Lucy Tower is an atmospheric 12th-century keep situated atop the motte of Lincoln Castle, offering panoramic views over the city of Lincoln and a fascinating connection to the history of Norman England. The castle itself, constructed shortly after the Norman Conquest of 1066, played a crucial role in securing Norman control over the region. Lucy Tower is perched on the highest point of the castle’s motte, a traditional defensive mound, and was originally a small fortified structure used for both military defense and as a lookout over the surrounding countryside….
