Local Reviews
In March 2022, Michael O said about Lichfield Cathedral
Fantastic story from first foundation throughout the ages featuring a whole host of treasures. The new statue of St Cahd guides the way yo a unique Cathedral experience. Special events and concerts are to be looked out for!
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In March 2022, pesue1 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Beautiful cathedral in a beautiful part of Lichfield, very pleasant guide inside the entrance, inside the cathedral is large but not as big as some, a lot of the cathedral has been renovated but still has lots of things to see, we also met a lovely lady curate called nest she was delightful to talk to. Well worth a visit
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In March 2022, Big_Jeff_Leo said about Lichfield Cathedral
Famous for its three spires, this Cathedral is really spectacular. The architecture and stonework are outstanding with many carved figures both inside and outside. The stained glass is also outstanding particularly at the right time of day when the light shines through. There's a lot to explore here, and you should calculate at least 1.5 hours to inspect most of the artworks and monuments. The entry is free, and you're allowed to take pictures at no extra cost. Take advantage of one of the free tours as your really will get the best out of your visit. Don't also miss the opportunity to explore the Cathedral Close which has a story entirely of its own.
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In March 2022, Malcolm and S said about Lichfield Cathedral
Nice to find a Cathedral in England that invites donations and does not charge steep admission fees. One felt immediately welcome to enjoy this magnificent building and its history.
Finding it is similar in style to the ruined Coventry Cathedral, was a particular positive for me having grown up in the latter city. Just on cue during our visit the organ started to be played, and the sun shone in the late afternoon through the west facing stained glass window - fabulous!
Finding it is similar in style to the ruined Coventry Cathedral, was a particular positive for me having grown up in the latter city. Just on cue during our visit the organ started to be played, and the sun shone in the late afternoon through the west facing stained glass window - fabulous!
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In March 2022, Rosemary Langton said about Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Cathedral - Really great and well informed tour guide in Graham. Beautiful historic building and setting. Great day out to combine with Erasmus Darwin's house the other side of the cathedral green. The town is very nice as well.
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In April 2022, Ian F said about Lichfield Cathedral
Having visited the NMA we had some time to spare and took a walk around the catherdial.
Staff, we very kind and allowed us in early.
Well worth a visit many military standards and RBL standards having been laid up for safe keeping.
Staff, we very kind and allowed us in early.
Well worth a visit many military standards and RBL standards having been laid up for safe keeping.
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In April 2022, Divebubbles24 said about Lichfield Cathedral
A beautiful cathedral with great architecture. We walked all around the outside looking at the sculptures. Meet a choir singer who was very helpful and explained lots to my young son. It was a beautiful day and we will return again.
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In April 2022, Nunhead said about Lichfield Cathedral
The guide, Graham, was superb. Informative and humerous, his knowledge of the cathedral and dates was phenomenal. We had a great private tour.
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In April 2022, Anne Cooke said about Lichfield Cathedral
Magnificent cathedral. Staff very helpful and informative. Sleeping Children sculpture very beautiful and moving.
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In April 2022, TheMarshal84 said about Lichfield Cathedral
One of the most iconic medieval cathedrals in the England, and which dominates the skyline to city to this day. Watched over by ‘larger than life’ depiction of St Chad, for whom the church is jointly dedicated to is a must see if you are near Lichfield. Located 0.6 miles or 11 walk NW from Lichfield City railway station, you can not miss this grand old lady… Highlights include, the 8th century Lichfield Angel. Please allow 90 mins to explore and take in the history.
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