Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral is a stunning Gothic cathedral located in the city of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom. The cathedral was originally built in the 11th century and is the third tallest cathedral in the world and the tallest in Europe. The cathedral has a long history and has been the site of some of the most decisive events in British history. The cathedral is renowned for its ornate architecture, stained glass windows, and soaring spire. For those visiting the cathedral, there are a number of interesting features to explore including the renowned Lincoln Imp sculpture, carved wooden misericords, the Chapter House, and a number of medieval tombs. The grounds of the cathedral are also renowned for the herb gardens and a Sacred Space containing 7 different chapels each representing one of the classical seven liberal arts. Visitors may also enjoy the cathedral’s café and shop as well as the delightful parkland surrounding the structure. Lincoln Cathedral is a must-visit for those interested in British history, architecture, and spirituality.