Lichfield Cathedral
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Unfortunately my sister and i only attend Evensong once a year to put flowers on family grave and visit this beautiful cathedral. Mighty and majesty sums up this fantastic place of worship.
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If you like the fact that lichfield is the uk's smallest city then vist the cathedral amongst the vastness of it being a monumental building look to the skies while wondering around the hall the architecture is a fantastic bit of engineering to think this is entirely built by hand is at best breath taking..
Amongst the wings is a wing dedicated to the staffordshire regiment and previous battle honours and queens colours adorn the rafters... look for the tribute to the zulu campaign made famous by micheal caine... there you can be amazed at the bond between the place of worship and that of the local regiments... the birthplace of the staffordshire regt can be found a stone throws away at the kings head a plaque outside on the wall will tell you all.
Amongst the wings is a wing dedicated to the staffordshire regiment and previous battle honours and queens colours adorn the rafters... look for the tribute to the zulu campaign made famous by micheal caine... there you can be amazed at the bond between the place of worship and that of the local regiments... the birthplace of the staffordshire regt can be found a stone throws away at the kings head a plaque outside on the wall will tell you all.
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Lovely place, lot's of details, we've been 3 hours and is not enough to admire and check everything. Friendly stuff
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This is an amazing cathedral, Glad we went in to have a look.
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Amazing building and lovely team keep the place really well and make guests and worshippers welcome.
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My wife and I learned a lot about the history about the cathedral and shown things we would have missed without him.
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Set in this beautiful small cathedral town. Great architecture inside and outside. Tranquil when we visited. Very friendly and helpful staff.
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I'm not really all that in to cathedrals, but this one is gorgeous inside. I cannot comprehend the construction of such a massive structure centuries ago without the benefit of machinery. The soaring ceiling is breathtaking, and there are many nooks and crannies to explore.
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This was a lovely cathedral, the statues on the outside walls, you could spend hours just looking at them. The inside was great and so impressive, excellent stained glasses and an excellent place to visit
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My wife and I visited and were delighted to join in a, free, tour. Unfortunately we could only stay for about half of it. John the guide was excellent, unpretentious, and super informative. I was particularly pleased at how he prioritized the tour for our limited time.
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You cannot miss the Cathedral as it dominates the city of Lichfield - well worth a visit - easy to view all the buildings special areas and amazing architecture - the staff where very helpful and knowledgeable and happy to answer any questions etc.
Shame the shop is moving from the grounds - into town will not be the same having to hunt out the shop within the city centre
Shame the shop is moving from the grounds - into town will not be the same having to hunt out the shop within the city centre
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Beautiful cathedral in magnificent surroundings. Grounds and Cathedral are kept beautiful. Very peaceful and do mush history to learn. Volunteer staff were so very helpful and gave us lots of interesting facts. Would return with a more in-depth visit.
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Well worth a visit Easy to get to and walk around. Lovely pool and park nearby Although Lichfield is a city the centre is quite small. Some nice shops and cafes.
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Well recommend this Cathedral as it is absolutely fantastic place to visit
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Went in the cathedral twice to fully appreciate it. It is certainly one of the most impressive in the country. There are three or four large interactive displays which tell you about St Chad, pilgrimages, the windows, the chapels etc. etc. Really worth reading to understand more of the building and its history.
We were even shown a page on the WW1 Book of Remembrance relevant to our area when we asked the verger.
Not to be missed.
We were even shown a page on the WW1 Book of Remembrance relevant to our area when we asked the verger.
Not to be missed.
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This is a stunning building with lots to look at. The staff are amazing- friendly and positive and welcoming. They were running a children's "messy church" in the central area with paints etc. How utterly fantastic is that? Great to see an ancient building with a modern attitude. Gorgeous.
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A cathedral with medieval roots and stunning architecture. A tranquil place with much history and many stories to tell. Take a guided tour and allow plenty of time to read a few of the inscriptions. This would be of interest for the history of the Staffordshire Regiment as well as a religious monument.
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Due to the water burst into Ironbridge we went to Lichfield cathedral it was a breathe taking to see the amount of detail as you walk around cathedral
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Although much older, this cathedral has been very much restored by the Victorians. A pleasant setting and the 3 spires tower over the town. Although there was a guide around they did not advertise they were there which was a shame. The cathedral suffered a lot during the Civil War and somehow I found it a bit sad inside - it seemed to lack warmth. Worth stopping to see if you are passing through Lichfield but I would not make a special journey to see it.
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Excellent Art installation of 1800 trees and light shows. The Cathedral has many different tours all year round. Many are in the summer with the Lichfield Festival. However things happening most weeks year round.
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It's full of details from the past .
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Living in lichfield the cathedral is a wonderful place for quiet reflection and contemplation. There are places to sit and gather your thoughts in a safe and welcoming environment.
I always try and support the events put on at the Catherdral, most recently the Peace exhibition. Very different from previous events, so moving and thoughtful at times it brought tears to my eyes. It gave time to think and remember those we love.
A wonderful place that everyone should make time to embrace and enjoy not only from a religious perspective as it offers so much more.
I always try and support the events put on at the Catherdral, most recently the Peace exhibition. Very different from previous events, so moving and thoughtful at times it brought tears to my eyes. It gave time to think and remember those we love.
A wonderful place that everyone should make time to embrace and enjoy not only from a religious perspective as it offers so much more.
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an amazing cathedral have visited twice in last few weeks. even though there was building work it is still one of my favourite places as visited when i was a child.
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We had lunch in Litchfield and we were told to visit the 3 spire cathedral! We thought about it! But then just decided to have a wonder. The structure was beautiful, the faces on the statues were in tact and beautifully crafted. Inside was well kept with a full organ playing!
Would definitely recommend a look if you are in and around Litchfield, if only to see the artwork on the building, it is worth a visit! It is lovely to see a building full of history being well kept.
Would definitely recommend a look if you are in and around Litchfield, if only to see the artwork on the building, it is worth a visit! It is lovely to see a building full of history being well kept.
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