Big. And lovely inside.

Great historical centre piece of the city of Lichfeild. Well worth a visit to take in the sights from above on the walking tour around the top. They also host a number of concerts or music events.

Lichfield Cathedral is a very beautiful, serene place to visit. The architecture is magnificent & the stained glass windows are truly amazing. It is steeped in history that spans hundreds of years.
It is free to enter but they do encourage a donation of your choosing if you so wish to do so.
There is also a small gift shop.
I would recommend visiting this place & have been a few times myself.

A little disappoint the external of the cathedral. As it was winter I thought it would be lighten up. Inside the cathedral was very interesting with surround by history

Saw the light orchestra here ....was amazing!

Absolutely amazing went to watch coldplay tribute by candlelight at the cathedral arcchitecture ambience surreal definitley worth a visit if your in the area

Visited for the craft fair, it was lovely to see a variety of stalls selling items away from the ordinary.
We had a look around the Cathedral too and stumbled across an area we'd not seen before.

Lovely place for jesus

Everything was delivered in the right way.

Had a wander during the Artisan market. Stunning building, well worth a visit

Had a really uplifting and engaging chat with Wendy at the gift shop today. I complimented the staff and volunteers on such a welcoming space offering such a diverse array of activities and experiences. I have attended concerts, markets,services, talks, tours, children's activities and more. After speaking with Wendy, I hope to get to the dementia friendly Christmas service this year. Well done All. So many people benefit and get immense enjoyment from this amazing space😁

Beautiful

What a lovely place

Absolutely stunning building worth a visit

Beautiful and free to visit like all religious places should be. I chose this place for the baptism of my daughter and myself as it is family friendly and welcoming.

Truly an amazing place, impressive from the very first glance.
The architectural details are absolutely overwhelming in the best way.
I had the opportunity to explore the gallery, which features designs of cathedrals from across the UK, adding even more value to the experience. There was so much to take in, I found myself captivated and almost unable to absorb it all.
A must visit for architecture and history enthusiasts .

Amazing cathedral free to walk around. Only ask for a donation well worth a visit

Today I finally did the tower and roof tour. It was amazing and the views from the tower are stunning. Got to see a lot of stuff you don't normally get to see too.
The tour guides George and Alan were very knowledgeable and I learnt a lot of new stuff about the cathedral and Lichfield in general.
Well worth the £18 as the tour was nearly 2 hours.
Made my day and now when I look up on future visits I can say "I've been up there" 😁

Excellent lovely staff extremely helpful.

Lichfield Cathedral is always a place that we will visit if we have time.

But this time was even more special because was the Visit of His Majesty King Charles III, I’m not British but for me was a fabulous experience that I really enjoyed.

The culture, traditions, the place, the people, Is very special be living in this wonderful nations that allow us enjoy about everything.

And this visit was spectacular with thousands of people waiting patiently and polite in the queque for this lovely visit.

The town is a dream, quite, tidy, peaceful, and many artesian place where you can buy whatever you need.

If you never has been in Lichfield, please take your time and go.

Absolutely stunning place.

Lovely Cathedral.Well worth a visit

Très jolie cathédrale. Malheureusement, les murs sont très sombres et mériteraient une rénovation mais bien entendu, c'est un budget!
Mais ça vaut le détour.

Lichfield Cathedral: When Three Spires is Just Being Greedy
​★★★★★ (Five Stars, but mainly for commitment to being very, very old)
​Lichfield Cathedral is, without a doubt, a masterpiece of mediaeval architecture and an utterly brazen display of over-achievement. While most cathedrals are content to offer a polite, single spire, Lichfield insists on giving you three—a triple-threat of holy Gothic dominance known locally, and rather sweetly, as "The Ladies of the Vale." It’s like arriving at a party and discovering the host is wearing three diamond necklaces.
​The first thing you’ll notice is the age. This place is so old, the stone remembers when central heating was just a flickering candle and a prayer. It’s an excellent place to feel immediately underdressed and slightly inadequate about your life choices. You, a mortal who struggles to remember where they left their keys, are standing beneath the silent judgement of 800 years of structural integrity.
​The Exhibits: Ghosts and Angels
​Inside, the light is glorious, streaming through stained glass that tells intricate biblical stories, often interrupted by a slightly abstract patch of Victorian restoration that looks like a 1980s computer graphic.
​The star attraction, however, remains the famous Lichfield Angel. Discovered buried under the floor, she is eternally enshrined and forever posing for her divine close-up. She serves as a poignant reminder that even in the 8th century, people were worried about their posture. She’s definitely worth the trip, though I’m still deducting half a star because the sheer historical weight made me spill my emergency coffee.
​The Practicalities of Piety
​For those worried about the lack of modern amenities, fear not. This ancient house of worship is perfectly balanced by the necessary presence of a well-stocked gift shop. Here you can buy a commemorative fridge magnet of a gargoyle staring existentially into the middle distance, ensuring your spiritual journey ends with an affordable transaction.
​The overall experience is one of sublime, breathtaking wonder, tempered only by the slight draft and the unavoidable thought: "How long did this take to dust?"
​Final Verdict: Go, be humbled, and then go straight to the nearby pub to warm up. They clearly spared no expense on spires, but heating budgets seem to have been tight since the 13th century.

Music events of an evening, church services of course but also a quiet place to just be.