Lichfield Cathedral
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Beautiful Cathedral.Free .You can join in a service if at the right time
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Very, very nice!
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Gem of Lichfield. Worth even a quick visit but one can stay longer and be amazed with architecture and history of this place
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Loved it, beautiful.
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Absolutely beautiful and well worth a visit. Lots of useful information around the cathedral as well as helpful volunteers. Will be returning once St Chad's relic altar has been restored.
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Did not wanna leave . Just live the history and architecture awesomeness
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Fantastic building, in all my years living in Birmingham I never visited, having returned from Australia for the first time in 20yrs it was well worth the visit. Many thanks
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Beautiful Architecture in side this wonderful Church.
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Wonderful peaceful Eucharist
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Beautiful cathedral. A must see.
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Great place easy access worth a visit
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Lovely cathedral
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Sin ninguna duda exuberante.
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We arrived in time to join the tour. The guide is extremely knowledgeable and we learnt so much about the history of St Chad, the architecture and beautiful stained glass windows and three spires.
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Lovely
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Having arrived earlier than expected on our way yo the National Arboretum we stopped off at Lichfield and visited the magnificent cathederal . We were met by the welcomer a lady with long dark hair, we had a good wander round ,my wife asked the same lady on our way out, whoever did the guilding of gold on the statues , did they overdo it on the statue of Madonna and child as the child had one brown foot and one gold foot.
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Been there a few times and in this basking heatwave it offered both an artifical seaside and deck chairs for the sun worshipers and a refreshing cool break from it inside. They have good wheelchair access via a ramp and plenty of room inside to manoeuvre. An interesting old building with an opertunity to light a candle for loved ones who have passed and a prayer slip that is collected and used in service.
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Lovely place. Friendly welcome . Also free to enter. Voluntary donations excepted
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First time there, epic building. Spent ages just taking the stunning architecture and the statues adorning the exterior of the cathedral. Inside was just as incredible, will definitely be going back soon.
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Friendly place lots to taking.
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Nice to visit
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Very nice place and free to enter
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Beautiful
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Very nice cathedral to walk round and see lovely architecture and stained glass windows. Nice and peaceful to have a quiet prayer or time out
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What a fascinating cathedral! Much to see in terms of ancient architecture and history. Friendly staff and volunteers. A display of contemporary glass painting was most interesting and I would have bought some if I'd had £000s spare! The city itself is picturesque with lots of old buildings, museums, parks, pubs and restaurants. I had come with a visiting choir (Erleigh Cantors) to sing services that weekend. I would hsppily return to explore in more depth.
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