Situated on the site of the southern gateway to the roman town Lindum Colonia. The present building dates from 1520, although a gateway has been here for over 1800 years.
Built in the 15th Century as an inn and probably named after Cardinal Wolsey, Bishop of Lincoln 1514-1515. A traditional timber-framed structure.
Dating from the mid-12th Century, one of the earliest extant town houses in England.
Norman House, built 1170-1180, and one of the oldest buildings in the UK originally built for living in.
One of the finest medieval buildings in Europe, and once the tallest building in the world. Part of the west front dates from 1072. See if you can spot the famous 'Lincoln Imp' inside.
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).
The remains of a 3rd Century Roman gate into the roman city of Lindum Colonia. Thought to be the only original Roman arch in the world still open to traffic.
