Lichfield Cathedral
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Wonderful park for children, adults and dogs. Nature walk, great children's play area, crazy golf and pitch and put. Also go carts and bouncy castles in the summer. There are also special events in the summer. Just a great facility for the City.
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The Cathedral is so interesting there is always something new to see it seems it is well worth listening to the volunteer guides as there is so much history which you would otherwise pass by
Probably my favourite times are the Christmas Carol sessions with schoolchildren . There is an excellent coffee shop also
Probably my favourite times are the Christmas Carol sessions with schoolchildren . There is an excellent coffee shop also
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Lichfield Cathedral ranks alongside any in the U.K. Its history is long and rich and it was significant in the Civil War. Today it is carefully managed and has a vibrant music chapter and stunning cathedral organ. The choristers are superb and all services moving. Well worth a visit and a financial donation.
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Such a magnificent Cathedral. Even more special knowing that my ancestors way back in 1748, 1676 and even 1569 married there. Well worth a visit. A really good afternoon spent there. The staff are so helpful too.
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Lovely soaring interior and colourful stained glass. We were disappointed that there was no info available on the architecture of the building, not even about the unusual fact that it has three spires. The only option was the £5 guidebook, but that was mostly about the tombs, monuments and glass, not the structure.
A lady offered to show us round but said she didnt know much about the architecture.
The highlights if the visit for me were the detailed interactive display about the stained glass (excellent) and the Chapter House - because of the very knowledgeable and nice lady in the Chapter House. We had a very interesting conversation about the Staffordshire Hoard, of which there are a few pieces on display. She seemed to pick up on the fact that we are fairly knowledgeable on this sort of subject, and pitched what she said accordingly, which was refreshing, and meant we learnt a lot. Thank you!
A lady offered to show us round but said she didnt know much about the architecture.
The highlights if the visit for me were the detailed interactive display about the stained glass (excellent) and the Chapter House - because of the very knowledgeable and nice lady in the Chapter House. We had a very interesting conversation about the Staffordshire Hoard, of which there are a few pieces on display. She seemed to pick up on the fact that we are fairly knowledgeable on this sort of subject, and pitched what she said accordingly, which was refreshing, and meant we learnt a lot. Thank you!
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Beautiful and awe inspiring place to visit whenever you are in the city or around. It radiates God in all His splendour and Glory
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Just WOW !!!
Visited to see the Angels & outdoor light show.
Absolutely fantastic.
Staff very friendly.
Wouldn't have minded paying....would have been nice to have more refreshment stalls.
Visited to see the Angels & outdoor light show.
Absolutely fantastic.
Staff very friendly.
Wouldn't have minded paying....would have been nice to have more refreshment stalls.
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Lichfield Cathedral is one of the most beautiful and interesting buildings I've ever been to. The staff were friendly and helpful and the area surrounding the cathedral would rival any of the better known historic towns or cities in the country. I would highly recommend a visit to anyone who enjoys history or architecture.
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I visited here in 2012, and it was beautiful to behold...
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I went to see The Angels are coming it was wonderful outside the cathedral and inside was amazing too something for all age
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Beautiful building, really enjoyed having a quiet walk around, reflecting.
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I don't know what it is about the cathedral that makes me fell humble, happy, great full and at times a little emotional.
And all this from a "hatch match and dispatch only" type of person. I really enjoy having such an amazing building on my doorstep.
One distinctly un Christian thing I noticed. When my elderly mother asked if the Mulled Wine was included in the price of the light show, she was openly giggled at as she turned away. There was no signs stating prices etc, and I felt it was a simple mistake that should not have been ridiculed.
And all this from a "hatch match and dispatch only" type of person. I really enjoy having such an amazing building on my doorstep.
One distinctly un Christian thing I noticed. When my elderly mother asked if the Mulled Wine was included in the price of the light show, she was openly giggled at as she turned away. There was no signs stating prices etc, and I felt it was a simple mistake that should not have been ridiculed.
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We will not burden you with the tedium of ancient history of this building. You can find this anywhere. What is striking is the giant scale of the interior. The soaring roof, how did they ever build that? The huge supporting columns and the coruscating stained glass windows. What a spectacle!
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I live in Lichfield and would definatly say anyone visiting lichfield must see our cathedral. It is very impressive if i say so myself with its three spires. Full of history and with glorious windows etc.
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The best thing about lichfield.
This cathedral is very beautiful.
The whole surrounding area is very beautiful. Lovely walk.
This cathedral is very beautiful.
The whole surrounding area is very beautiful. Lovely walk.
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I went the Cathedral with my 2.5 year old son to see the Christmas Lights, Tree and many Angels
It was simply stunning and somewhat magical.
It was simply stunning and somewhat magical.
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Lichfield Cathedral is a really lovely place to visit I sang there at Christmas with the Wi choir, which was formed for the most part by the Hammerwych TA Roudles, Hammerwych WI. Lichfield is steeped in history, being the birthplace of Dr Johnson. Shopping is excellent and easy to reach by road and rail.
Following a WI trip to Chatsworth House, (Derbyshire I believe), I am moved to report that their Christmas craft
market and decorated house. - indoors, theme was The Nutcracker, to complement the very helpful staff on their pleasantness and willingness to assist and help. It was a wonderful and memorable day.
Above being said, we have once again booked a holiday to the Thompson Gold hotel in Arinell De En Castel, Menorca, The Castel Player. The staff work seemingly tirelessly to make sure all is well with you. Just one thing. The pool staff in the morning are sometimes over zealous when taking your things from the loungers. If you are down there early as I usually are, don't disappear for a moment. However you are sure to have a great time.
Following a WI trip to Chatsworth House, (Derbyshire I believe), I am moved to report that their Christmas craft
market and decorated house. - indoors, theme was The Nutcracker, to complement the very helpful staff on their pleasantness and willingness to assist and help. It was a wonderful and memorable day.
Above being said, we have once again booked a holiday to the Thompson Gold hotel in Arinell De En Castel, Menorca, The Castel Player. The staff work seemingly tirelessly to make sure all is well with you. Just one thing. The pool staff in the morning are sometimes over zealous when taking your things from the loungers. If you are down there early as I usually are, don't disappear for a moment. However you are sure to have a great time.
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Took a five night city break at this hotel on the banks of the Danube. Welcome was very warm and friendly and throughout the reception staff couldn't do enough to help. The room was spacious and comfortable, but the best thing was the view over the river to the parliament building and the chain bridge which was all lit up at night. Service throughout was great and the happy hour each evening helped relax after a busy day sightseeing. Excellent local bistro less then 200m towards chain bridge.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting a peaceful location but only a few minutes walk to most of the city attractions.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting a peaceful location but only a few minutes walk to most of the city attractions.
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I love Lichfield cathedral as it is a stunning example of what Lichfield has to offer. I was a little disappointed when they started charging an entrance fee. It potentially could become out of the reach of some families which is a shame.
I've enjoyed many services purely by accident and have always been made welcome.
I've enjoyed many services purely by accident and have always been made welcome.
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A visit to Lichfield Cathedral is a must. It is the only one with three spires and it has beautiful old stained glass windows in the lady Chaple. In the side chaple is a display of the old Lichfield Gosples, the stone Lichfiel Angel, as well as pieces from the Staffordshire Roman hoard.
It also has two large Icons that were created last summer by students from the Icon School in Bethlehem. Hopefully they will be back next summer to complete the third one. Just off the Cathedral Close is Vicars Close, a group of quaint, old cottages. Also in the close are a book shop and a cafe. They sometimes have stunning light shows projected on to the from of the Cathedral. These are well worth coming to see. you can just wonder round or have a guided tour.
It also has two large Icons that were created last summer by students from the Icon School in Bethlehem. Hopefully they will be back next summer to complete the third one. Just off the Cathedral Close is Vicars Close, a group of quaint, old cottages. Also in the close are a book shop and a cafe. They sometimes have stunning light shows projected on to the from of the Cathedral. These are well worth coming to see. you can just wonder round or have a guided tour.
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This famous cathedral is a must-see when you visit Lichfield. It is set in a peaceful Cathedral close. Entry is free, although you are invited to make a donation. You can wander around the cathedral at your own pace to admire the great architecture. There are places where you can light a candle and say a quiet prayer too. Well worth a visit.
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If you like old buildings you will enjoy a slow walk around this lovely cathedral. We were here when they had the Christmas light show on. It was really great to watch.
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Ive lived in Lichfield all my life and still visit on a regular basis and always see/learn something different about this building. Always take visitors and they are always remarking on the beauty of the building and the atmosphere within. This is mainly provided by the many volunteers who have a real passion for this place. Well done to all involved!
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A stunning cathedral in the heart of Lichfield city centre. A cathedral that has a community spirit & involves the local people. Our children attend the school affiliated to this cathedral & they are so lucky. It has great history & is set in beautiful surroundings. Many of the surrounding buildings are very old & maintained to impeccable standards as is the cathedral itself.
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Well worth a visit for those that like to look at old churches and cathedrals and are interested in historic houses. Attractive setting near a lake and well kept gardens and within walking distance of Lichfield centre
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