Lichfield Cathedral
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Beautiful peaceful place.
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Relaxing morning in these surroundings learning the history of this fabulous building and getting closer to my God
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With three spires this building attracts visitors of all faiths and none. It is handy for the city centre and is free to enter.
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Well worth visiting
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Lovely Cathedral. We visited to view pieces of the Staffordshire Hoard. Knowledgeable and enthusiastic guides.
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Visited Lichfield on a Winters Sunday afternoon, walking around it's cobbled and olde world streets and ending up at the cathedral. The afternoon was a complete delight, - its charming shops and food establishments, green open spaces and it's amazing cathedral of course. Sunday afternoon was the perfect time to visit the cathedral - just seemed right, perfection in fact. The cathedral is must visit to all visitors to Lichfield. We will be back.
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Beautiful. Very friendly.
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Beautifull cathedral and lovley town
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Very friendly atmosphere and staff
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Beautiful location in a beautiful town. Big spot.
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Peaceful, majestic. Wonderful stained glass
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Awesome tourist venue
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Stunning cathedral
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Beautiful place we'll worth a visit
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Last visited with mother in law "In tow" at Christmastime with several complaints about "cobbles" & "it's cold" but then the cathedral is centuries older than her 90 years so we made allowances!
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A beautiful building and a lovely calm atmosphere. I visit regularly to sit quietly and reflect. Always a walm welcome. There is no admission fee but you can make a voluntary donation which I am very happy to do.
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What a magnificent building, well worth a visit.
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Identified by its three spires this cathedral is the centre of a diocese covering the West and North Midlands. It is large and free to enter, although a donation would be appreciated. Inside there is much to see and some wonderful stained glass.
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Stunning place to visit..in a nice town
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Beautiful cathedral.
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Lichfield Cathedral is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Built in 1195 and really sets the standard for the town. The grounds are surrounded with quirky buildings, shops, bars and restaurants. If you love history and want an interesting little town to explore, you have come to right place.
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Absolut beeindruckend, phantastisch erhalten. Sehr kompetente Begleitung
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Attended Sung Eucharist for Passion Sunday and found it a very welcoming and worthwhile and profound experience
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We had a lovely visit here and we where very impressed with one of the Guides..very knowledgable.
Leave a donation on the way out.
Leave a donation on the way out.
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A beautiful building in beautiful surroundings
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