Lichfield Cathedral

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Beautiful and interesting
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Very interesting with excellent experience.
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A lovely cathedral, the guided tour is definitely worth waiting for.
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The amazing view of the cathedral with plentiful statues standing on the building.
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Very Cathedraly. And a great little bar outside
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It was peaceful, and very pretty
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Amazing place to visit.
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Lovely cathedral, well worth a visit.
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Great place and nice people
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Both house and gardens well worth some time. Some wonderful furniture and fittings.
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Visited 26 June. Lovely welcome from staff and volunteers very helpful and friendly.
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My all time favourite cathedral. Sit on the lawn and be blown away by the amazing front of this place. So many figures! I am liking the new statue of St Chad. The experience inside is inspiring.Quiet places to reflect on life but also open spaces that show the splendour of the architectural design. Quite simply awe-inspiring!
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Well worth visiting"Lichfield" in Staffordshire. Greeted by the spires of Lichfield Cathedral, the road takes you straight into the centre. This beautiful Cathedral with all his astonishing stone carvings, marble figures has been founded by St Chad, healer and founder of the "hospital". Next to the Cathedral lived and worked Erasmus Darvin, granddad of the great Charles Darwin. Reading about the Cathedral and the history, the great minds who gathered here, the incredible library...it becomes clear why Charles Darwin became the great naturalist, biologists, the father of the proposition that all creatures descent from one common ancestors.<br>You also will find lovely ,little shops, great samples of manmade example of metal, wood crafting....and Nicely decorated pub windows in Lichfield.<br>Nice day out...
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Beautiful place 😍
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Lovely place to visit the guides were friendly and helpful
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This really is a must visit place.
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lovely place too visit beautifully kept
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Beautiful building and a warm welcome. Good Covid precautions in place.
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A beautiful spot - nice on a sunny day and very interesting if you have the time to visit! I believe the architecture is gothic and quite an unusual sight! Spent a good hour here and could have spent longer!
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Beautiful.
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Worth a visit this beautiful Cathedral is steeped in history a oneway system and hand sanitisation measures during the Covid pandemic ensures a safe visit
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This hidden gem in Lichfield sums up how lovely Lichfield is. On first sight of The medieval Cathedral, with three spires it reminded us of Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, which had four spires.
Lichfield is a peaceful and historical place to visit, with legendary celebrities - Dr Samuel; Erasmus Darwin, physician; Statue The Captain of the sunken RMS Titanic Ship Captain Edward Smith, British naval officer @ Beacon Park; Statue of Boswell, (Dr Johnson's close friend), in the Market Square @ Lichfield.
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Impressive place
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Impressive place
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I enjoyed our time in the Cathedral the staff was friendly. my favorite bit of the Cathedral was the Stautes of the kings and queens on the entrance of the Cathedral and it was good it was free to go in the Cathedral and it was nice inside the Cathedral
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