Serenely settled at the peak of one of Lincolnshire's highest points sits the majestic cathedral church of st Mary - better known as Lincoln Cathedral. Due to its geographical position, Lincoln Cathedral can be see from approximately 20 miles in any direction. --------------------------------------------- History. The Cathedral was originally built by Bishop Romegius, and consecrated in 1092. Romegius was a Benedictine Monk and a supporter of William the Conqueror in 1066. Romegius was also the first Norman bishop of the largest diocese in Mediaeval England - this diocese stretched from the River Humber down to the Thames. The ...  Read the complete review

From whichever way you approach the City of Lincoln you cannot avoid seeing the towers of Lincoln Cathedral dominating the skyline. A Cathedral has stood on the hill overlooking this area for nearly 1000 years and although many parts have been rebuilt the Cathedral has managed to survive in spite of a fire, an earthquake and gale force winds. Of course as it is at the top of a hill, be prepared for a good walk to get to the Cathedral, but the climb is well worth while. The Cathedral is very impressive and popular with tourists. After entering through the Great West Door you cannot fail to be impressed by the Nave. This enormous area of the ...  Read the complete review