Lichfield Cathedral
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What a wonderful building, I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to sing with other members of the Voluntary Cathedral Choirs Association - and what a sound 100 people can make in such a place!
It is something to consider how many people over many generations have sung in this place. A truly historic building.
Unlike many cathedrals, you are not charged a fee for entry, but encouraged to make a donation, and there is a lot of history to enjoy.
It is something to consider how many people over many generations have sung in this place. A truly historic building.
Unlike many cathedrals, you are not charged a fee for entry, but encouraged to make a donation, and there is a lot of history to enjoy.
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A truly magical visit, it was such a treat to walk round this magnificent building, this was the third time we have been to Lichfield Cathedral and it certainly won't be the last.
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A very interesting historical attraction. Very friendly volunteers and easy to navigate. Well worth a visit if you have time.
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Anyone interested in British history should visit this cathedral. A small bit of the Staffordshire Hoard is on display. Interesting civil war 'connection'
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Wonderful inspiring place with excellent welcoming stewards. Many interesting things including the connections with St Chad.
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If you haven't been to Choral evensong in a cathedral then you haven't lived. This occasion the choir was over 100 strong!
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We visited the cathedral on the day of the operatic performance as part of the Lichfield festival. It is a stunning cathedral, I love how decorative and colourful the cathedral is, the size of it, and I loved the poetry and art exhibitions that were held there.
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Lichfield is a very interesting City with some out of the ordinary shops and Restaurants. The Cathedral with three spires (Ladies of the Vale) is well worth a visit set in a quiet close easily accessed from the City centre.
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Our visit round the Cathedral and the close was very interesting seeing how history had developed around this small city in the centre of England, it was a great tour showing how the area has developed and interesting books and video, well worth a visit to this small city shops and main street only a few hundred yards away, several good hotels and a mixed array of food eateries you will enjoy a day out.
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Living in Durham I,m obviously bias on cathedrals but Lichfield did impress me , not the biggest but comforting , and very ornate outside .the cathedral guides where very informative .
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Occupying a commanding position to the north of the town centre, it imposes itself upon it's surroundings. Opposite a calming pond and a lovely green area, the cathedral beautifully compliments and complements its surroundings. The inside is also stunningly arrayed, with fantastic vaulted ceilings - one in stone, one in wood, and lovely side chapels. It is well worth a visit.
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I am in total awe of this build. Absolutely amazing to think that they didn't have the equipment to build a structure like this in them days, like the do now. Will definitely visit again.
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An excellent trip / climb up the Tower, luckily we had a very clear day so could see for miles. Also very good guides - Margaret and Leslie, thank you. It took about 1 1/2 hours.
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Just been for third visit. Still think this is one of the most beautiful cathedrals in the land from the exterior carvings that festoon the walls to the stunning and recently restored main stained glass windows. Frankly no word descriptions would do this lovely building justice. There are bigger and more famous, but please if you are in the area do make a detour and soak up the sheer perfection of this lovely cathedral. Just a couple of minutes walk from Lichfield town centre, which in itself is pleasant (given many town centres look the same these days).
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Free entry wonderful staff who know their stuff and a place to find peace if you need somewhere to think! They are under going some work but that did not spoil it! In fact they were doing sound checks and whoever the organist is they gave a wonderful performance of bits and pieces of music! Glad I went today! Gift shop and cafe across the road both reasonable prices!
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An amazing building.
Friendly staff who are very knowledgable.
The cathedral is free to enter but you are asked for a donation. Once you have looked around you will have no hesitation but to donate. An inspiring building.
Friendly staff who are very knowledgable.
The cathedral is free to enter but you are asked for a donation. Once you have looked around you will have no hesitation but to donate. An inspiring building.
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Magnificent in every respect - the "Ladies of the Vale" (Vale of Lichfield) refers to the cathedral's three beautiful spires.
Entry is free of charge except for voluntary donation. Friendly and knowledgable volunteers are on hand to answer any questions not covered in the free guide.
Amazing windows, some recently removed and cleaned, and a touching memorial to the now-disbanded South Staffs Regiment, along with First World War poems and memorabilia..
The cathedral's treasures include fabulous Spode and Wedgwood urns, and gospels dating from the 7th century. The Chapter House holds an exhibition and information about the Staffordshire Hoard.
It's easy to spend an hour exploring this fine building, under the beign gaze of its patron, St Chad.
Entry is free of charge except for voluntary donation. Friendly and knowledgable volunteers are on hand to answer any questions not covered in the free guide.
Amazing windows, some recently removed and cleaned, and a touching memorial to the now-disbanded South Staffs Regiment, along with First World War poems and memorabilia..
The cathedral's treasures include fabulous Spode and Wedgwood urns, and gospels dating from the 7th century. The Chapter House holds an exhibition and information about the Staffordshire Hoard.
It's easy to spend an hour exploring this fine building, under the beign gaze of its patron, St Chad.
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Although constructed of dark hued Staffordshire sandstone, this magnificent building seems light and illuminated and almost floats above the city on its elevated site. There are many corners, alcoves and plaques throughout, many marking not ecclesiastical but social and military history. Well worth a visit in its own right, Lichfield offers so many more historical and cultural attractions as well as being just a delightful city to experience.
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We never went into the Cathedral but just admiring the building and architecture outside was awe inspiring.
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The Magic Flute on Friday evening. Very interesting presentation and unusual setting.
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Architecture for the Cathedral is amazing considering the damage from the English Civil War in the 1640s and the other renovations over time. The numerous statues on the front entrance are astonishing. Quite worth a visit.
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The cathedral is amazing - the recent reinstallation of the stain glassed windows makes any visit even more worthwhile. Everytime I visit I find something new. Next trip - up the spires!
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This is a beauty cathedral full of character well worth a visit. Lichfield is full of lovely restaurants also good hotels. Good for walkers also. A lot of history here
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This cathedral is well worth a visit, it's history and architecture are amazing. For some lovely gifts pop across the road to the shop ay No. 9 lots of choice to suit all pockets. Look out for special events on the website www.lichfieldcathedral.org.uk
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The cathedral is well worth a visit if you're in Lichfield. It's the only one in England with three spires and is awe-inspiring. I'm not particularly religious, but the scale and history of the building is fascinating. They also do an "angel hunt" leaflet for small children, which helps to keep them occupied and interested - and helped me to notice more! The whole town is beautiful, and the tea rooms just across from the cathedral were very good too. Will remember this day for a long time
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