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Reaching high into the sky from the top of a steep hill, the triple towers of the mighty cathedral of LINCOLN are visible for miles across the flatlands. This conspicuous spot was first fortified by the Celts, who called their settlement Lindon, "hillfort by the lake", a reference to the pools formed by the River Witham in the marshy ground below. In 47 AD the Romans occupied Lindon and built a fortified town which subsequently became, as Lindum Colonia, one of the four regional capitals of Roman Britain.
Today, only fragments of the Roman city survive, mostly pieces of the third-century town wall, and these are outdone by reminders of Lincoln's medieval heyday, which began during the reign of William the Conqueror with the building of the castle and cathedral . Lincoln flourished as a centre of the wool trade with Flanders, until 1369, when the wool market was transferred to neighbouring Boston. It was almost five hundred years before the town revived, the recovery based upon its manufacture of agricultural machinery and drainage equipment for the fenlands. As the nineteenth-century town spread south down the hill and out along the old Roman road - the Fosse Way - so Lincoln became a place of precise class distinctions: the "Up hill" area, spreading north from the cathedral, became synonymous with middle-class respectability, "Down hill" with the proletariat. It's a distinction that remains - locals selling anything from second-hand cars to settees still put "Up hill" in brackets to signify a better quality of merchandise. For the visitor, almost everything of interest is confined to the "Up hill" part of town, and it's here also you'll find the best pubs and restaurants .
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| Brayford Wharf North, Lincoln, LN1 1YW, England
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Located on the vibrant Brayford Waterfront in the centre of the city of Lincoln, you will find all you need at the Holiday Inn Lincoln - superb facilities combined with first class service. All 97 double bedrooms offer the unrivalled quality and have been designed with comfort in mind. Facilities at the hotel include a restaurant, brasserie, parking (at a charge) and a gym.
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| 21 Cross O'cliff Hill, Lincoln, LN5 8PN, England
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The Hotel has a friendly atmosphere from the moment you step through the door. One of the best kept secrets of Lincoln. Because of it, we have had a few famous people staying here.
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| 15 Lindum Terrace, Lincoln, LN2 5RT, England
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The Hillcrest Hotel offers you Hospitality at its best. Quiet location. Great Views over parkland & City. A traditional hotel offering service with a smile
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| 213 Yarborough Road, Lincoln, LN1 3NQ, England
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A Victorian house offering non-smoking en-suite rooms near to cathedral, castle, and historic city centre.
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| 1 Church Lane, Lincoln, LN4 4DJ, England
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The Old Coach house nestles in the centre of the small village of North Kyme. Situated on the main A153 Skegness road. Ideal place to stay for business or pleasure,being close to golf courses at Woodhall Spa and famous Airfield-trails.
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| Eastgate, Lincoln, LN2 1PN, England
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The Lincoln Hotel is located in the heart of historic Lincoln opposite Lincoln Cathedral. 72 bedrooms, restaurant, brasserie, lounge and bar and 6 conference rooms
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| Eastgate, Lincoln, LN2 1 PN, England
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This modern hotel is situated in the historic up-hill area of Lincoln directly opposite the magnificent Cathedral with its triple towers. Only a short stroll away from the hotel are the cobbled streets of the Bailgate shopping area whilst the Castle, Usher Art Gallery and the Lincolnshire Life Museum are nearby. All 71 en-suite bedrooms are spacious, light and comfortable with many facilities including television, hairdryer, trouser press and tea/coffee making facilities.
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| Bailgate, Lincoln, LN1 3AR, England
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The White Hart dates back to the 14th century, and lies in the heart of the medieval city of lincoln. A charming hotel with a rich vein of history. The White Hart is an ideal location for your stay.
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| Bailgate, Lincoln, LN1 3AR, England
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This historic hotel lies in the heart of medieval Lincoln, handy for exploring the cityâ%80%99s fine castle and 11th century Cathedral, as well as trips out into the Lincolnshire countryside. Visited by Richard II in 1372, the White Hart is now well known for the imaginative food served in its traditional King Richard restaurants. Leisure activities nearby include golf, fishing and horse riding.
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