The capital city of Nebraska, Lincoln is a college town with an easygoing atmosphere. It boasts some impressive historical sights, including the towering State Capitol building. Some charming historic districts in its Downtown area mean simply wandering the city is a delightful experience. With sights such as the Sheldon Museum of Art, Lincoln Children’s Zoo, …
Located amidst the lake-dotted landscape of Maine’s east-central region, Lincoln is a town full of quaint charm that’s close to many of the state’s most popular natural, cultural, and historical attractions. Year-round activities abound, but the tourist season generally lasts from mid-spring until the end of summer, which generally comes early due to the town’s …
On a limestone escarpment to the north of the River Witham, Lincoln is a Medieval city built over a Roman fort. That escarpment drops sharply to the river, and to get to get from the railway station to the historic cathedral quarter you have to battle up the aptly named Steep Hill. Once you make …
Standing tall on the prairie, Lincoln is one of the great capitols of the American plains. Just 200 years ago, this eastern fringe of what’s now considered the American Midwest was still a land of swaying buffalo grass, roaring buffalo herds and Pawnee Indian settlements, engulfed by the territories of the Great Sioux. Intrepidly came …