Lichfield Cathedral
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So many different exhibitions on throughout the year and their artist in residence does an amazing job at providing so many different things. The light shows that they have are aware winning and rightly so, with the while outside and inside of the cathedral transformed. With so many cathedrals charging for entry these days, it's refreshing to know that there is no barrier of entry and only a donation is asked for i8
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a pleasure to visit
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Large cathedral with lovely architecture.
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Stunning place to visit
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A wonderful building, it's a lovely walk round the Cathedral and well worth a look inside too.
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Great cathedral
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Wonderful
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Amazing place, rich in history and the staff are extremely welcoming and informative.
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Absolutely stunning!!!!!!
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Very impressed with this magnificent Cathedral one wonders how it not only survived the sands of time and also the civil war
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Massive cathedral
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Well worth a visit any time of year.<br>Usually have something going on<br>Poppy display . Gutted I missed it.<br>Christmas tree event<br>I've been several times but always find new things.<br>You can go for the historical visit or spiritual.<br>Moves me every time!
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Clean and many activities across the room
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Impresionanta catedrală
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This is a beautiful Cathedral and the only one in UK with three spires.The interior was very impressive.
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Lichfield Cathedral is a one of the oldest churches in the country of England and is amazing to visit. The outside of the church shows it's age but to me makes it that more charming of a building. Make sure you give yourself enough time to look around all the chapels in the church.
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The most beautiful, holy place.
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Amazing location. Love the moon floor.
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Very big and very impressive and free entry.
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Stunning.
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We stopped in Lichfield just to see the Cathedral and were not disappointed. It is truly magnificent
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I took my autistic don to the the selfi on the moon expedition which was.....not as i imagined. A sticker on the floor. However, we made the most of it, had fun, chatted to the lovely man in the gift shop, ate space food and then had a tour with Liz. We were the only people so it was perfect for my son. A really cool interactive discussion and loads of questions asked. Liz really knew the history and some details which grabbed my sons attention his thirst for knowledge. All up and down, in and out we chatted and had intresting information gave to us in a really enjoyable way. My sin was really engaged for a long time an i wobbled behind taking pictures. This was a lovely day out for us and brought history and architecture to life. The selfi on the moon does require imagination, flat shoes and best pics are from the platform. So many hidden areas, pockets of things to look at, corridors and rooms. A real eye opener. The art fest is on too so three things in one. Lovely couple of hours.
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Not the most beautiful cathedral but interesting history.
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Stunning place
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Lovely quiet place for a visit.
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