Lichfield Cathedral
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Its a while ago now, but my wife and I had a lovely time visiting this Cathedral and would recommed it to anyone visiting the area.
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Always one of the first stops when people come to stay. Great history and architecture
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Super masonry work. As with most Cathedrals awe inspiring craftsmanship.
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All Cathedrals have their own "definition" and this has a "feel" which is not too grand but gives a comforting feel of the numinous.
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Super masonry work. As with most Cathedrals awe inspiring craftsmanship.
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All Cathedrals have their own "definition" and this has a "feel" which is not too grand but gives a comforting feel of the numinous.
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Whart a fantastic place - so enormous and original with its 3 spires!
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Whart a fantastic place - so enormous and original with its 3 spires!
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beautiful place to visit any time of the year. Lichfield is a lovely town and has great markets Tuesday, Friday and `Saturday and they have a farmers market, not sure which day though
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beautiful place to visit any time of the year. Lichfield is a lovely town and has great markets Tuesday, Friday and `Saturday and they have a farmers market, not sure which day though
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Lovely gothic Cathedral to visit, its a shame the lady chapel stained glass is out for repair but still a lovely cathedral to visit. There is great history surrounding the pilgrims coming to visit st chads head and great history about the st chads gospels.
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Lovely gothic Cathedral to visit, its a shame the lady chapel stained glass is out for repair but still a lovely cathedral to visit. There is great history surrounding the pilgrims coming to visit st chads head and great history about the st chads gospels.
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a really beautifull place to visit, my kids enjoyed it too.
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a really beautifull place to visit, my kids enjoyed it too.
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Visited the cathedral with my husband on a sunny early spring day. The cathedral has some of the best architecture i have seen with beautiful pieces dotted around which you can see and touch.Whilst not as spectacular as Canterbury it is free to go into and you may or may not make a donation.We felt it was a good attraction in a lovely quaint area.As with all cathedrals it was quiet and peaceful. Beautiful glass which they were raising money to preserve.Go along it is a good day out with cute tourist areas and some nice restaurants /traditional tea rooms around.
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Visited the cathedral with my husband on a sunny early spring day. The cathedral has some of the best architecture i have seen with beautiful pieces dotted around which you can see and touch.Whilst not as spectacular as Canterbury it is free to go into and you may or may not make a donation.We felt it was a good attraction in a lovely quaint area.As with all cathedrals it was quiet and peaceful. Beautiful glass which they were raising money to preserve.Go along it is a good day out with cute tourist areas and some nice restaurants /traditional tea rooms around.
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Very interesting in beautiful surroundings. Helpful knowledgeable staff and definite education into theological English history
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Very interesting in beautiful surroundings. Helpful knowledgeable staff and definite education into theological English history
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exterior worth seeing,interesting inside,lichfield nice for a wander round.
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Much to see inside and out-you have to take your time and read the writings to get the most out of this wonderfull building
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Beautifl old cathedral with an interesting "kink" to the nave. Go to a musical perfomance here in the summer and watch as the stone changes colour as the sun sets. With the wonderful music of the Halle playing, the stone gradually changes colour from an almost rose pink to a light slate grey and then to a dark grey, Magic!
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Beautiful 3 spired cathedral. Well worth the £2 donation to keep such a fascinating place open to the public. Especially like the roof tour that happen during the summer months. Great views!!
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This was the cathedral for the capital of Mercia - and the frontage shows it. Not only the 3 sisters but he busts of the Mercian Kings. Wonderfully dripping in history. After that, the interior of the cathedral is rather disappointing - plain, little exceptional, no distictive architechture . In side, it's no Licoln, Wells, or Durham Cathdaral. However it's setting is marvellous against the backdrop of Stowe Pool.
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amazing, even better if you visit for midnight mass like i have a few times. if you can get someone to tell you the history its worth it. Did a Lichfield ghost walk years ago and it brings it all together
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I was confirmed at Lichfield cathedral when a boy. On going back to it, it still looked immense inside and out. Lots of interesting things to see and read about and a lovely location, overlooking Beacon Pool.
Do take time to visit the City. It is small, with lots of quaint shops around the cathedral and pool and lots of other history to keep everyone in the family interested for a day.
Not too far from Drayton Manor Park if theme parks are your thing
Do take time to visit the City. It is small, with lots of quaint shops around the cathedral and pool and lots of other history to keep everyone in the family interested for a day.
Not too far from Drayton Manor Park if theme parks are your thing
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