Lincoln
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most dramatic transformation of a university in recent times'
Times Student Guide 2005
Lincoln is a lively city attracting over a million tourist a year. Mixing over 2000 years of history with excellent shopping facilities, lively arts and events programmes, and a good range of pubs, restaurants and clubs. Places not to be missed include The Cathedral, The Castle (which houses one of only four originals of the Magna Carta), Steep Hill and the historic Bailgate area which house fine specialist shops including boutiques, antique, craft, book and gift shops along the cobbled streets.
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The waterfront developments at Brayford Pool include a multi screen cinema, restaurants, night clubs, accommodation, and the new Student Union building - The Engine Sheds.
"It's the best of both worlds, a campus university in a city. There's a real contrast between the new buildings of the university developments and the old architecture of the cathedral city". Adam Keating, BA (Hons) Journalism
"If you are thinking of coming to Lincoln, do it. I've had the best three years of my life here and made some friends I'm hoping to hang on to". Sarah Hardy, Student's Union Media & Publications Officer.
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"Lincoln is a great place to study and live. I'm sure that anyone who chooses to come to the University of Lincoln will enjoy it as much as I have".
Orson Harry. USA.
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