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- Dave MilneFebruary 15, 2018The city’s main tourist attraction, including the Magna Carta & extensive views from the walls. The Victorian gaol also comes to life during holiday periods with actors playing the roles of prisoners.
- Maria Weaving-GómezOctober 11, 2012Make sure you climb up to the wall and the watch towers, the view on a clear day is superb. I also got engaged there so, it has a very special meaning for me.
- Carl GriffinFebruary 7, 2016Home to one of the original Magna Carta copies. The prison tour is interesting, especially the convict boxes in the chapel.
- Visit LincolnJanuary 23, 2013Lincoln Castle is the only place where you can see both the Magna Carta and the Charter of the Forest together in the world. Take a guided tour to see for yourself! Read more
- Vicky BradshawAugust 25, 2020Good wall walk with good views , COVID restrictions in place , wanted to know more history behind the castle
- R JonesAugust 25, 2017Great day out get the joint ticket with cathedral to save money we liked the lights fighting it only about 30 mins long and only 2 knights but good display and information
- John JonesSeptember 3, 2015Good value. Good tour. View from walls. Observatory is very high with lots of stairs.
- Built from 1086 by William the Conqueror, and since 1216 home to one of the copies the Magna Carta (the UK's version of a bill of rights).
- Ulceby Lodge B & B Bed & BreakfastAugust 24, 2017Since the renovation now have an awesome walk on top of the wall all around the castle
- Libby LilleyJuly 7, 2020Lovely day out. You can go here and walk around the grounds without paying, which is nice
- The LincolniteJanuary 12, 2012Built during the late 11th century, the castle is unusual in that it has two mottes. It is only one of two such castles in the country, the other being at Lewes in Sussex.
- Sarah GillottNovember 19, 2011Don't miss taking a look at the Magna Carta and the Charter of the Forest.
- University of LincolnAugust 18, 2011Lincoln Castle is home of one of the four surviving original copies of the Magna Carta, as well as Lincoln's Crown Courts.