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Set in the East Midlands, Lincoln is a beautiful city rooted in its history and culture, with a population of just over 94,600. Its most famous attraction is the Gothic Lincoln Cathedral. This small but busy city is abundant in its shopping, history, museums, parks and libraries. The newly opened Lincoln Transport Hub has also provided the city with a huge amount of links to all over the country.

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Transport links

Lincoln Railway Station is an easy walk from the High Street. Connections are provided by East Midlands Trains, Virgin Trains East Coast and Northern Rail.

Humberside International Airport lies 30 miles northeast of Lincoln, 45 minutes by car. The Robin Hood Airport (DSA) is located 35 miles west of Lincoln and is an hour by car.

The newly opened Lincoln Transport Hub offers a large range of bus services in and around Lincoln.

There are multiple cycle services throughout the city, providing storage, toilet and changing facilities.

Renting Prices

The average rent for a one bedroom property in Lincoln is £542 per calendar month (pcm).

The average rent for a room is £408 pcm, for a flat around £726 pcm, and a house is £528 pcm.

Nightlife

Lincoln is home to a large number of bars, pubs, restaurants, clubs, as well as small gig venues. Lincoln's The Strait and Narrow is one of the city's most popular bars, famous for its great cocktails. This city really does cater to everyone's preferences. If you fancy a bigger night out, Sheffield is only 1 hour 30mins on the train.

Notable Attractions

Lincoln is a city immersed in its historical architecture. The Gothic Cathedral, Lincoln Castle and the Medieval Bishops' Palace are just a few of the sites the city has to offer. It is also home to a Wren-built Library and the beautiful Witham Valley Country Park, as well as the Grade II-listed Lincoln Arboretum.

The economy in Lincoln

Lincoln draws its main income from farming, tourism, commerce, and public administration. It is also notable for its growing IT network and the retail park St Mark's Square Complex brings a lot of business. There is also a large business to be found in museums and galleries as well as huge employment in the tourism industry.

Education Institutions in Lincoln

University of Lincoln
Lincoln College
Lincoln School of Art and Design
Bishop Grosseteste University
Access Creative College Lincoln