Walk up this steep hill to see houses built in the 11-12 century on your way to the great Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle. There are plenty of places to stop in for a cip of tea to take a break from the walk. Need to be a little careful coming back down though...some of the sidewalk is uneven and... More

Great little individual shops and cafes eateries etc great architecture but wear comfortable shoes as it's hard going coming back up! More

Really sweet. The tea rooms and quaint shops are to die for More

I go to Lincoln fairly regularly and I think I've only been once without trudging slowly up the hill, cursing myself for my lack of fitness. But it's worth it. There are lots of individual shops at the top of the hill and if it's getting near someone's birthday, or Christmas, there are often things up there that you wouldn't... More

iT has olde worlde charm and great independant shops More

Officially...the best street in England! Historic, picturesque, small local shops, arty area, cafes etc.... More

One of my favourite places in Lincoln, lines with beautiful boutiques, tea rooms and shops. But VERY steep! More

It is steep so not reccomended for older, disabled people as would struggle without much help. Nice places for food, drink ect, got a little rough and dirty of late as last couple years not best but generally nice place, wobbly looking buildings, tudar cafe is very good, some good little shops, better shops nearer top. Generally nice, nice along... More

Walk and Ride is the Council-supported circular bus service every 20 minutes from the rail and bus stations, through the shopping centre and up to the castle, cathedral and museums on the hill. If walking up the hill is too much of a challenge, use the bus to ride up but the walk down is still recommended to see the... More