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About us
Who we are
Lincoln Cathedral has been a striking presence above the city for more than 950 years. It is, first and foremost, a working church and hosts a minimum of three services every day of the year, at least one of which is usually sung by our world-renowned choir. It is the seat of the Bishop of Lincoln and the mother church of the diocese, and each year it hosts many county-wide services of celebration, commemoration and memorial.
It is a place of pilgrimage, where people come to seek God, to learn more about faith, or to take time out of a busy day for quiet reflection. It is a place of welcome and hospitality where all, of any faith or no faith are encouraged to feel at home.
Lincoln Cathedral is also a world-class heritage visitor attraction, and hundreds of thousands of people visit annually to learn about the rich history of the building and the fascinating stories of the people that have brought it to life over the centuries. Our volunteer guides provide floor, roof, tower and other specialist tours throughout the year and the building plays host to a wide range of exhibitions, events and concerts.
The site also includes an award-winning visitor centre, featuring an exhibition gallery and discovery centre where visitors of all ages can delve deeper into the history of the Cathedral, a bright airy café, and the Cathedral shop. A purpose-built learning centre offers outstanding facilities for school visits and family activities, and a suite of community meeting rooms is available for organisations and individuals to hire.
Lincoln Cathedral is a centre of excellence for heritage skills and craft, with its own on-site works department comprised of stonemasons, glaziers, lead workers and joiners, all dedicated to the maintenance, restoration and repair of this internationally significant building.
An exceptional team of skilled staff and volunteers ensure that all who visit receive a warm welcome and an excellent experience, and work towards ensuring a sustainable future so that future generations can continue to enjoy the sacred space of Lincoln Cathedral.
