Lichfield Cathedral
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Beautiful projection of 16 million falling leaves. The colours were amazing and quiet corners where you could imagine Peace . It would be wonderful if the people who
Visit this could spare a moment to remember the soldier's who fought and gave their
lives so we could have peace.
Visit this could spare a moment to remember the soldier's who fought and gave their
lives so we could have peace.
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We were astounded by the beauty of this cathedral from the outside, and this feeling of astonishment, delight and awe never left us. The stained glass is stunning, and every aspect of the Cathedral is exquisite.
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Beautifully maintained and architecturally stunning building. You should allow plenty of time to appreciate the beauty of this place
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Friendly staff and a wonderful display of Peace & Remembrance material which was all displayed with clarity. The greenery added to the ambience. Took my parents who spent a long time reading all those displays. And of course the building - what a treasure.
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Beautiful place with amazing atmosphere. =)
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Popped into the Cathedral during a visit to celebrate a birthday at a local restaurant, Friends from Coventry had never been so we had walk around the Cathedral, A very Beautiful building filled with history
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What a fabulous building and with no entry fee it is a rarity amongst cathedral nowadays
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Amazing Cathedral, amazing architecture,With some great historical stories behind it. Well worth the tour.
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Wow what a stunning building. An architects dream. This is my first my visit and neither the adults or children were disappointed. I thought we would have to pay a set fee to see all parts of the cathedral which is disheartening (take note York Minster!) but no. You are issued a ticket on arrival which merely registers visitor numbers. It wasn’t overly busy and we visited at a weekend. The children were given some brochures which had a challenge to find certain items or displays of interest within the cathedral. There were also interactive touch screens dotted around that the children could read. Really good idea to keep them interested. I would say we were there around an hour overall. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was a sunny day and the light through the stained glass was magical.
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We visit regularly, just to wonder around and soak up the ambience. There is such an extensive history to this place, that you can always leanr something new. We have visited at Xmas eve in the past and just to soak up Xmas and many other times.
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I have visited many cathedrals over the years, but Lichfield has been the most interesting. It has age, 3 spires & no entry charge. As it is not within a large city is is more serene & makes for a reflective visit. There is written information so you could take your time learning about its history. It is in a lovely setting, surrounded by old buildings.
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This is possibly the most impressive cathedral I have visited, the three spires and carvings on the outside are amazing to see. There are some interesting things to see inside as well. Would recommend the free guided tour so you can really appreciate what you are looking at, guide was very knowledgeable and had loads of interesting stories on the history of the cathedral.
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A great way to spend an hour or two, when in Lichfield. Entrance is free, and there were a good many volunteers around who offered more information about the building or providing guided tours.
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Although I have visited several times before, I learnt so much historical detail from one of the volunteer guides that it felt like it was my first visit. Fascinating.
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I went round the cathedral twice, once with a tour guide and once on my own, lovely place and full of history. I like the fact that the admission was free but you could donate as much as you liked. I joined the service in there too and choir sang beautifully and enjoyed it very much.
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Beautiful cathedral. Beautiful architecture. There was some work being carried out inside so some areas were work was being carried out wasn't fully accessible. What I did see was worth the visit. Wasn't the biggest cathedral I have visited so didn't take long to look around the cathedral. The entrance was free, however, if you want to donate any money there is a box to put money if you wish to donate. Staff were friendly.
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Amazing architecture, a must see if you visit Lichfield. Plenty to see, plenty to read, must be seen to be appreciated.
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Amazing experience , such a beautiful building.
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Full house all upside down
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Took our friend here as part of our organised tour plan. Only her second visit to uk. First visit to Midlands. She was knocked out by this cathedral. We even heard some choral oractice which made it more special
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Even larger and more majestic than we expected. Plenty to see and read, too much to mention. There were two small groups having guided tours whilst we were there. Entry is free, donation boxes present. Beautiful sculptures, figures, altars, stained glass windows, wrought ironwork screens, etc. and of course the unusual three spires.
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A stunning sample of medieval architecture that is as welcoming as it is large. Admission is free and donations are encouraged at the front desk when they issue passes. The guides do a great job of rhapsodizing over the rich history surrounding the building and its various historical figures.
Car parking is close and a ticket will cost you £2 for two hours. The nearest public loos are attached to the neighbouring cafe.
Car parking is close and a ticket will cost you £2 for two hours. The nearest public loos are attached to the neighbouring cafe.
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We always enjoy a visit to Lichfield and revisited the cathedral once more. It is magnificent and there is always something new to see each time. Today the choir were practicing so this added another dimension to our visit. This is a real gem of a place and should reward all visitors who come here.
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This is the first time we have visited this beautiful Cathedral and learning all about it and the nearby surroundings.. Perfect if you are a history buff..
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What a place to visit. Words fail me. There is so much to see and so much history in this cathedral that it simply takes your breathe away. Can’t go to Lichfield and not visit this wonderful site
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