Lincoln Audio Tour: Unveiling History's Treasures

Lincoln Audio Tour: Unveiling History's Treasures is a self-guided walk through the city, available on demand from 21 October to 14 November 2026. It's supplied by AudaTours and takes you across High Street, where the city's ancient stones guard tales few ever hear.

The walk runs for around an hour and eleven minutes, covering 2.7 kilometres and twelve stops, with up to 30 minutes of narration. You set out from the shadow of Lincoln Cathedral and work your way through the city at your own pace. Along the route, you'll come across the Lincoln Drill Hall, where The Rolling Stones once played; the Jew's House, where a single accusation sparked violence that shook a kingdom; and The Collection, where Roman mosaics lie buried beneath the modern streets. It's a look at Lincoln's hidden history of rebellion, scandal and buried Roman mosaics, told as you walk past the sites themselves.

There's no in-person guide and no entry to any building or site along the way, so you're just out in the city with the audio in your ear. The tour is delivered via the free AudaTours app and works entirely offline once downloaded, which means you don't have to worry about your signal dropping out as you move. It starts from the shadow of Lincoln Cathedral, and from there you follow the route through the city.

It's available on demand from 21 October to 14 November, with the listed times running from 12:00 to 20:00. Prices start from £3.99, and the whole thing is based around the Lincoln Drill Hall on Freeschool Lane, LN2 1EY.