Lichfield Cathedral
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Very quaint and lovely to look around inside always have lots of things to see.
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Impressive and historic! I often visit the little chapel on the name of St. Chad which is 'hidden' at the very back of the church. Once a year an Orthodox Christian Liturgy takes place to honour and celebrate the nameday of the local Saint who established the Christian church in the Midlands. The first "Baptistirion" of the county can be visited, a few yardrs behind the cathedral. Very good visit overall, no matter how many times you go!
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This is a working cathedral for the faithful, especially Anglicans, but also the wider community - their exhibitions and light shows attract a very wide audience and are outstanding.
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A must see when visiting Lichfield. A huge gothic cathedral with stunning stained glass. Lots of interesting things to see.
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Very Nice
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Loved it so much I'm moving there
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Impressive place
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The Stations of the Cross exhibition of paintings by Peter Walker was well presented with just the right amount of comment to enable reflection. The Cathedral was welcoming and sensitively run.
It is well worth a visit this Lent.
Just one warning. The Bird Street car park, which is the nearest, is busy, inexpensive and has toilets, but needs maintenance because some of the pay and display machines were faulty. I note that others have commented on this car park.
It is well worth a visit this Lent.
Just one warning. The Bird Street car park, which is the nearest, is busy, inexpensive and has toilets, but needs maintenance because some of the pay and display machines were faulty. I note that others have commented on this car park.
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Go see only original triple spired cathedral in the world.
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Lovely building, well worth a visit! Good choir too, evensong at 5:30pm most days (3:30pm on Sunday).
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The Lichfield Angel and the gospels are very interesting and sometimes there are concerts and light shows
I love the serenity and peace to be found within the cathedral walls
I love the serenity and peace to be found within the cathedral walls
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Fantastic place filled with so much history. An incredible architectural building with so much to see both inside and outside.
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A must see
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Fantastic cathedral! So much interesting history and a beautiful setting!
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We loved our visit to this amazing cathedral. So much history. We were made very welcome. The view from the back to the Alter is wonderful
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Awe inspiring gothic cathedral, soaring architecture, every surface, inside and out, intricately decorated. Built to the glory of God and a must visit for everyone else passing near Lichfield. Set in a beautiful quiet close and near to the houses of Erasmus Darwin and Samuel Johnson, great minds who changed the world!
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This huge Gothic style, Medieval Cathedral certainly stands alongside those of other major cities. It has a beautiful interior, the stained glass windows being just one point of particular interest. There are many other interesting features including the unique three spires. It has a rich history dating back to 669AD and continues to be a vibrant place of worship.
The cathedral has a welcoming, warm atmosphere and hosts various events throughout the year. It is free to enter ( donations welcomed) and certainly we'll worth a visit.
The city centre itself has many independent shops and a Saturday market, or you can stroll by the river and visit the park nearby.
We had a lovely afternoon tea at Chapters, the Cafe in The Close next to the Cathedral.
The cathedral has a welcoming, warm atmosphere and hosts various events throughout the year. It is free to enter ( donations welcomed) and certainly we'll worth a visit.
The city centre itself has many independent shops and a Saturday market, or you can stroll by the river and visit the park nearby.
We had a lovely afternoon tea at Chapters, the Cafe in The Close next to the Cathedral.
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Good for a biy of culture and relaxation
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Great
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This place is an absolute Architectural masterpiece and must be seen Religious or not. A beautiful and peaceful place for reflection or remembrance.
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Stunning and still free to get in although the do ask for a donation.
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Beautifuul
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Lovely place to visit. Good exhibitions.
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We visited the cathedral whilst on a trip to Lichfield and it was the best part of the day. Its incredible architecturally but also amazing as it's a free amenity and so worth a visit ! It's a very humbling experience but one I'd definitely repeat!
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Breathe taking. What a magestic building.. I could spend all day looking at the amazing craftmanship that has gone into each piece of stone, marble and glass.
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