Dog-friendly day at Lincoln Castle with guided walks through history for visitors and their four-legged friends.
Dog Friendly Days are back at Lincoln Castle on Thursday 26 November, part of the winter run of evening sessions that fall under Lincoln Castle Illuminated. It's a chance to bring your dog along for a walk through the castle's history, following a route from the banks of the Norman Motte to the Prison Cells, across the Medieval Wall Walk and through the Victorian Prison.
Dogs need to be on leads. They're welcome in the cinema space and the David PJ Ross Magna Carta building, though you're asked not to take them into the Vault. The castle gift shop is there to round off the visit, and the café stocks a treat for dogs — the new Puppaccinos.
The castle itself was built by William the Conqueror and now houses the Medieval Wall Walk, the Victorian Prison and the Magna Carta Vault. If you've never been, it's a good way to see those three together in one go, and having your dog with you makes it a bit more of a day out than a standard visit.
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This particular date is one of the evening sessions running as part of Lincoln Castle Illuminated, which also includes Wednesday 25 November and Wednesdays 2, 9, 16 and 23 December. The grounds are free to enter and enjoy, and all other admissions apply. The castle is at Castle Square, Lincoln, LN1 3AA.
