group.

About Nottingham

Nottingham is a Midlands city of caves, lace and Robin Hood legend, with a castle on a sandstone cliff and Sherwood Forest to the north.

Nottingham grew on a sandstone ridge above the River Trent, and Nottingham Castle, rebuilt in the seventeenth century as a ducal mansion, stands on the rocky crag where a Norman fortress once rose. More than eight hundred man-made caves are cut into the sandstone beneath the city, and some of them form part of Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, a pub built against the rock.

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