Lichfield Cathedral
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Superb building. We'll worth a visit
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See the past at this great building in serene surroundings
Current war exhibition was worth while
Long knave and beatiful windows
Current war exhibition was worth while
Long knave and beatiful windows
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It is a wonderful cathedral great history it ha s a lot of little hidden areas away for the main hall beautiful inside there was a few historical events being displayed when I visited re the war with a film showing how London was affected all in all a great place to visit
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Set in the centre of Lichfield with a backdrop of a pool full of wildlife and just a minutes walk to the shops the Cathedral is beautiful inside and out with stunning architecture that is full of history, full of interesting exhibits and a must see for all.
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Lichfield is itself lovley but the cathedral is a special place and well worth a visit. It is medieval and has three spires and contains spectacular architecture and wonderful windows. Well worth a visit
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Lovely old building well worth a visit and a photo session can see why Lichfield is known as a friendly area lovely visit
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A truly beautiful building, currently with interesting exhibit on WW1. However when we visited, a sort of classroom had been set up in the nave with some kind of educational activity going on. This very much impaired the ambience of this place. Surely there are more appropriate locations. What if I'd come to pray and be reverent?
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Always maintained to the high standard s of the Lichfield dioscese. Both interiot and exterior visuals are worth a tour alongside the beautiful ground's and lakes.
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It's nice. Impressively big. Kind of what you expect from a cathedral. If you like cathedrals you'll probably like this one.
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Our first visit to the cathedral despite living in Staffordshire for 40+ year. Stunning! In addition to the incredible architecture, the staff were welcoming and informative.
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We joined a tour led by Dave and learnt lots of interesting facts some of which we probably would have missed. For instance on the front outside there are lots of carved figures - we would never have spotted Queen Victoria without her being point out nor would we be aware that it had been carved by one of her daughters, Princess Louise. Inside there are a number of Kempe windows and we now know what to look for to help identify a Kempe window. So much information. If you enjoy history then would strongly advise taking a guided tour of this Cathedral.
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Steve and I come here about monthly for evensong on a Friday evening. It is a wonderful way to end the working week. My own faith is shaky but evensong at Lichfield never fails to touch me on a spiritual level. The cathedral choir never fails to impress. The choice of music, delivery and discipline is an absolute joy to listen to and to watch. Withdraw from the hustle and bustle outside for 45 minutes. Say prayers for those in need. Listen to ethereal voices and light a candle to remember those we no longer see. Afterwards a nice romantic meal for two at one of the many excellent Lichfield restaurants or pubs is a perfect end to our week. X
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Visited this church in May. It has gorgeous stain glass windows. Displays inside. Art exhibits and information about the wars. It is free and they ask you to give a donation. Such a beautiful church , well worth a visit.
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This was my first visit to Litchfield and the Cathedral is well worth a visit. We began by<br>having lunch at the Cathedral Cafe, the food was great and the staff were very friendly and attentive. We then moved on to the Cathedral which even from the the outside it was a splendor to behold with its 3 spiers, and wonderful architecture. The inside was even more amazing and lots to see and do, we even got to hear the choir practice which was amazing and I can't wait to go again and discover more. Even though it is a a very old Cathedral with lots of ancient artifacts, it is also a a very up to date way of presenting the Christian faith, and you felt encompassed and drawn into that faith as you moved around the building which made you feel that God was very much alive in that wonderful place. I hope to visit again soon.
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This cathedral really is a must. Set in beautiful surrounding of lichfield city and stunning inside. Make it top of your list when visiting here!!
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It's amazing place! I loved it.
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Not the biggest, not the best but still a wonderful Cathedral with great stained galss.
There was choir practise during our visit which enhanced the sense of occasion.
There was choir practise during our visit which enhanced the sense of occasion.
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The ww1 & suffrage exhibitions are worth a visit. Also donations to enter - worth it for low waged and families.
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Beautiful city. And beautiful cathedral. Friendly ppl too
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Lichfield cathedral is very pretty. Have visited a few times, typically during the festive period. They know how to put on a good show.
If there's an event on, it's worth a visit for sure.
If there's an event on, it's worth a visit for sure.
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We visited just before Christmas while in the town for a few hours. We wanted to see more of the town so stayed two nights and returned to the Cathedral, a beautiful and historic building surrounded by some really ancient houses.
It was a little noisy as there were school children having lessons there. Hope they appreciated the location as much as we did.
It was a little noisy as there were school children having lessons there. Hope they appreciated the location as much as we did.
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It is wonderful place to visit whilst you are in Lichfield very near to coffee shops and retail shops whilst taking in the history of Lichfield city
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Beautiful stained glass, nice to walk around especially on a sunny day. There are people waiting to welcome you and I suspect also to make you more likely to give a donation. The little upstairs bit is unusual. It's otherwise not exciting, but how exciting do you expect a cathedral to be?
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A stunning unique medieval cathedral. Packed with treasures and the outside is a mini Wells with all its carving.<br>A peaceful setting and very friendly staff make it a place you won’t regret visiting.. if you talk to the staff you will learn so much.<br>They don’t charge to enter but ask for a donation
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It’s magnificent from the outside very intricate stonework. Inside a bit disappointing. The reception desk was manned by a cheerful and helpful member of staff. There was no one in the cathedral to go to and ask questions from, the touch screen monitors are well designed and helpful. There didn’t seem to be any atmosphere in the cathedral.
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