Lichfield Cathedral
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What a wonderful evening at the cathedral we have not been to the grub club before and it was great , wonderful to see familys and there children enjoy the evening , everyone was so relaxed , the food was pretty good to, just wish it had been a little bit warmer, but really enjoyed It .
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Lichfield is the only medieval in the world to have three spires. It is attractive from the outside including one of the oldest Gospels in England and the fabulous Lichfield Angle.
The cathedral is free to enter but a voluntary donation is expected.
The guides on site are really helpful and knowledgeable; they are very willing to share their love of the cathedral and its history.
The cathedral is free to enter but a voluntary donation is expected.
The guides on site are really helpful and knowledgeable; they are very willing to share their love of the cathedral and its history.
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A large icon in the shape of the Saint Chad cross shape, has been suspended from the roof in the nave. Very nice. It is great spiritual place to visit
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I didn’t plan the visit in advance, just happened to have a free afternoon while I was in Birmingham. Lichfield was only 40 minutes away by train. Lichfield was as small as I had expected but suddenly I was in awe of the sheer size that overwhelmed me and the location. There’re so much to explore both exterior and interior. I highly recommend the visit, it is free but it will make you want to donate, it is even worth an effort.
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Nice to have a walk round
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Enjoyed discovering new histroical facts here.
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Beautiful
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Absolutely lovely little town with a beautiful cathedral
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Easy found follow sat.nav , while turn in first see you be stupefied , what a big & Amazing Cathedral, like place on Barcelona. We visit on Sunday , road side free parking . Free entrance to the church , you spend much hours inside or walk around the building and also nearby property . City high street just on the corner . And another big lake area 5 mins walk distance, base on the rain , we change our walking plan for dining at the small city restaurant.
Will recommend friends to visit .
Will recommend friends to visit .
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Beautiful space
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Very interesting Cathedral. Beautiful building
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Peaceful
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Imposing and impressive. Great to see it in such active, current use. Despite the somewhat foreboding first impression from the outside, there is a welcoming tone in the place.
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A lovely day, school trip the children enjoyed performing in the cathedral
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Beautiful
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Good
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What an unexpected gem. Beautiful inside and out. Well worth a look.
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Nice place plenty of history
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Beutiful cathedral , got to hear the choir practice .... Lovely
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Superb
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Free to enter and you could spend as long as you like! We spent about 40minutes and saw all parts of the cathedral but you could take longer as we were in a rush.
There is a beautiful medieval painting that is probably lucky to have survived the Reformation. There was a vicar who was very friendly and told us some of the history of the Cathedral as well as some tour guides at different spots. There was a school trip there on the day we were there which made it less peaceful than we had been told it would be. Very accessible for disabled people. Great gift shop at the end which is reasonably priced.
There is a beautiful medieval painting that is probably lucky to have survived the Reformation. There was a vicar who was very friendly and told us some of the history of the Cathedral as well as some tour guides at different spots. There was a school trip there on the day we were there which made it less peaceful than we had been told it would be. Very accessible for disabled people. Great gift shop at the end which is reasonably priced.
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Not a great fan of visiting holy places or ABC in tourist jargon but his cathedral had very friendly free guides happy to offer their time and knowledge. I love history and the cathedral has interesting links to the Zulu wars and Waterloo. We also found out about retired colours from Staffordshire regiments. Glad we popped in.
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Beautiful cathedral it's a must see if you're in the area
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Very gothic with fine details. Well worth a visit
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Lichfield Cathedral is a massive church completed in high Gothic style. Many of its statues have either survived or been replaced with the great west wall displaying the apostles...see if you know the symbolism of each. Of course there is the famous Angel to be seen as well. Inside is always busy both architectural and the life of the church. Well worth a visit.
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