High Street in Lincoln becomes Steep Hill as it rises up towards the cathedral. A few yards up the incline brings us to the Cardinal's Hat, a decent free house.
Further up is a modern bar, the Strait & Narrow, which had a decent selection of beer when visited in 2013.
After a VERY steep climb things begin to level out as we reach the Wig & Mitre.
At the top, close to the cathedral, is the Lion & Snake, once owned by Hole's of Newark, but now in the hands of Marston's.
The view of the cathedral from around the corner.
Here's the cathedral from a different viewpoint.
Stained glass inside Lincoln Cathedral.
From the tower of the cathedral, there's a fine view over the castle (Creative Commons License).
This part of the city has some really good pubs. Here's a new addition, Beerheadz.
You will no longer get Hall's Ely Ales in the Bull & Chain, as it's now closed.
Luckily, nearby is the excellent Morning Star.
Close to the castle is the Victoria, with a good beer range.
The Plough Boy is a decent little boozer.
Over the road, the Strugglers. Hopefully it will surive the pandemic.
Well, that's Lincoln complete, the next post will see us moving on.
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