Lichfield Cathedral
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Went for an award ceremony for cannock college beautiful place
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Really enjoyed our 90 minute tower tour on Sunday. Informative tour guides - David and George - and a really great experience to be inside the towers of the cathedral. Would definitely recommend (as long as you don’t mind climbing lots of stairs!)
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One of the best Anglican churches in the region and in England. The church building has a great character don't forget to walk around the church to appreciate the lovely location and features of the church building. Going inside the church has no ticket, but donations are appreciated which goes towards the maintenance of the Cathedral. Volunteers were kind and helpful and can guide you around the premises. From the East side of the building you can go up yo St Chad's terrace and is quite and peaceful for a prayer and specially very positive vibes when hearing the choir.
The giant table made with 5000 year Dark Oak wood! Worth visiting!
Recommend checking the website, there is plenty of activities specially in the summer.
For concerts recommend booking tickets in advance.
The giant table made with 5000 year Dark Oak wood! Worth visiting!
Recommend checking the website, there is plenty of activities specially in the summer.
For concerts recommend booking tickets in advance.
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Beautiful building, so much architecture to admire. The only 3 spire cathedral in the UK. It was closed to visitors the evening we visited so we couldn't go inside.
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Beautiful
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What a stunning building! Definitely worth a visit. You only have to pay a donation to enter.
Litchfield is a lovely place to have a walk around too.
Litchfield is a lovely place to have a walk around too.
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Zauberhaft!
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Very friendly and informative welcome. Very impressive building, unfortunately we had limited time so will need to return. No refectory but guided to nearby cafe.
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Had a great visit to Lichfield Cathedral. Mark, our tour guide, was brilliant — friendly, knowledgeable, and made everything feel really engaging without going over the top. The whole experience was informative and relaxed, with a genuinely warm atmosphere. Highly recommend if you’re in the area!
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Lovely place, nice and cool when the sun is shining. Worth a visit.
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Beautiful cathedral with lots of detailed carvings both on the outside and inside. Lots of interesting artifacts in various places
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Beautiful. Lots to see, inside and out.
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Excellent guided tour up into the cathedral tower and onto the roof. A bit of a climb but it was expertly managed by our guide and steward. We were rewarded with great views of the internal construction, the spires, and the surrounding countryside.
In the church we got to see the massive 13m long table, created from a 5000 year old Fenland black oak.
In the church we got to see the massive 13m long table, created from a 5000 year old Fenland black oak.
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Amazing cathedral
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The rooftop tour was amazing.Although the stairways were narrow and steep at times it was so worthwhile for the veiws .Our guides were very knowledgeable on all aspects of the Catherdral .Well worth a visit
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Attended a special celebratory service on this occasion.
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Incredible place
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Incredible place
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It is a beautiful cathedral, and properly maintained from the inside. Sufficient seats. And a sweet fragrance throughout.
There is no entry ticket, but the staff will, very politely, nudge you for a donation. And your donation goes a long way to preserve this historical beauty.
There is no entry ticket, but the staff will, very politely, nudge you for a donation. And your donation goes a long way to preserve this historical beauty.
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Large cathedral in centre of scenic Lichfield. Costs £5 voluntary donation admission. Extra to go into tower area. The cathedral has many beautiful stained glass windows. Lots of other interesting areas to visit within the building.
A nice little shop selling a variety of souvenirs etc.
A nice little shop selling a variety of souvenirs etc.
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Arrived in time to join the Tower Tour of the 3 magnificent church spires. Sincere thanks to George and Graham our excellent and engaging tour guides who were both knowledgeable and enthusiastic. The time flew by and we really enjoyed our afternoon at the cathedral.
Fabulous Bible exhibition too. Well worth a visit.
Fabulous Bible exhibition too. Well worth a visit.
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The friendly cathedral. We made two visits to this incredible and approachable cathedral. The first was to attend the solemn Sunday choral Evensong on June 29th, and for a general tour on Monday, June 30th. On both visits we were able to view the building with its depth of history and wonderful architecture. Choral evensong was a sheer delight and we sat deep in the midst of it. The service was warm generous and lovely to listen to. after the service we stayed to carefully wander around the cathedral and were regularly noting how splendid everything was. The next day we booked a general tour at a cost of £5 and were treated by Guide Graham to one of the best tours of a cathedral we have taken. Graham was so able to impart his enthusiasm and warmth for the building and its place in history and the community. Graham was warmth, full a telling stories and able to use illustrations to help us understand and appreciate what we were seeing. We would thoroughly encourage others to take such a tour. One of the impressive elements of both our visits was the use of large interactive displays which brought things to life. Another was the exhibition in the Chapter House charting the history of the bible within this country, with magnificent displays of information paired with the bibles they were explaining. When we were leaving the Chapter House on our tour with Graham, he pointed out something that we would never have seen. Carved in the capitals of a column were two boys: one was scrumping apples, the other was acting as a look-out.
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Great day out. The tower tour was very interesting and very high! Everyone we met was so helpful and friendly.
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Beautiful place to go ,free entry , what a lovely few hours
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Lovely walk around
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