"Lincoln Cathedral"

The Cathedral has a  magnificent Norman West front, vast rose windows, and two striking towers.

Due to its many repairs and rebuilds Lincoln Cathedral boasts a wealth of architectural influences, from its medieval flying buttresses to the 17th-century Wren Library.

Inside is the Blessed Virgin Mary statue – the cathedral’s patron saint – that stands 7ft foot tall and looks down the length of the building. Fossils may also be viewed in the Nave floor (made from Lincolnshire Limestone), while the vast Father Willis Organ is also a marvel.

The Lincoln Imp can be found inside the cathedral’s walls. The Lincoln Imp is stone carving said to have once been a real imp sent by the Devil to wreak havoc on Earth, and the 14th century legend tells that an angel inside the cathedral turned it to stone on the spot, where it now remains in the Angel Choir.