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Introduction
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Welcome to the Cathedral on the hill! Lincoln Cathedral is Lincolnshire's distinguishing landmark visible from 25miles away - and it's even more stunning close up both by day and night.

In this section you will find all information you need to make your visit a success. Don't forget to check with the events calendar to see what's on and when.

All scheduled floor and roof tours are free. Charges may be made for certain special tours. For details of times, health and safety restrictions and contacts, please see the Guided Tours section.

What to see when you come

  • The imposing West Front with its Romanesque Frieze
  • The Angel Choir and shrine of St Hugh, watched over by the Lincoln Imp
  • The earliest 10-sided Chapter House, site of several early parliaments
  • The famous library one of only two designed by Sir Christopher Wren
  • Wonderful 14th century stone carvings on the choir screen
  • 14th century carved misericords and choir stall
  • The tomb of Katharine Swynford, (do you know the love story - see history section)
  • Duncan Grant frescoes in the Russell Chantry
  • The Dean's Eye and Bishop's Eye rose windows with their wonderful medieval stained glass.

    • And you are very welcome to join us for worship at any of the daily services.

    Use the weblinks to explore what Lincoln and Lincolnshire have to offer for an extended stay

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