Local Reviews
In June 2013, Paul Legate said about Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Cathedral is an impressive three-spired medieval cathedral, it is an incredible site and has a commanding view of Lichfield itself. The stone walls of the cathedral have been blackened over the years which gives the building even more presence.
On the outside there are over a hundred intricate carvings of Kings and saints. Inside the cathedral is cavernous with even more carved heads, there are over 400 cushions in the aisles to celebrate the parishes across the diocese.
There is a section that is dedicated to the Staffordshire Hoard where there are actual and replica pieces and interactive screens to give more background of the exhibition.
The cathedral is a must see for all of its varied and interesting history, Lichfield is also such a pleasant city and also easy to go to, definitely recommended.
On the outside there are over a hundred intricate carvings of Kings and saints. Inside the cathedral is cavernous with even more carved heads, there are over 400 cushions in the aisles to celebrate the parishes across the diocese.
There is a section that is dedicated to the Staffordshire Hoard where there are actual and replica pieces and interactive screens to give more background of the exhibition.
The cathedral is a must see for all of its varied and interesting history, Lichfield is also such a pleasant city and also easy to go to, definitely recommended.
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In June 2013, Shan886 said about Lichfield Cathedral
What a lovely Cathedral, it's what a cathedral should look like both inside and out. Well worth a visit.
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In June 2013, Dawnie_7160 said about Lichfield Cathedral
A large impressive building. Spent ages walking around. I always light a candle for relatives and friends who I have lost when I visit churches or cathedrals.
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In June 2013, KRCRowley said about Lichfield Cathedral
This is a magnificent cathedral with wonderful stonework and magnificent carving and statues. Much to see and admire
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In June 2013, issyy9 said about Lichfield Cathedral
As introduced in some brochures, it is a three spired medieval cathedral. Had a Monday off and went to Lichfield to relax myself, the cathedral was the second place to visit and didn't make me disappointed. The inside architecture may not be so much different from other cathedrals in England, but the sculptures and carvings of saints in the walls outside really make a difference, which are marvellous and worth a good look.
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In June 2013, Emi D said about Lichfield Cathedral
I believe that it is important to take a few moments to appreciate the beautiful things in the world, this is one of them and one that you simply must visit. The stained glass windows are stunning and really worth a look!!!
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In November 2014, 391MandyP said about Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield is a lovely city to visit, especially nice in the Summer when the gardens are at their best. The cathedral is just a short walk from the city centre, an easy walk, even for my Mum who has a walking stick! You can get to the cathedral from the bottom of the City centre, it's all cobbled stones, no cars, so it's a great place for old or children to roam the small shops that line the cobbled streets.
Once inside the cathedral you are impressed with the wonderful building, it's a real treat. The summer has special events on, and it seemed a friendly place to visit, not austere like some imposing cathedrals, I can't wait for Christmas when the place is decorated in red, with holly and decorations.
A lovely place to spend a few hours.
Once inside the cathedral you are impressed with the wonderful building, it's a real treat. The summer has special events on, and it seemed a friendly place to visit, not austere like some imposing cathedrals, I can't wait for Christmas when the place is decorated in red, with holly and decorations.
A lovely place to spend a few hours.
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In November 2014, fiona20000 said about Lichfield Cathedral
The Lichfield Catgedral is a great place to spend a few hours, all the history of the building itself and the statues on the from and the sides. The windows... And on top of that the amazing Lichfield Angel and pieces of the Staffs Hoard in display. The organ is great if you get chance to hear it. Afterwards pop into the Cathedral coffee shop opposite for a really tasty feast. Then the rest of the city which is lovely (including feeding the ducks!) is only a 5 minute stroll away.
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In May 2015, 735gianni said about Lichfield Cathedral
We frequently visit the cathedral and light a candle, it sits in beautiful grounds, I would recommend anyone to put this on there wish list, well worth a visit and the gift shop has quite a bit of memorable items on sale.wonderful!
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In May 2015, Mary R said about Lichfield Cathedral
What a wonderful site the Cathedral is. It stands proud. Quite easy access. You do not have to be religious to enjoy and appreciate an historical building. There is a park and ducks and swans on the water near by. Enjoy the shops in Damm Street. Have tea and cake enjoy the experience.
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