Lichfield Cathedral
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Beautiful and a must for a visit
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As cathedrals go, excellent. Currently there's a giant photographic recreation of the moon's surface in the centre of the floor. It genuinely feels a bit strange walking on it. Like it's a bit 3D. 23/9/19.
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Lovely service.
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Had a lovely day walking on the moon
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Looks even more impressive due to the elevated position above the small city. Real splendid of days gone by when so much money was put into building religious sites
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Very historic and interesting building
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Lovely Cathedral, free entry which makes a change, well worth a visit.
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What can I say, well I love Lichfield Cathedral and it used to be a regular place that I used to visit. It has some wonderful treasures including the wonderfully preserved Anglo Saxon stone carving of the Lichfield Angel and the amazing illuminated Lichfield Gospels that is around nine hundred years old and has the earliest known example of the written Welsh language. There are other treasures on display also with various regalia associated with the workings of Cathedral services etc. There is a rich history including the siege during the English Civil War in which the central tower collapsed through the roof of the cathedral after being bombarded by canon fire (the cads!!). There is a sculpture by the renowned artist Jacob Epstien and wonderful stained glass windows to behold. There are a number of events and concerts that take place throughout the year so it is worth keeping one's eye out for these.
The Cathedral Square is a lovely place to relax and a visit to the cafe within the grounds is a must (you deserve a treat).
Within the grounds is easy access to Erazamus Darwin's House. Erazamus was Charles Darwin's grandfather and it was his observations and notebooks that inspired Charles towards the theory of evolution. I hope that you enjoy your visit though if you are like me, you will love it.
The Cathedral Square is a lovely place to relax and a visit to the cafe within the grounds is a must (you deserve a treat).
Within the grounds is easy access to Erazamus Darwin's House. Erazamus was Charles Darwin's grandfather and it was his observations and notebooks that inspired Charles towards the theory of evolution. I hope that you enjoy your visit though if you are like me, you will love it.
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Very nice place , nice ice cream shops
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Fantastic architecture
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Disappointed with shop unable to purchase communion breads and alter candles
Volunteer appeared to have little knowledge aid it was her first day training req
Volunteer appeared to have little knowledge aid it was her first day training req
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Absolutely beautiful
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friendly and helpful volunteers with a wealth of knowledge that make the visit more interesting.
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it is really good there x
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Piecefull time in good surroundings.
Well worth a visit .
Well worth a visit .
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Molt bonica
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Stunning and beautiful. Definitely worth to see! Bear in mind they don't like you taking pictures in there
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Nice venue and free
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Beautiful Cathedral. We went to have a look at the walk on the moon exhibition, kids enjoyed it and found looking around interesting.
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Beautiful building set in a beautiful place to visit
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The stain glass windows are beautiful and the journey they had to get there is a fascinating story. Dr Samuel Johnson's portrait by Josiah Reynolds was good to see close up .
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Magnificent inside and out. Never tire of standing outside and looking at the Kings and wondering on the sheer skill of those many, many workers that must have worked on them for generations.
A must see if you are in the Midlands
A must see if you are in the Midlands
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Beautiful Cathedral- some great events put on here - often in TV - great history and story - well worth a visit!
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so beautifully in the night when the lights are shining on it
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Amazing bit of history
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