Lichfield Cathedral
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Loved it
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Beautiful!
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Part of our heritage, superb
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a very large cathedral with side chapels, statues of historical interest and the colours of many regiments.
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Breathtaking and peaceful
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Beautiful cathedral. Very picturesque.
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I am not religious, but the building is amazing.
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Okay so I went here because my sister was doing a musical event and usually I'd say that I don't like coming here much but in recent years it's likeable and also the fact s like a Sait was burries here but the events have got better I recent the events to be 7+ and 4 minimum for age
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Beautiful cathedral that towers above the skyline of quaint Lichfield.
The detail on the outside is amazing and the stain glass windows on the inside are equally stunning!
A must see if in Lichfield :)
The detail on the outside is amazing and the stain glass windows on the inside are equally stunning!
A must see if in Lichfield :)
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Good for wandering around at different times of year, also now holding music events, excellent acoustics.
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So beautiful, I always feel close to my Mom who loved Lichfield Cathedral
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Amazing
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Nice place to visit, on a warm day
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Magnificnet
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The must see building in Lichfield. On our visit volunteers were preparing for “Messy Church”. The information boards are very good and the displays in the Chapter House fantastic
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Beautifull building and very relaxing
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Great architecture
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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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