Lichfield Cathedral
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Interesting historical tour and beautiful Christmas light show and shop!
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Beautiful historic site....
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Went to an evening musical event with over 800 present.
Well presented, drinks in the interval, toilets are across the road, sound system and extra screens for live links for people at the sides with pillars obstructing the stage view. So well organised including security.
Well presented, drinks in the interval, toilets are across the road, sound system and extra screens for live links for people at the sides with pillars obstructing the stage view. So well organised including security.
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All I can say an amazing building
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Lichfield Cathedral Candlelight Concert on Sunday 21st December 2025.
Visited Lichfield with my family to attend this event. Got to say I really enjoyed it. Well organised, good security team with superb crowd control in place.
Always a safe place and environment to attend with your family.
Visited Lichfield with my family to attend this event. Got to say I really enjoyed it. Well organised, good security team with superb crowd control in place.
Always a safe place and environment to attend with your family.
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Attended Carol service, unfortunately all who visit do not respect our culture. We forgive them for they no not what they do.
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Lovely big cathedral, great Xmas show would definitely recommend it to see.
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Beautiful place well worth a visit đ
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What a gem and such a stunning peaceful place to visit.
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We had a lovely visit to the Lichfield Cathedral. Highly recommend going for a visit if youâre passing through or live nearby.
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Beautiful place to visit đ
Donations optional as you enter or leave. You can take your dog in there. Apart from a Sunday.
Went to see the Christmas tree festival.
Donations optional as you enter or leave. You can take your dog in there. Apart from a Sunday.
Went to see the Christmas tree festival.
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Christmas in Lichfield
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Interesting venue for music etc
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Striking cathedral it's well worth a visit
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Only went once 50yrs ago. Beautiful. But...how many people know that this Cathedral was built and paid for by Roman Catholics? Stolen at the Reformation, it belongs to Catholics, as does Canterbury Cathedral and York Minister etc. All stolen property but denied. As Jesus said, Seek the truth (of history) and you will find it. Read THE STRIPPING OF THE ALTARS by Prof Eamon Duffy, and THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND THE TUDORS PART II by Peter Ackroyd. Learn of the vision Elizabeth I had weeks before she died. Finally, THE GREAT UNFROCKED 1000 YEARS CHURCH SCANDAL by Matthew Parris. Very witty and funny.
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Lichfield cathedral is very beautiful and hosts a variety of events, with friendly staff, but accessibility is an issue as only the front entrance is suitable for wheelchair users or those with poor mobility. Additionally the toilets are located in a separate building on the other side of the street, which you have to go over a cobbled street to get to. It is lovely and worth a visit, but if you have mobility issues, this is something you should take in to consideration.
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Beautiful historic cathedral
Set in quaint location
Set in quaint location
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G4 we're amazing son bought tickets for a Xmas treat, venue beautiful.
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Photos can't capture gradure of this towering Cathedral during the Christmas season.
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Love this place. Words can only describe it as breathtaking! Regularly visit with my daughter. It is a must visit ! The outside alone is astonishing but take a wonder inside and be prepared to be amazed and in ore at what youâll see
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Beautiful little city .
Free to go in but request donations
Free to go in but request donations
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Lovely experience today
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Christmas tree festival. Free entry but requested voluntary donation. Also saw "Table for the Nation" made of the jubilee oak. No immediately close parking
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I have never been there but found that it was where my 7th Great Grandparents were married. Her name was Jane Doak Heitzelman and his name was Sir Thomas Brown. Date of marriage was 22 Nov 1689.
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Always a nice place to visit again this time of year.
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