Local Reviews
In September 2018, nottscrew said about Lichfield Cathedral
an amazing cathedral have visited twice in last few weeks. even though there was building work it is still one of my favourite places as visited when i was a child.
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In September 2018, Mh0rsley said about Lichfield Cathedral
Living in lichfield the cathedral is a wonderful place for quiet reflection and contemplation. There are places to sit and gather your thoughts in a safe and welcoming environment.
I always try and support the events put on at the Catherdral, most recently the Peace exhibition. Very different from previous events, so moving and thoughtful at times it brought tears to my eyes. It gave time to think and remember those we love.
A wonderful place that everyone should make time to embrace and enjoy not only from a religious perspective as it offers so much more.
I always try and support the events put on at the Catherdral, most recently the Peace exhibition. Very different from previous events, so moving and thoughtful at times it brought tears to my eyes. It gave time to think and remember those we love.
A wonderful place that everyone should make time to embrace and enjoy not only from a religious perspective as it offers so much more.
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In September 2018, Angela S said about Lichfield Cathedral
Excellent Art installation of 1800 trees and light shows. The Cathedral has many different tours all year round. Many are in the summer with the Lichfield Festival. However things happening most weeks year round.
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In September 2018, Charles C said about Lichfield Cathedral
Although much older, this cathedral has been very much restored by the Victorians. A pleasant setting and the 3 spires tower over the town. Although there was a guide around they did not advertise they were there which was a shame. The cathedral suffered a lot during the Civil War and somehow I found it a bit sad inside - it seemed to lack warmth. Worth stopping to see if you are passing through Lichfield but I would not make a special journey to see it.
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In September 2018, clarksonfamily45 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Due to the water burst into Ironbridge we went to Lichfield cathedral it was a breathe taking to see the amount of detail as you walk around cathedral
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In September 2018, Bobbledog said about Lichfield Cathedral
A cathedral with medieval roots and stunning architecture. A tranquil place with much history and many stories to tell. Take a guided tour and allow plenty of time to read a few of the inscriptions. This would be of interest for the history of the Staffordshire Regiment as well as a religious monument.
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In July 2022, Maureen Brand said about National Memorial Arboretum
Helpful staff and impressive and respectful siting of monuments to military and civil forces and arenas of war. A road train for small cost can take visitors around the huge site. There is a well stocked gift shop and restaurant.<br>Though close to Lichfield please note there is no bus route direct from Lichfield.
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In July 2022, Jonno Hardaker said about National Memorial Arboretum
What a amazing place. Very beautiful and peaceful as it should be. The staff where very friendly and could not do enough for you. Recommend going on the Land Train if you do visit.
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In July 2022, Ian T said about National Memorial Arboretum
Beautiful setting and very sobering but blooming heck if you like a bacon bun don’t buy one here it’s most pathetic excuse for one I’ve ever had….. coffee was good tho 😊
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In June 2021, Diane Williams said about Burntwood Alpacas and Animal Experiences
Had an amazing morning walking the Alpacas, followed by Afternoon Tea.
Staff were so lovely.
Afternoon tea was delicious.
Would highly recommend.
Staff were so lovely.
Afternoon tea was delicious.
Would highly recommend.
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