Lichfield Cathedral
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If you like architecture from the 16th century this is for you. Very ornate with Herkenrode stain glass windows plus treasures such as the Lichfield Angles.
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We had three excellent visits to this Cathedral. Our first visit was our own tour around . We then learnt that evensong wad to be sung and we returned for that. We are so glad we did. We sat in the choir stalls and the harmony in the male voices was beautiful especially in this setting. We returned the next day for a superb guided tour given by a gentleman named Brian. This was just superb. We learnt so much. He imparted the knowledge with humour and anecdotes. Thank you so much to him! We do recommend taking a guided tour to make the most of a visit. This is a truly beautiful Cathedral.
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This is a very impressive building with fascinating gargoyles and architecture. The inside of the cathedral is impressive with amazing stained glass windows. Free entry, a donation is requested.
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We had a short visit here but it was well worth it. The architecture is just amazing and such a warm feeling inside here. Wish we could have stayed longer
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Never been to Lichfield but wanted to see the town and the famous medieval cathedral - only 3 spire one in the country. Partner and I spent a good 1 and a half hours wandering around looking at the architecture and admiring the craftsmanship.
Chapter House had small selection of items from the incredible Staffordshire Hoard which added to the thrill - sadly we were not able to make the library tour which is only on certain days. Next time! Knowledgeable and friendly volunteers gave us lots of information.
Chapter House had small selection of items from the incredible Staffordshire Hoard which added to the thrill - sadly we were not able to make the library tour which is only on certain days. Next time! Knowledgeable and friendly volunteers gave us lots of information.
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A beautiful cathedral in a beautiful city. Free entrance, guided tours are possible, the booklet given on entry gives indepth details about the history of the place. Great little gift shop opposite too and also the Chapter House tearooms which serves tasty well-priced snack and meals.
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Great to see this beautiful icon again a UK gem�
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We enjoyed a fascinating time walking round this lovely ancient building. Highlights were the 19th century flemish windows in the Lady Chapel, bought to replace those damaged in the civil war. We also had the opportunity to attend Choral Evensong.
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Worth a visit whether you are religious or not. Listened to a school choir practice and was brilliantly captivating.
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Picked this place as a stop off on the way home from a short break on a Friday. Had never been here before. Had just three hours to spare and enjoyed every minute. What a lovely, interesting place. Cathedral is early English with three whopping great spires, so easy to see and guide your way into the centre of this charming old town. Nice big car park between cathedral and market place. Free entry to the cathedral but make a donation to support this lovely building and buy the £5 guide book - well worth it. Uncluttered inside due to Victorian restoration, it enables you to appreciate the fine architecture and stained glass. The main front is a glorious mass of statues of saints and monarchs. Spent two happy hours there and afterwards enjoyed lunch of savoury Staffordshire oatcakes (very nice) in the Georgian cathedral tearooms nearby. A quick browse around the antique shops in the streets linking cathedral and market place and a look at the stsues of Dr Johnson and Boswell on the market place and we had to leave. We shall certainly come back for more.
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I have visited Lichfield and the Cathedral there many times over the years. The inside of the Cathedral is beautiful and is well worth a stroll around.
Walking round the two nearby pools - Minster and Stowe - give stunning views of the three spires.
Lovely place for contemplation.
Walking round the two nearby pools - Minster and Stowe - give stunning views of the three spires.
Lovely place for contemplation.
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Free to get in they just ask for a donation, well worth a visit. Suburb architecture. Very helpful & informative staff.
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Only live a couple of miles away but it's ages since I visited here so popped in while in Lichfield,well worth a look round if in the area
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I was taken by surprise by Lichfield Cathedral, which I had not heard anything about until we visited and it is beautiful. Well worth a visit.
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It was truelly amazing to walk around the cathedral. The architecture, design and stained glass windows are a site tot see.
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Wonderful cathedral to visit.Enter free of charge just donation.Friendly staff easily accessible and can also see Staffordshire hoarde exhibition in chapter room.
Very lovely chancel and shrine to Saint Chad _many beautiful stained glass windows.Stay for a service and see the cathedral in action a really special experience and opportunity to soak in the atmosphere.
Very lovely chancel and shrine to Saint Chad _many beautiful stained glass windows.Stay for a service and see the cathedral in action a really special experience and opportunity to soak in the atmosphere.
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Well worth a visit to see this gorgeous gem which is full of history. Wow! The architecture the music, the design and everything in between. You do not need to be a church going person to appreciate this beauty.
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fantastic building from the outside, really nice inside with some great history, bit disapointed in the stain glass windows but we have been spoiled with ones in France, it was well worth the effort to visit and was easily to find and access.
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Beautiful living building with a vibrant Christian community. Its bears witness to an amazing history that has shaped today.
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Called in today, started with coffee and cake in the cafe...then looked round the beautiful building.....stayed to have communion at the lunchtime service....the minister taking the service (didn't get his name) was lovely...friendly, and able to deliver a good short message..... Returned to the cafe for lunch which we enjoyed in the lovely garden. A visit to the shop to buy some good quality products (not "tourist" rubbish).. all in all a lovely way to spend a few hours.
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Absolutely gorgeous impressive cathedral in stunning position. The only Medieval English cathedral with 3 spires. Amazing stained glass and art. Felt privileged to see the Lichfield Angel in the beautiful Chapter House which also houses the precious illuminated St Chads gospel which we were told was the second oldest one in England after Lindisfarne. We visited this fabulous Cathedral twice during the weekend we visited Lichfield. Well worth visiting. A beautiful building.
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This is a beautiful cathedral .Well maintained .Its worth a visit. We sang in dedication service. There is lots of historical things to look at. The staff are really helpful with questions .It's a place that all ages can appreciate.
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This is a lovely place - beautiful and peaceful.
The guides are knowledgable and friendly.
Well worth visit.
The guides are knowledgable and friendly.
Well worth visit.
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The staff at the Cathedral were wonderful. Informative and keen to share their knowledge. I was not aware of the historical side of the place before visiting there.
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Apparently the only Cathedral in England with three spires (towers). Beautiful and unusual Cathedral. Very helpful and knowledgeable guides. Wonderful stained glass windows.
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