Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral, or the Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Lincoln, is an iconic Gothic church located in Lincolnshire, UK. Founded in 1072, the structure, towers and towers of the cathedral helped to inspire the rebellious conception of the Gothic style. It is particularly known for its grand, sweeping profile, and is one of the largest Gothic churches in Europe. The cathedral's exterior is particularly beautiful, framed by the cityscape of Lincoln: the red-brick Gothic south and west fronts, the polygonal Chapter House, and two soaring square towers. Additionally, travellers can explore the interior, with its Medieval font, East Window, wooden angel roof, "Deans Eye" Rose window, cloister and Chapter Library. If you’re looking for an unique photo opportunity, the Angel Choir is a must-see – an exquisite collection of recording angels sculpted in the 15th century. Visitors can also climb the towers for spectacular views of the Lincolnshire countryside.