Spent a lovely couple of hours perusing the collections on a very cold Sunday afternoon. The primary exhibition runs through the history of the local area going back to Roman times and beyond and conveys a wealth of fascinating information. The temporary exhibition whilst we were there was a history of the album cover, displaying key LP artwork over the last 60+ years. Nicely done and helped me further appreciate just how interesting some of these actually are and how they often stand alone as works of art. Pop along if you can.

I’ve visited the museum on several occasions and have been impressed every time. I visited the hotel for a lecture from the author Markus Zusak a few years ago and have visited the museum several times (recently with small children) and I have enjoyed the museum every time. There is always something new to look at. The staff are always friendly, polite and well-informed. If there is something a staff member doesn’t know off the top of their head, they are more than happy to find the information for you. There’s plenty of activities for children to do also. The artefacts are all really interesting and the museum often has borrowed artefacts from universities etc. The majority of the museum is free with opportunities to make a donation. Personally, we loved the moving picture robot of the man asleep in bed dreaming on our last visit. A great museum!

A magnificent museum! We spent an enjoyable morning looking at all the wonderful artefacts. Lots to see from thousands of years of human development and history. Areas for children to explore and learn too. The museum also has a small shop and cafe. Well worth a visit if you are going on a trip to Lincoln.

The Museum itself is lovely. However, I wandered into the toilets and they were awful The floor was filthy. They have put toilet seats in but none of them fit the pedestal. The stainless steel area where the taps are was really dirty. I came out and used hand wipe from my husband;s rucksack. Come on and tidy them up. They were disgusting and not fit for an area where there is a restaurant. I would not eat in the restaurant. You are advised to look at loos in a cafe or restaurant because their state reflects state of loos. I told the girl on reception who said nothing