Lichfield Cathedral
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Best time to go is evening when the lighting display on the ceiling.However well with a walk round cathedral during the day. Good display
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Visiting the cathedral is a must hundreds of carvings and statues to see spent a few hours just taking in everything absolutely breathtaking! !!!!
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Visited Lichfield for a night and came across this hidden gem. Beautiful building and in the centre of the city. Well worth a visit.
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I love Lichfield in general but this cathedral is such a beautiful place. My fiancé and I took our son in to look around and to light a candle. The staff are helpful and there are plenty of leaflets about the local area and things to do.
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Another priceless architectural English gem. I hadn’t made any specific plans to visit Lichfield cathedral, but I am so pleased that I did. Wonderful statues in the outside, and just as lovely inside: there was actually a service going on whilst I was present, so I didn’t see as much as perhaps I would have liked. However Lichfield itself is such a wonderful gem of a place, I’m sure that it won’t be too long before I visit again.
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Lichfield its self is interesting place for a visit and the Cathedral is a place of wonder peaceful and very interesting we live about 7 miles from Lichfield and were very impressed with the history so if you want an interesting day out with lots of good places to eat ,here it is .
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Can recommend the "Trees walk" around three lakes in Lichfield.
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Very holly and spiritual place
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Wonderful monument in a wonderful city.
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History of the cathedral well-presented inside it and in the area just outside that saw the battling between Royalists and Parliamentarians.
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We were staying close to Lichfield and were recommended to go to the Cathedral. It was well worth a visit .. very peaceful, superb stained glass windows and interesting local projects on display.
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I for whatever reason enjoy visiting cathedrals I am not a religious type of bloke , but I just like the splendour and the peace . and this cathedral is up there with the best . even left a dove of peace for my old mate Degsy . you can do the same ,it feels good to do it .
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Well worth seeing last day on the 27th Aug cathedral is stunning all lit up at night. Staff very informative and the architecture of the building really stands out/
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Know the cathedral from many years ago( children went to the school) very poignant and stimulating experience. Thoroughly recommend. Staff informative and very friendly.
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Visited again during Lichfield's Food Festival, always peaceful even when busy, tour of the tower available. Wonderful Staff who take the time to talk and explain. A beautiful place to visit. Can also recommend visiting during December.
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On Sunday evening my daughter, Grandson, age10 yrs and myself attended the Imagine Peace event.it was a totally Awesome and moving couple of hours. All the wardens were very friendly and welcoming.. giving information where needed.and I would have missed it if not for posts on Facebook. Social media at its best giving information of forthcoming events.thanks to all Concerned.�
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Went to the excellent food festival and decided to call in and there was a tower tour starting which we decided to join. Wow! Extremely interesting and very knowledgeable and friendly guides it was much more than I expected and I wish my history lessons at school had been that good! It’s a steep and narrow climb so not suitable for everyone but they do check you’re ok to go up. It lasted over an hour and was well worth the cost £6 We needed to leave for home but will go back to look at the rest of the cathedral properly and to look for some off the painting and stained glass that we were told about in the tour.
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The cathedral is an architectural gem. Recent Peace exhibition was ambitious, wonderfully creative and spiritually thought provocing
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Hubby and I went to Lichfield Cathedral on Bank holiday Monday. It was crowded as there were Food and Drinks event in town. Lichfield Cathedral Architecture was amazing with beautiful stained glass windows.
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The Cathedral is a wonderful piece of architecture and well worth a visit.
We went to see the recent Imagine Peace exhibition which was a truly spectacular light show. The Cathedral was surrounded by 1918 trees which are going to form a Peace woodland in the local park. The whole exhibition celebrated the hope to follow the silence of the guns at the end of WW1, very moving
We went to see the recent Imagine Peace exhibition which was a truly spectacular light show. The Cathedral was surrounded by 1918 trees which are going to form a Peace woodland in the local park. The whole exhibition celebrated the hope to follow the silence of the guns at the end of WW1, very moving
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I went with a friend who was really interested in architecture he loved the place. I loved the peace and calm.
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Quiet, peaceful surroundings but in the centre of Lichfield.Free admission relying on donations only.
Great to watch the extremely talented artist paint an icon. Definitely worth a visit.
Great to watch the extremely talented artist paint an icon. Definitely worth a visit.
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This venue is HUGE, impressive in every detail, and "staffed" by knowledgeable volunteers who are always pleasant, charming and happy to help!
The architecture is incredible and (at 1300 years old) this is one of the oldest cathedrals in the country. Its three spires are rare and the carved sculptures, both inside and out, are awe-inspiring and meticulous in detail.
You can spend hours in its magnificence and never cease to be amazed. Too many "Wow!" moments to recall them all. There is a HUGE new crucifix under construction in the nave area where it will be suspended on completion
Wonderful exhibition on at the moment to mark the centenary of the end of WW1
The architecture is incredible and (at 1300 years old) this is one of the oldest cathedrals in the country. Its three spires are rare and the carved sculptures, both inside and out, are awe-inspiring and meticulous in detail.
You can spend hours in its magnificence and never cease to be amazed. Too many "Wow!" moments to recall them all. There is a HUGE new crucifix under construction in the nave area where it will be suspended on completion
Wonderful exhibition on at the moment to mark the centenary of the end of WW1
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So easy to find from the bus, train or car parking within the city. Flat pedestrianised pathways take you around the river, park and market. Very helpful staff and excellent guides avaiailable or saunter around to your hearts content. Close to lots of cafes, museums and an information centre aswell as a super cathedral gift shop opposite on the green. Ideal for those with walking problems, in a wheelchair or electronic chairs. So much to see at very reasonable prices. Good clear signage for public toilets and lots of seating. A great place to wander around antique and charity shops too.
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Didnt have that long to visit but will definitely be returning. Fabulous gothic cathedral on both the outside and the inside. Got lovely welcome form those inside and the building itself is stunning. Need to read up on the history, and get myself back there when I have more time. Free entry but always nice to make a donation.
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