Log Cabins & Lodges in Lincoln

The beauty of tourism is learning about new things, stories and iconic moments, whether from museums or historic sites like ruins. In Lincoln, one of the things that abound, and you can appreciate, is several incredible places where you can learn about the history of this British territory, from Roman ruins to the most curious medieval monuments and a Norman castle, what are you waiting for to live all this great cultural and historical experience? You could learn a lot of history in this region and have a great time with your family or your partner.

Arriving with your bags in the delightful atmosphere of Lincoln, what a pleasure! Most of these log cabins have a very traditional look, small with brick and concrete facades, even stone with small, homely entrances. Inside, these lodges have well carved traditional carpets and furniture, plus comfortable cushioned beds and modern kitchens with all utensils plus good ovens, cookers, dishwashers and comfortable areas to eat and share with your family.

Lincoln Cathedral is one of Lincoln's most iconic landmarks, a cathedral with an admirable structure that was of great significance in the 12th century, even being the largest in the West. It was a very tall building in Europe, even being recognized as such for hundreds of years. Seeing its interior is breathtaking, it has a wonderful beauty with impressive stained-glass windows and although it lacks symbols for having a projecting branch, it can be an enormity worthy of admiration. One of the guided tours you must do is the towers, plus from them, you can appreciate the skeleton of this entire gothic cathedral.

If you like castles, you understand us! These are beautiful, awe-inspiring structures that shows a lot of the culture and history of a place... like Lincoln Castle. Here you can visit a whole wall that has beautiful views towards the cathedral and the whole lower town. It has a long and interesting history, it's even got about 1000 years of historical record! It is connected to the Magna Carta in 1215, including several battles and many other historical events.

Tattershall Castle is a must-see historical site where you can learn about the history of this small Lincolnshire territory. You can climb up to the tower and the views from there are breathtaking. Take the time to see the whole area, and visit the church too, it's all beautiful!

One of the greatest places in Lincoln is Doddington Hall & Gardens, it is a wonderful place to explore the life in UK and its fields, the food here is delicious which are planted in the same garden of the place and around the house. Here, you can organize events and exhibitions.

The Collection is a free entry museum of archaeology where there are various instruments that were collected in a room for you to listen to their history. You can enter for free where the art exhibits are, plus you can also see several beautiful marble sculptures. There is a pay-to-enter area where there are interesting exhibits of Romans and dinosaurs.

The International Bomber Command Centre is a monument that although new, has a lot to see: it has beautiful views of Lincoln and the surrounding countryside. This is an attraction that is renowned for recognizing and celebrating the history of aviation and all those World War II veterans.

To delve further into the history of the town and the whole of Lincolnshire, a visit to the Museum of Lincolnshire Life, gives you a little insight into the history of England from the early 20th century, including a presentation of machine building, to the decisive first tank of the Second World War.

Steep Hill is one of the most historic streets you can't miss on your visit to Lincoln. You can walk to the top and stand at the entrance to Lincoln Cathedral, and at the bottom is Well Lane. Here there are several pubs, tearooms and many independent shops.

The Battle Of Britain Memorial Flight Visitors Centre is a fantastic place where you'll find guides with great knowledge and passion for what they do, as they talk you through the history of aviation in the region. Seeing the aircraft up close is a unique experience, made even better by the stories that guarantee the thrill of the moment.