Uphill and downhill Lincoln

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Cathedral and castle on the hill, Steep Hill, the High Street and Brayford Pool

Uphill Lincoln is the old Roman and Norman city on the hilltop. The cathedral and the castle stand a few hundred metres apart, with the ruined Bishops' Palace on the slope just below the cathedral and the Roman Newport Arch to the north. Lincoln Museum and the Usher Gallery are just south of the cathedral, and the Arboretum is to the east.

Steep Hill drops past the Jew's House and Norman House, two of England's oldest town houses, towards the High Street. Downhill, the Tudor Stonebow and Guildhall straddle the street, High Bridge still carries buildings over the River Witham, and Brayford Pool, used as a port since Roman times, is ringed with restaurants and bars near the station.