Tune into tomorrow night's new series of Britain's Most Historic Towns this Saturday at 8 pm on Channel 4, and the first episode is medieval Lincoln. Keep your eyes peeled for features of Lincoln Castle and Lincoln Cathedral presented by Dr Alice Roberts. Here's a short clip to whet your appetite, discussing the infamous Battle of Lincoln (1217) and Lincoln Castle's heroine Lady Nicholaa de la Haye. Visit Lincoln IWC Media #HistoricTowns | Lincoln Castle

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3.1K views · 72 reactions | Go on a journey of discovery with Alice Roberts exploring Lincoln’s Medieval History   Exploring the magnificent Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln Castle, Doddington Hall and Gardens and the significance of Lincoln's Historic Guildhall in Britain’s history Watch on Britain’s Most Historic Towns on Channel 4 tomorrow evening at 8pm  IWC Media Lincolnshire County Council City of Lincoln Council | Visit Lincoln | Facebook

Until its spire fell in the 1500s, Lincoln Cathedral stood as the tallest building in the world for over 200 years ⛪️🏙 Join Alice Roberts tonight at 8pm on Channel 4 to discover more about Medieval Lincoln - one of Britain’s Most Historic Towns, and how our cathedral transformed Lincoln from a simple Anglo Saxon settlement. IWC Media University of Lincoln | Visit Lincoln

Look out for Plymouth on your screens tomorrow night on Channel 4 - here's a sneak peek! ⚓ The episode of Britain's Most Historic Towns explores Elizabethan Plymouth, telling the story of Sir Francis Drake and the Spanish Armada, piracy, theft and local connections to the slave trade. Watch on Saturday 28 November at 7pm on Channel 4, or catch up later on All 4. #HistoricTowns The Box Plymouth Plymouth City Council (Official) | What's On Plymouth