Lichfield Cathedral
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Great place to kill a couple of hrs. Architecture is amazing. Really beautiful Cathedral.
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Absolutely stunning
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A wonderful building, with many interesting memorials. I was delighted to see the famous Chantry Memorial, The Sleeping Children.
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One of the more stunning Cathedrals we have seen in Europe. The history of St Chad, the stunning architecture, and beautiful stained glass windows give a sense of holiness that is hard to describe. It's the only Cathedral with three spires in England - but it's much more than that which makes it special. And the tea room adjacent to the Cathedral is equally special as is the short walk to St Chad's well where he baptised his converts in 699 AD. Go here ... you will not be disappointed!
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Really great place to visit.
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Much to see!
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This is one of those massive cathedrals steeped in civil war history. My husband, who tends to read all the information available, found some amazing stonework where the soldiers had sharpened their swords of the faces of the figures, literally defacing them. The only thing I would take issue with was that the cathedral claimed (on various notices) that is costs £5,000 per day to maintain iself for us visitors. I found this a very odd statement and cynically felt the full force of the implication for the hoped-for size of the donation, it is quite dirty on the outside, and you would think for that price they would give it a bit of a clean! I wish they would give me the contract, it would be fun to have a go. Lots of nice cafes nearby.
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A lovely unique night which was well attended. Well done to all those involved.
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Beautiful workmanship
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See from the approach this cathedral is very imposing. The actual building is rather dark and austere. There is a lot of history but unless a guide is available it is rather an off putting experience to explore at detail.
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Beautiful building made even better by the fabulous team of volunteer guides who are extremely knowledgeable and very friendly. Simple but effective upstairs chapel dedicated to St Chad.
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The St Chad Gospels are probably the greatest treasure of the cathedral, along with the Lichfield Angel which was possibly associated with that saint's relics.
But there are many other interesting things to see, in particular the many memorials. I would recommend a guided highlights tour (free) which take place twice a day.
But there are many other interesting things to see, in particular the many memorials. I would recommend a guided highlights tour (free) which take place twice a day.
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Impressive cathedral, mystifing atmosphaire, free entrance, touch-screens with all the information you need. Extras the coffee shop and the gift shop across the road. And all these in the idyllic scenery of Lichfield centre. Definately a must go, even if you are not so religious.
Ps: leave your car at the big parking space entering the city centre and walk, it is a wonderful place to go on foot.(parking fee only 1£ for the whole day on Sundays)
Ps: leave your car at the big parking space entering the city centre and walk, it is a wonderful place to go on foot.(parking fee only 1£ for the whole day on Sundays)
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Both inside and out, Lichfield Cathedral is a wondrous place to behold.
Seen from afar, it's three spires stand out magnificently, and the church loses none of its majesty up close.
It's easy to walk all the way around in the peaceful lanes and take it all in, with the front on the green particularly impressive.
Entry is free, although they will ask for a donation at the desk as you go in.
Inside, there is a lot to take in, with a spectacular nave and quire, as well as small chapels tucked away.
There is a lovely welcoming atmosphere and everyone seems at ease.
A quite wonderful Cathedral.
Seen from afar, it's three spires stand out magnificently, and the church loses none of its majesty up close.
It's easy to walk all the way around in the peaceful lanes and take it all in, with the front on the green particularly impressive.
Entry is free, although they will ask for a donation at the desk as you go in.
Inside, there is a lot to take in, with a spectacular nave and quire, as well as small chapels tucked away.
There is a lovely welcoming atmosphere and everyone seems at ease.
A quite wonderful Cathedral.
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This was my first visit since my parents dragged me round as a child some forty years ago. The cathedral has been cleaned since, making the building even more impressive and we thoroughly enjoyed a really interesting couple of hours looking round as there is so much to see.
We also had a delicious afternoon tea in the cathedral Close.
We also had a delicious afternoon tea in the cathedral Close.
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Beautiful, very peaceful.
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Stunning building on a lovely cathedral green
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Lichfield is a lovely quaint place to visit. The cathedral is wonderful and tranquil to look around. After walk through beacon park. Try the cafes along the cobbled streets nearby
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To say this is my local cathedral, it's absolutely stunning and we definitely take it for granted living so near.
Surrounded by cafes and a lovely peaceful inside, it makes a lovely relaxing day out.
Surrounded by cafes and a lovely peaceful inside, it makes a lovely relaxing day out.
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Visited here on our trip to Lichfield and very pleased we did it is a beautiful peaceful place with stunning stained glass windows and very friendly helpful guides if you are here take the time to visit and call in at the cathedral shop again such friendly helpful staff
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Lovely friendly staff. Comfortable rooms. A breakfast so big it's unbelievable! Only downside is they do not serve evening meals but give you a voucher for 20% reduction on request for their sister hotel The George, a 5 minute walk from the hotel. Busy road outside which does quieten down in the evening/night. Would definitely stay here again.
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This cathedral is in a Close that still has the advantage that you can drive around it. There is limited disabled parking which is useful and there is parking nearby , just a short walk across the road orbup from the city. You can sit on the grass or on the benches and have a picnic or there is a cafe in tbe Close with toilets. There is also Darwin House to visit in the Close. The cathedral itself is lovely both inside and out. My only complaint is that since I last visited they've put a cash register there abs although they don't necessarily charge you you have to wait in line for a ticket. I've visited a lot of cathedrals and one of the lovely things about Lichfield was the lack of this, which spoils the whole experience. I know cathedrals need funding but this is horrible. If you want to count the people coming in, have s volunteer with a counter, if you want to encourage people to put money gift aided in an envelope be creative. Get rid of the cash register v
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The architecture of the Cathedral is simply stunning. It's free to enter but the ask for a donation. The stained glass windows are excellent. You can spend an hour inside and the same time outside. It is shopping in Litchfield.
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Not just an historic place of worship with time and space for everyone to explore but also provides beautifully varied music and seasonal celebrations made interesting and enjoyable.
There is a coffee shop/restaurant over the road with toilet facilities.
There is a coffee shop/restaurant over the road with toilet facilities.
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lichfield cathedral is am amazing place ......as you walk around this beautiful place you fund an inner peace ........
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