Lichfield Cathedral
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Stunningly beautiful architecture with a great sense of history, I'm not a religious person, but this place has a real sense of calm and belonging.
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Helpful but not intrusive attendants made the visit to the cathedral particularly rewarding
The building is really impressive, especially when you understand when and how it was built
Free to enter but a donation is invited
The building is really impressive, especially when you understand when and how it was built
Free to enter but a donation is invited
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A lovely afternoon out .Great City with character within walking distance.Take bread to feed the ducks that is right next to the Cathedral. The Cathedral School Choir is lovely. Well worth a visit .
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This cathedral is a huge structure with a very long history indeed, do take a camera - there is so much to see both outside and inside the cathedral - there must be 1000's of images of saints and figures and the historic flags of the Staffordshire Regiment plus seasonal displays of artefacts and of course a spectacular religious centre. One particularly interesting feature is the walk up the steeple - it is narrow in areas and there are many many stes some of which are in a tight staircase - so not for the faint hearted - but the views across the city from the top are amazing
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A beautiful cathedral, from the minute you walk up to the front door, with the majestic figures looking down on you to when you step inside the front door. As you walk in you feel peace or around you and you marvel at the great columns and the beautiful stained glass windows. Although peaceful you feel as though the cathedral comes to life when there is a service. The acoustics of the choir and the organ fill it with music all around you. It is steeped in history and there is a book shop across the close where you can purchase further information about it's history.
It is the only medieval cathedral with three spires which can be seen all across Lichfield. It is built in Gothic architecture which gives it this marvellous appearance.
There is also a cafe across the close where you can purchase delicious home made cakes and lovely beverages to suit everyone.
A real treasure not to be missed if visiting Lichfield.
It is the only medieval cathedral with three spires which can be seen all across Lichfield. It is built in Gothic architecture which gives it this marvellous appearance.
There is also a cafe across the close where you can purchase delicious home made cakes and lovely beverages to suit everyone.
A real treasure not to be missed if visiting Lichfield.
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Lichfield Cathedral is a lovely place to visit.Staff very helpful.Time to gather your thoughts and prayers
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Stunning gothic building which is just as impressive inside as out.
We just had a short wander round on a blustery day. Lots to read and discover. Great little bookshop (just across from the cathedral too).
We just had a short wander round on a blustery day. Lots to read and discover. Great little bookshop (just across from the cathedral too).
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There are ,I was told by the brilliant guide in the cathedral ,42 and a half ,English cathedrals . I have sung in /visited in my 80 years 33 of them . Lichfield is my favourite visual treat of them all .i felt mentally tickled ,by the stunning Architecture ! My wife and I would never move from our West London home ,but, were we to do so, A house in the Cathedral close at Lichfield would fill the bill. There are four hundred ,FOUR hundred volunteers who keep the Cathedral looking absolutely pristine . As an ' old Soldier ' , I was struck by the fact that every brass memorial was bright ,as if polished today . As a Friend of the British Museum , I have recently visited the Celtic exhibition , so was incredibly excited by the treasures in the Cathedral Chapter House .. ! My joy was increased by the intelligent answers and the profound knowledge of the Cathedral Guides . My wife was working today ,so I look forward to bringing her to see Lichfield Cathedral in the very near future .. The journey from Euston to Lichfield station return cost me less than two packets of cigarettes .. ( and I do not smoke ! ) so, grab your chance and visit this extra-ordinary English gem
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I Visited the Cathedral and was greeted by two very Helpful people who made me feel so very welcome they pointed out a number of things to look out for when going around I found this very helpful They also have Tours if you don't want to go around on your own overall I found it well worth the visit
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Magnificent cathedral, full of history. Do visit the Cathedral Shop opposite, where for a pound you can buy a sheet of information about the statues which adorn the West Front (there are 113 in all)
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Called when it was quiet and the staff on duty were very friendly helpful and informative. This would be a fabulous place to visit on a warm day when you have plenty of time to explore all the interior and exterior. Fascinating architecture and history , though much is as expected , guessed from artefacts found, many of which cannot be dated
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Well worth a look, stunning. The Chapter house in particular, loads of history and some info about the Staffordshire Hoard too
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entry is free but they do ask for donation to help with the upkeep. Very old but some lovely artefacts and the altar is magnificent.
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Lichfield Cathedral is a building inside and out. The friendly staff are helpful and welcoming. It's free to go in, but donations are invited.
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Beautiful building that makes Lichfield stand apart from the other small towns outside of Birmingham.
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Nice stone work, very friendly staff. Comfortable seats. A loud American citizen ruined my visit a little bit by repeating "wow" at every turn.
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Definitely worth a visit. The stained glass windows, architecture etc are beautiful. There is some building work going on inside at the moment but it didn't distract us. We will probably return for another visit.
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The highlight of Lichfield, do not leave until you have visited this beautiful cathedral. Christmas carol concerts were outstanding.
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Visited Cathedral during December for the Brass Band Christmas show, it was excellent. The Cathedral is a really good place to visit and the have different types of entertainment during the year.
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History in abundance for the religious and non religious. Set in a quiet and tranquil part of the city.
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Beautiful cathedral.
I have visited this place many times over the years.
It is such a grounding a peaceful place a shot walk from the shopping area, well worth a look.
Nice bookshop and Cafe too all within the close.
I have visited this place many times over the years.
It is such a grounding a peaceful place a shot walk from the shopping area, well worth a look.
Nice bookshop and Cafe too all within the close.
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The attention to detail on the church is amazing. Never seen anything this beautiful. I can recommend it to anyone amytime
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Great cathedral from outside and in. Organ player was on and added a dramatic feel! Great place to visit
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Lichfield Cathedral is awe-inspiring - from both outside and inside you see wonderful architecture. The stewards are helpful in giving direction and this is definitely one of the most beautiful buildings in lichfield - definitely worth a visit.
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Visited Lichfield cathedral today, what a beautiful building. New windows are now in and the outside looks like some work has been done. Stunning building. Only complaint is they wouldn't allow entry for my dogs. Surely all gods creatures should be allowed inside? after all, didn't the market used to be held inside with livestock hundreds of years ago?
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