Lichfield Cathedral
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An absolutely stunning piece of Norman architecture.<br>With its incredible detail & immense presence, this cathedral - famous for being the only 3 spires cathedral in Europe - this magnificent structure is truly jaw dropping.
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Enjoyable and informative visit. Helpful and knowledgable staff.
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Fantastic
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Such a majestic medieval gothic castle in a pretty market town. The cathedral dominates the surroundings and its spires can be seen from miles away.
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Nice historic Cathedral build from the 12th Century onwards...3 spires..worth visiting; pay and display car park on the other side of the main road..
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Wonderful cathedral. Shame cant open shop and cafe. Knowledgeable staff
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What an impressive architecture to behold of this only medieval English cathedral with three spires. We were allowed inside for a quick tour at just £2 per person. The officials were very friendly and even gave information of when and how to attend a proper service there. You can tell from the outside that this is almost a thousand years old but the inside is as reasonably fresh and preserved as it can gets. The parking nearby is reasonably with just £1 for the whole day if you are visiting on a weekend (the Cathedral does not own the parking). You can have a lovely walk around the carnal nearby too.
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Well worth a visit
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Medieval wall paintings, amazing interior and exterior. Historic site of great interest.
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This is a really lovely cathedral with welcoming staff and interesting features. As we walked around there were people 'on duty' who would often come and talk to us and explain some of the features of the cathedral. Their enthusiasm and love for the place was very obvious.
There is a lot of different things to see, different interesting memorials (having worked in Melanesia we were especially interested in Archbishop Selwyns memorial), the military 'chapel' and other architectural features.
We like visiting cathedrals and have seen many all over the world. I think that this was one of the most interesting.
There is a lot of different things to see, different interesting memorials (having worked in Melanesia we were especially interested in Archbishop Selwyns memorial), the military 'chapel' and other architectural features.
We like visiting cathedrals and have seen many all over the world. I think that this was one of the most interesting.
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It's a fantastic town to visit or even live in.
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Beautiful cathedral and knowledgeable staff. Well worth the £2 entrance fee.
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Beautiful old once Catholic now c of e building
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We did not go in (Covid restrictions and limited time), but it is an amazing building just to look at from the outside. And the Cathedral Close is a pleasant tranquil space to stroll around too.
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Very stunning cathedral!
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A haven of peace . Beautiful surroundings and a warm welcome.
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Amazing place. Definitely recommend to anyone who visits Lichfield.
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Breath taking.
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I wandered over and was able to take my time and have a really good look around it was stunning, I would recommend it if you are interested in architecture or history
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Stunning Medieval Splendour!
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£2.00 each for entrance which is very reasonable. You can't go up the tower or use the loos though
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Beautiful atmosphere and sense of peace.
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Beautiful gothic architecture and if you look at everything closely it's really fascinating and that's just the outside.
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Beautiful place
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We did not go in (Covid restrictions and limited time), but it is an amazing building just to look at from the outside. And the Cathedral Close is a pleasant tranquil space to stroll around too.
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