Lichfield Cathedral
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I live in Lichfield so visit here regularly. It is a beautiful and very well kept Cathedral. I bring all my friends and visitors here and everyone always enjoys their visit. Lovely cup of tea and slice of cake at the Tea Rooms too and a lovely gift shop where you can buy a souvenir of your visit. I love walking round the Cathedral and have attended some services there. I always feel very relaxed and tranquil after a visit. Highly recommend you go,
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Beautiful cathedral to have a walk round when We was there they were doing construction work should be finished now but a really lovely place to walk round and so much to see in there there is a coffee shop there too although we didn't go in there it is free to go in but they do prefer if you would make a donation
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How lucky am I to have such a beautiful unique cathedral in my home city of Lichfield
The only one to have three spires in England - the Ladies of the Vale. Recently restored Herkinrood stained glass windows with such rich colours, the Lichfield Angel, gospels of St. Chad, it's all here to see.
The only one to have three spires in England - the Ladies of the Vale. Recently restored Herkinrood stained glass windows with such rich colours, the Lichfield Angel, gospels of St. Chad, it's all here to see.
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I have lived in Lichfield Most of my life, and I never tire of visiting the Cathedral. It is so beautiful and set in lovely surroundings. I highly recommend it.
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Look open mind here, never been before this will not be everyone's cup of tea. The picture windows and structure are a fantastic site to admire, the displays are informative and staff very helpful and knowledgable
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this is an amazing place to visit so peaceful and beautiful, the welcome staff are more than happy to chat and answer any of your questions, very spiritual and relaxing.
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On visiting Lichfield we took a stroll to the amazing City focus and WOW. its breath taking. Such a well kept building with so much history and atmosphere. Words can not describe this place. You must visit.
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Truly beautiful cathedral , & the only one in England to boast three spires. The whole setting of the cathedral square is stunning. We all know of Canterbury , York & Durham Cathedrals , which are world class , but Lichfield Cathedral is a real hidden treasure. What a lovely gem of a building. Fabulous acoustics , beautiful stained glass windows , impressive vaulted ceilings , everything is just magical about the place . Reasonable sized Cathedral , yet quite intimate too if required with it's lovely central aisle & altar.
We recently attended a wedding vow renewal here & it was truly a magical , beautiful experience. The setting is superb.
Thank you for making us most welcome.
We recently attended a wedding vow renewal here & it was truly a magical , beautiful experience. The setting is superb.
Thank you for making us most welcome.
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The Cathedral stands tall within Lichfield, and when up close almost appears to sit on a pedestal raised up from the road. It is a fantastic piece of art and workmanship. We didn't go in but it left a good impression. The cathedral is surrounded by many other historic buildings so its a fine setting. There is a centre and café opposite for those want a snack and drink. Worth a visit.
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Our 'Biddy Bus Trip' (I belong to a local seniors club) destination was to Lichfield. After a quick snoop around the market stalls we wandered off to the Cathedral. It was a beautiful day to be meandering around the quaint streets with a good variety of independent retailers.
The Cathedral was hosting part of the 'Staffordshire Hoard' when we visited. A very knowledgeable guide gave us an informative talk on the display & architecture of the building. It's an amazing place to visit - just bursting with history & masonry beauty.
The Cathedral was hosting part of the 'Staffordshire Hoard' when we visited. A very knowledgeable guide gave us an informative talk on the display & architecture of the building. It's an amazing place to visit - just bursting with history & masonry beauty.
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Well worth a visit. It also holds events outside the cathedral in the close during the Lichfield Festival which is held in July and also a Victorian Market so it is an integral part of our city.
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Lichfield Cathedral is a place of pure joy and beauty , i have been many times and each time i am made to feel welcome .The history and architecture are stunning .Families are welcome ,Christmas is a fabulous time to visit ,they decorate the Cathedral beautifully and really enter into the christmas spirit .
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What a Beautiful Cathedral, inside & out, Free Admission, which is unusual these days, but would have paid a fee to go in if required, Donations can be given if you want to,.If ever you are in the lovely shopping area of Lichfield, which has some gorgeous little shops, just walk towards the river, where you can see the Cathedral, NOT TO BE MISSED.
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Whether religious or not, this place in simply stunning. The history and architectural detail is awesome.
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A real treasure to visit this beautiful place; not the most attractive on the outside but, with all its history, a truly wonderful place.
The stewards were exceptionally helpful and not intrusive and the Chapter House a glimpse of history through the ages.
Well done St Chad!!
The stewards were exceptionally helpful and not intrusive and the Chapter House a glimpse of history through the ages.
Well done St Chad!!
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Lichfield Cathedral is a really fantastic building. The history and feeling about the building is over whelming. It really is worth a visit i am not a church going person but loved this experience.
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As far as cathedrals go, this one is more beautiful on the inside than the outside, due to it being built of sandstone and had a bit of weather erosion. Admission was free, however I felt a donation was well deserved to help preserve this beautiful historic building
There were cathedral staff present who were very approachable and willingly gave a history lesson with regards to the cathedral. There was plenty to see, such as part of the Staffordshire Saxon hoard and St Chad's gospels etc. Well worth a visit and not far from Lichfield centre.
There were cathedral staff present who were very approachable and willingly gave a history lesson with regards to the cathedral. There was plenty to see, such as part of the Staffordshire Saxon hoard and St Chad's gospels etc. Well worth a visit and not far from Lichfield centre.
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We came across this beautiful gothic building by chance while staying in Lichfield for a few days.
It is a magnificent building with a unique and fascinating history to it.
The volunteers who run it are extremely knowledgeable and very approachable.
When we visited there were several school parties who appeared to have been booked in for a cultural day to learn about the historical background of the church and the area.
They were as quiet as mice! That's how fascinating it is!
There are the usual facilities of gift shop and coffee shop adjacent to the church, but this has been done with the greatest of respect to the spiritual nature of the building and it's history.
Well worth a visit.
It is a magnificent building with a unique and fascinating history to it.
The volunteers who run it are extremely knowledgeable and very approachable.
When we visited there were several school parties who appeared to have been booked in for a cultural day to learn about the historical background of the church and the area.
They were as quiet as mice! That's how fascinating it is!
There are the usual facilities of gift shop and coffee shop adjacent to the church, but this has been done with the greatest of respect to the spiritual nature of the building and it's history.
Well worth a visit.
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Lichfield cathedral is a wonderful sight and still a functioning. The history inside goes back centuries. Definitely worth s visit
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Beautiful very impressive Cathedral with 3 spires (one of only two in England).
Chapter House has a book from the 7th century.
Chapter House has a book from the 7th century.
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As per the title and put simply, an impressive piece of built and historical architecture in a gem of a place (Lichfield). Well worth a visit.
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Impressive from every angle, helpful and friendly volunteers. A small area inside for children, as well as information geared towards them. I felt welcome even with a 2 year old! Absolutely beautiful and worth a visit. Unlike the cathedrals in Spain where we live, there was no charge for the visit (or crowd!) So we happily made a donation.
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As a relatively local person, I been to Lichfield Cathedral several times, but not to look at it, so I thought it time that I rectified this. I was not disappointed. It is a beautiful building, with a stunning facade. We were welcomed into the building by two volunteers and our visit was enhanced by other knowledgeable volunteers around the building. Its history is interesting, and there is a beautiful Chapter House. The stained glass is beautiful, particularly in the Lady Chapel. We finished our visit with refreshments in the tearoom which were good value and tasty.
My suggestion for improvement would be that the literature available is lightweight and I should have liked more detail but that said, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit.
My suggestion for improvement would be that the literature available is lightweight and I should have liked more detail but that said, I thoroughly enjoyed my visit.
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do the free 45 minute tour as it has a very interesting history, also has a few pieces of the Staffordshire hoard to look at, take a camera
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We made a return visit to this wonderful medieval cathedral after 20 years and it is well worth the visit. This cathedral is an amazing structure built in 1195 with so much to see. We also had the chance to visit the home of and museum to Erasmus Darwin the grandfather of Charles Darwin. He was a doctor and inventor and you can learn a great deal here. The city itself has some pretty old buildings. It's all worth a day out.
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