Lichfield Cathedral
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We visited here on the 2nd July, on entering a lady asked if we wanted to donate, which we did. Felt a little intimidated but we also bough some cards from her too. The cathedral inside and out is magnificent, and when we asked a gentleman who was working inside where the ancient carvings ect where he kindly walked with us a nd explained the history, showing us things im sure we would have missed. So my advice is ask if you find someone. There is so much to see we spent a couple of hours just enjoying the peace and atmoshere.
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So nice to find a famous church/cathedral that still boasts free entrance and is prepared to rely on donations
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I think this is the most beautiful of cathedrals,not to be missed.Quite a lot to see..I loved it there.
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We love coming here, the cathedral is beautiful and everyone there are so polite and welcoming, we were lucky to get there just before service on the Sunday so we stayed and got blessed which was lovely then after we had a look around and took some amazing photos, we spent all day there and loved it would recommend Lichfield Cathedral to anyone
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Loved the cathedral and the grounds were especially pleasant. I love the close, the cathedral school and the small cobbled street off it (Damm Street). Must go back with more time.
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A magnificent Cathedral with lots of history set in an interesting city with 'local' shops and eating establishments in abundance.
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It was alright, some things to look at that were slightly interesting but overall it was ok. Would recommend to people that are totally bored out of their minds!
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A lovely experience powerful paintings atmosphere and displays.we were. Lucky to visit as the organist was playing.wow what a wonderful sound.do go if in the area we are so glad that we did! M
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Lovely cathedral, interesting history and architecture, free entry. Not the biggest cathedral but a lovey place to visit if in the area.
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Beautiful and impressive, well worth a visit. Just a short walk from the centre of town - though parking nearby can be challenging. Also walkable from the bus terminus and railway station. Highly recommended and a must do if near Lichfield.
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Beautiful inside and out and what makes it so nice is its surrounded by old building that make it a pleasure to explore.
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lovely, fascinating ... well worth multiple visits
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Visited the cathedral many many times and never tire of it.
It is amazing what was achieved all those years ago without all the technology and tools builders use today !
We couldn’t visit all of the cathedral as a Sunday service was on but I enjoyed what I could see.
If you have not visited before and like amazing architecture then it is a must !
It is amazing what was achieved all those years ago without all the technology and tools builders use today !
We couldn’t visit all of the cathedral as a Sunday service was on but I enjoyed what I could see.
If you have not visited before and like amazing architecture then it is a must !
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This is the main cathedral in Lichfield, a town 49 minutes away from Birmingham.
Constructed between the 13-15 century, this is the only gothic church in the world with 3 spires.
Magnificent from the outside, reminiscent with all its statutes to the Notre Dame de Paris, strangely enough, I think it competes with it.
The interior is equally impressive, the design, finishing, and amount of details.
Totally worth a visit, highly recommended!
Constructed between the 13-15 century, this is the only gothic church in the world with 3 spires.
Magnificent from the outside, reminiscent with all its statutes to the Notre Dame de Paris, strangely enough, I think it competes with it.
The interior is equally impressive, the design, finishing, and amount of details.
Totally worth a visit, highly recommended!
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Lichfield is our favourite city and we regularly visit. The cathedral is I believe the only medieval cathedral with three spires. It has plenty to see from the outside but the interior is a must also. At certain times you may find an exhibition being held here and there are many activities going on throughout the year.
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an amazing sweet cute town of england , i would always recommend a visit to such towns its a beautiful experience , you can cover the city in 2 hours and beautiful cathedral , the details and very impressive
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Although Lichfield may not be on every tourists list, the Cathedral is impressive for it's great size, it's three spires and for the magnificent stone carvings to the exterior.
It is visible from a great distance but the size is not apparent until you get close to the building. The beauty continues inside where the high vaulted ceiling is quite stunning when viewed from either end of the Cathedral.
This is of course a place of worship, and the skill and artistry of those who built it shows the dedication and passion they must have had.
Definitely one to put on the list
It is visible from a great distance but the size is not apparent until you get close to the building. The beauty continues inside where the high vaulted ceiling is quite stunning when viewed from either end of the Cathedral.
This is of course a place of worship, and the skill and artistry of those who built it shows the dedication and passion they must have had.
Definitely one to put on the list
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See the past at this great building in serene surroundings
Current war exhibition was worth while
Long knave and beatiful windows
Current war exhibition was worth while
Long knave and beatiful windows
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It is a wonderful cathedral great history it ha s a lot of little hidden areas away for the main hall beautiful inside there was a few historical events being displayed when I visited re the war with a film showing how London was affected all in all a great place to visit
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Set in the centre of Lichfield with a backdrop of a pool full of wildlife and just a minutes walk to the shops the Cathedral is beautiful inside and out with stunning architecture that is full of history, full of interesting exhibits and a must see for all.
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Lichfield is itself lovley but the cathedral is a special place and well worth a visit. It is medieval and has three spires and contains spectacular architecture and wonderful windows. Well worth a visit
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Lovely old building well worth a visit and a photo session can see why Lichfield is known as a friendly area lovely visit
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A truly beautiful building, currently with interesting exhibit on WW1. However when we visited, a sort of classroom had been set up in the nave with some kind of educational activity going on. This very much impaired the ambience of this place. Surely there are more appropriate locations. What if I'd come to pray and be reverent?
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Always maintained to the high standard s of the Lichfield dioscese. Both interiot and exterior visuals are worth a tour alongside the beautiful ground's and lakes.
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It's nice. Impressively big. Kind of what you expect from a cathedral. If you like cathedrals you'll probably like this one.
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