Lichfield Cathedral
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I have lived near by for all my life and just happened to walk past and decided to pop in. Stunning. Truly a beautiful price of architecture
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Wonderful moments here
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Absolutely stunning
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Relaximg historical vist
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Magnificent Cathedral one of a few in the land many many years old
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Lovely place, for our recital
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Whenever I go on a National Coach Holiday I try and take in the architecture of the area that I am visiting, this always seems to include a Church. I have been to Litchfield a few times now and the Cathedral is usually on my list of destinations. The original stonework needs plenty of TLC as the ravages of time and pollution make it look a scruffy building from the outside. But get closer and study the detail above the main entrance of all the depicted figures, a whole row of the many king's of this country's past, fascinating. Inside, like many Cathedrals, an architectural delight, entrance is free but a donation is hinted at. The alter, ailes and pews need your attention, Litchfield, like Churches around the country, need more than just a quick look around. They need a little of your time to admire the craftsmanship within these houses of God, and you don't need to be religious to do that.
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Must visit if in area. An amazing structure, beautiful building
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Wonderful piece of architecture and the main attraction of Lichfield. Worth a visit.
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Very beautiful cathedral, must see when in Lichfield.
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Beautiful cathedral
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Absolutely beautiful,up there with the best❤
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Wonderful place. Definitely worth a visit or 2.
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This is a splendid location with its imposing facade where many characters are sculpted. The interior is epic with its lofty roof. The stained glass windows at the sanctuary end are impressive. This cathedral was caught up in the civil war and was restored afterwards. The spires are seen from the herb garden of Darwin's house in Lichfield.
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Simply an amazing piece of history and a place to sit peacefully and reflect. Situated in the lovely city Lichfield with plenty of history and plces to eat near by and simple affordable parking.
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Wonderful
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Great for history gcse
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Amazing
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Place of calm away from the hustle and bustle. Beautiful cathedral. A gem.
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We go here every Christmas. The show is always great. But do wrap up, cus you are outside for a while. Inside is always amazing.
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Huge cathedral, I am surprised this doesn't get talked about more often in the midlands!
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Very nice
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Great place to visit but it is difficult with a wheelchair
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I'm not religious but the level of detail in the architecture is heavenly. Free entree but recommend giving a donation to help keep such a beautiful building which welcomes all types of people regardless of belief. Staff were fantastically welcoming too. Made to feel like a family member going to visit a relative. A+ on all counts.
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Three spires and statues aplenty. Free to enter
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