Local Reviews
In April 2017, Carole A said about Lichfield Cathedral
We are so lucky living in Lichfield to have this beautiful cathedral.
I visit many times, I wanted to pray for my darling husband and reflect.
Such an emotional time for me, but I felt all the better for going.
I visit many times, I wanted to pray for my darling husband and reflect.
Such an emotional time for me, but I felt all the better for going.
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In April 2017, Dawn J said about Lichfield Cathedral
A fantastic display of lights on the walls of the Cathedral followed by a tour of the trees inside the Cathedral. Friendly staff and volunteers. The display was free and some refreshments were available to buy (hot and cold drinks and cakes). Well worth a visit just remember to book your tickets in advance.
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In April 2017, Sandybags_13 said about Lichfield Cathedral
We were asked to make a voluntary donation as we walked in, which was a bit of a surprise as we had read that visiting was free and we would have donated anyway. Very friendly staff, and I liked all the kneelers embroidered by individual Deanery people. The Nave was being decorated for Palm Sunday with huge Palm branches at the end of some of the pews. We visited again for the Palm Sunday service the following day. It started with a procession from Speaker's Corner on Dam Street with clergy and congregation following afterwards. The great West Door was opened to allow entry of all the people (minus the donkey) and the cathedral service began. A memorable experience.
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In April 2017, ann h said about Lichfield Cathedral
Lovely place to go so interesting sometimes you get to hear the choir singing x
The atmosphere is great u can imagine what it was like in there generations age.x
The atmosphere is great u can imagine what it was like in there generations age.x
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In April 2017, James0064 said about Lichfield Cathedral
An amazing building , atmosphere and grand scale , but also very peaceful , plenty to see and do and also the visitor in the close , well worth a visit if you are in or near Lichfield
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In April 2017, RuislipTropic said about Lichfield Cathedral
All Cathedrals are really much the same, and this falls in to this bracket. Having wandered around a lot of them you get used to seeing amazing stuff that is very old, and that is all wrong really as each one is, like this, an amazing space when you consider how old they are.
Anyway, as there is no charge to get in your cannot go wrong (we always make a donation).
Anyway, as there is no charge to get in your cannot go wrong (we always make a donation).
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In April 2017, nicky C said about Lichfield Cathedral
One of the best cathedrals in the Uk with it's 3 spires, so interesting to look around and always lots going on!
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In April 2017, SimonT262 said about Lichfield Cathedral
A lovely cathedral with a fascinating history. The Chapter House contains one of the oldest books in Britain, the St Chad bible from 730 AD.
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In April 2018, Helen B said about Lichfield Cathedral
We were lucky enough to have a guided tour of the cathedral which we all found fascinating. A beautiful building.
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In April 2018, Swetrat said about Lichfield Cathedral
In the several years since I last visited Lichfield Cathedral, I'd forgotten just how impressive it is. Sitting above the picturesque Minster Pool, the three sandstone spires dominate the Cathedral Close and the city below. Its interior is equally grand and was surprisingly quiet when we were there allowing for unhurried enjoyment of its architecture, stained glass and other treasures. Highlights for us were the Chapter House and the unusual St Chad's Head Chapel accessed by a staircase from the south choir aisle.
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