Lichfield Cathedral
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Amazing place love it
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A beautiful cathedral. Watch Internet for events programme.
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Beautiful building
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Absolutely fantastic outside and inside carvings and stained glass windows a must to visit free entry donations only
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Tranquil and beautiful cathedral
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Nice and very old
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The down side to my visit was the heavy rain fall. That wont stop me revisiting
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Love this building. See if you can find your namesake Saint on the walls👍
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A beautiful building in a fantastic setting next to a small but scenic lake. The cathedral is surrounded by a number of old and beautiful buildings (like the cathedral school) which add to the character. It's beautiful from the outside (just look at the three spires), but the inside is just as breathtaking with an array of stained glass windows throwing coloured light on the ancient stonework. I was there by chance for a conference but was grateful for the opportunity to visit such a picturesque and historic building.
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Choral Evensong!
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A beautiful cathedral set the heart of Historic Lichfield
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We been to cathedral before,but never to the chapter house. A book from 700 years ago is stored in it,plus the angel of Lichfield( part of a coffin) Went to asencion day service wonderful.
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Lovely medieval cathedral with 3 golden spires
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Stunning building and architecture set in picturesque surroundings
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Beautiful Building<br>So interesting and the evening with Boudicca was amazing.
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Beautiful cathedral + very well maintained
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Brilliant cathedral must visit place
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Admission is free to enter the Lichfield Cathedral. It is a fantastic place to visit. Every figure in the Cathedral was hand carved. There are hidden gems all over, like the cat in Chapter House. We went on 31 May and John was volunteering in the Chapter House. He showed us all the things we would have probably missed if we were looking on our own. He is highly knowledgeable about the cathedral and was extremely friendly and helpful. He was an absolute delight to talk to.
There is so much to take in at the Lichfield Cathedral both on the outside and inside. Outside on the back of the church there are some fantastic statues of dragons, people, and unique looking characters. It’s easy to spend an hour+ looking at everything. If you get the opportunity to visit, take it, it’s a wonderful experience.
There is so much to take in at the Lichfield Cathedral both on the outside and inside. Outside on the back of the church there are some fantastic statues of dragons, people, and unique looking characters. It’s easy to spend an hour+ looking at everything. If you get the opportunity to visit, take it, it’s a wonderful experience.
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The cathedral is unique in its architecture and embellishments. It resembles the Notre Dame in its grandeur and preservation. A must see!
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Beautiful place
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Beautiful cathedral with amazing architecture.
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One word stunning
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Wonderful !! Very beautiful and atmospheric. Warm welcome from volunteers.
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A superb building with outstanding mouldings and carvings
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What a lovely Cathedral with a lot of history. There were a couple of guides in the cathedral and they both had a wealth of knowledge about the history of the building. Nothing boring just a wonderful atmosphere and environment which is utilised for many different activities. They still have a 1st century bible which is on show, although it isn't complete. We didn't see the hidden pulpit as it was away, but the whole concept was interesting to hear. The Cathedral has seen many battles and destruction, but it has been rebuilt.
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