Local Reviews
In May 2018, John J said about Lichfield Garrick Theatre & Studio
Most enjoyable performance. We chose this event because our original selection of Quill which had to be cancelled due to bad weather earlier this year. Snow, ice etc. Garrick management e mailed me to let me know and provided tickets for the Beatles. Grand show and it came with the customary welcome from the theatre staff, so thank you all.
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In July 2015, Tony H said about Lichfield Cathedral
If you haven't been to Choral evensong in a cathedral then you haven't lived. This occasion the choir was over 100 strong!
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In July 2015, Asshawes123 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Anyone interested in British history should visit this cathedral. A small bit of the Staffordshire Hoard is on display. Interesting civil war 'connection'
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In July 2015, Jo I said about Lichfield Cathedral
A very interesting historical attraction. Very friendly volunteers and easy to navigate. Well worth a visit if you have time.
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In July 2015, gailee272 said about Lichfield Cathedral
A truly magical visit, it was such a treat to walk round this magnificent building, this was the third time we have been to Lichfield Cathedral and it certainly won't be the last.
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In July 2015, PeterL709_13 said about Lichfield Cathedral
What a wonderful building, I was very fortunate to have the opportunity to sing with other members of the Voluntary Cathedral Choirs Association - and what a sound 100 people can make in such a place!
It is something to consider how many people over many generations have sung in this place. A truly historic building.
Unlike many cathedrals, you are not charged a fee for entry, but encouraged to make a donation, and there is a lot of history to enjoy.
It is something to consider how many people over many generations have sung in this place. A truly historic building.
Unlike many cathedrals, you are not charged a fee for entry, but encouraged to make a donation, and there is a lot of history to enjoy.
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In March 2016, Jillian M said about Lichfield Cathedral
The Cathedral with three Spires. Thoroughly worth a visit when in the midlands, this Cathedral has many points of interest, and is definitely worth visiting. I have been many times and found new points of interest every time.
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In March 2016, Pauline2Woodhall said about Lichfield Cathedral
A majestic cathedral overlooking the city of Lichfield. A short walk up to the catherdral past the Pool and many church houses in The Close. A very impressive view as you approach the Catherdral. Very welcoming guides who have a great wealth of knowledge. In the past we have bookd a guided tour when we were studying St. Chad. As we live locally we visit the Catherdral regularly and can always new pieces of interest. Recently they have renovated some of the large glass windows and they are stunning. Certainly well worth a visit as they cater for everyone.
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In March 2016, Barbara P said about Lichfield Cathedral
I took a group of 35 to the Cathedral. We were split into 2 groups with a tour guide taking 1group each. The history and general knowledge of these guides was amazing. I have been several times and never get enough of it. An wonderful place to be.
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In March 2016, Shaunhillman said about Lichfield Cathedral
We decided to go out on a day trip today and thought why not Lichfield.
We came across this huge cathedral, which was beautifully restored and in great condition. There's lots to see inside...medieval wall paintings, st chads gospel, and more.
There's guides to talk you through the history of the cathedral, which dates back to Anglo-Saxon Britain when it was part of Wessex
Definitely worth a visit just for the building alone
We came across this huge cathedral, which was beautifully restored and in great condition. There's lots to see inside...medieval wall paintings, st chads gospel, and more.
There's guides to talk you through the history of the cathedral, which dates back to Anglo-Saxon Britain when it was part of Wessex
Definitely worth a visit just for the building alone
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