We are absolutely delighted to be working in collaboration once again with the Local Landscapes & Hidden Histories project to deliver a small series of guided walking tours of Lincoln’s historic green spaces.

Tucked behind the Museum of Lincolnshire Life on Mill Road, Ellis Mill is a charming survivor from Lincoln’s industrial past and a must-visit for history buffs, curious tourists, and families alike.

Nestled just six miles west of Lincoln, Doddington Hall is a stunning Elizabethan "prodigy house" built between 1595–1600 by renowned architect Robert Smythson for Thomas Tailor.

Hidden beneath the streets of modern-day Lincoln lies one of the city's best-kept historical secrets.

From global music stars playing tiny venues, to rock royalty growing up nearby, and acts of pure northern generosity. Here are some of Lincolnshire’s most weird and wonderful tales.

While Lincoln is known for its towering cathedral and imposing castle, there’s so much more to explore, and plenty of it can be done on a budget - completely free.

As well as our scheduled free walking tours of the city of Lincoln; we also offer private tours for visitors, groups or local businesses and organisations. We thought we would share some of the interesting content from a recent architectural themed tour to highlight the architecture on offer in Lincoln and the architect’s that have helped to shape the city.

This blog post was originally written in 2023 for a document produced as part of a Ted X series of events in the city of Lincoln. The focus of the document and series of events was on urban renewal and I was asked to write a piece on the most pivotal periods of Lincoln's history and the impact on the city.

Lincolnshire has a rich and varied history; but there is one subject that comes up several times throughout the Medieval period, with serious implications for several generations of England's royal household - Rebellion.

Lincoln, a city that has witnessed centuries of history, is not only famous for its stunning cathedral and medieval streets but also for the extraordinary people who have lived in or been connected to the city.

If you’re planning a visit to Lincoln, one of the city’s most iconic and charming features is undoubtedly the picturesque street of Steep Hill.

Known for his sacred compositions, William Byrd was an influential 16th Century composer sharing a special connection with Lincoln.

Among Lincoln Cathedral's fascinating aspects are the people buried within its walls, ranging from revered saints to Medieval royalty.

We thought we would put together a guide to some of the best local breweries and some of our favourites beers on offer in Lincoln.

Lincoln's Medieval Jewish community played a crucial role in the city's development, yet it also faced persecution and tragedy.

The Medieval period in Lincoln is the perfect topic and we are delighted to announce the launch of our new Medieval Lincoln Walking Tour.

Our tour guide Chrissy has penned a fascinating piece about Cardinal Wolsey, one of the most fascinating figures of Tudor England.