Lichfield Cathedral

4.8/5 based on 5341 reviews
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Can not rate it enough.
Its worth more than 5 stars.
Not long visited for the space theme and it was great.
Thanks for the great show.
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Beautiful Cathedral! The detail is outstanding and loved the History of this! A Volunteer went round with us and showed us detail we hadn’t even seen! Highly recommends visiting, its a must if your in the area! The City is beautiful too as there is a beautiful Church which is now a Library! It’s breathtaking!
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It is hard to get parked around here. The outside needs cleaning but the inside is beautiful with the odd quirk.

The guides are very good and they can explain all the quirks of the Cathederal.
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Lovely building and clearly well used by the community. Web site advertised tour cancelled due to a paid for your taking precedence so watch for that but a very helpful lady did give us a quick tour for which we were most grateful. Well worth a visit.
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Definitely an awe-inspiring place to visit. The choir was practising at the time too. My small granddaughter asked why we had brought her into a palace!
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History lesson
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Beautiful Cathedral.
Highly recommended.
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easy access for disabled, exhibition easy to maneuver around, awe-inspiring light show, well thought out and presented. staff helpful.
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Visited the cathedral after dark for their 'Space' event. This was to celebrate the 50 year anniversary of the moon landing. An unusual event in such a religious setting! However, the 'son et lumiere' show was quute breathtaking. It highlighted the architecture and used the space creatively.

I returned a couple of days later for a 'normal' tour.
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My experience of the Cathedral was rather esoteric, being a member of a visiting choir singing there. However, I also experienced the building as a typical visitor, and was equally impressed in both guises. Staff and volunteers are uniformly helpful and welcoming and the building itself, which can be seen from across the city, was wonderful. The current moon exhibition meant that some of the Grand vistas inside were rather cluttered and the nave felt rather like a tourist attraction than a place of worship. However, the east end of the building more than made up for it.
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Enjoyed looking round this cathedral and learning more about it's history. Volunteers were friendly and helpful and it is nice that you give a donation and not a set entry fee. The current space exhibition gave added interest as we looked round. The stonework inside and outside is amazing as is the wood carving inside.
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Lovely building. Free of charge to go into. You can give a small donation if want to.
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Cool place, worth a visit
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Zeer de moeite waard om te bezoeken, combineer dit dan met het huis van Erasmus Darwin met tuin tegenover de kerk ingang.
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Peaceful
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We went to see the Space and God Exhibition. Fantastic. Lovely friendly staff and such a huge beautiful church. Lovely stain glass windows. Definitely worth a visit. Fantastic.
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Brilliant
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Truly stunning sound & light show
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Splendid views
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Don't miss this magnificent Cathedral in the Midlands. An hour will reward the visitor for a lifetime. Be sure to lift all of the literature on display as there's plenty to read later. Good shop, donations accepted for the church's upkeep.
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Went to the light show, very good.
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Beautiful cathedral that you can spend a few hours at in a visit if you go to Lichfield. I went for an evening event so I didn't get to enjoy seeing the cathedral inside during the daytime. There is a lovely coffee shop nearby called Chapter's where you can get refreshments. One of the best cathedrals I've visited in the UK.
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Set in an attractive unspoilt cathedral close, this beautiful building is well worth a visit. The three spires are very distinctive and the stone carvings of berobed characters on the outside of the building are in wonderful condition. The stained glass is stunning and the vaulted roof spectacular. (Having just read the novel The Pillars of the Earth about the people who built such buildings, it is even more awe inspiring)
The evening we visited there was the extra treat of a light show. The juxtaposition of the modern with the ancient worked brilliantly. Highly recommended.
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Nice peaceful feeling when you walk in, lovely stained glass windows
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Trying their best to engage the young
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