Lichfield Cathedral
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Spectacular cathedral with lots of intricate stonework and very knowledgeable volunteers who can explain many different aspects of the cathedrals history.
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Come rain or shine, Lichfield Cathedral is worth a visit, if only to marvel at the size and architectural majesty of the place.
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Its an impressive structure and towers above the landscape of Lichfield. Not much to do inside but admire the architecture and the effort it took to build it.
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Great building and in good condition throughout
Shame the stained glass is awaiting replacement but this is progress at the end of the day
No parking in the closest all but nearby pay and display
There is a shop inside and a nearby cafe
Shame the stained glass is awaiting replacement but this is progress at the end of the day
No parking in the closest all but nearby pay and display
There is a shop inside and a nearby cafe
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Beautiful cathedral in serene setting, worth a half hour wander around inside. The architecture is stunning and gives a real sense of history. Theres a tea shop just outside with a pretty enclosed rear garden which is pleasant for sitting in after touring the cathedral.
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We liked everything about the cathedral. The staff were also so helpful and knowledgeable; we so loved watching the jackdaw's who had set up home in the walls of the great building! It was amazing to hear the chicks as the mother came back with food for them. A beautiful, tranquil and inspiring visit.
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beautiful cathedral, lots to see - some lovely flower arrangements for remembrance November did n't have enough time for more
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An absolutely magical cathedral--this must be among the very best cathedrals in the world. Please do not visit Lichfield and not pay a visit to the Cathedral.
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Unusual reddish stone cathedral with stunning statues and stone carving. Could do with cleaning up the stone as would then in my opinion be much more of a tourist attraction.
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a bonus seeing some of the Stafford Horde. Large cathedral near to city centre. Gift shop and Café nearby
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Lichfield cathedral is stunning and steeped in history. The newly restored windows are breathtaking - and how refreshing that it's free to enter - do leave a donation - it takes a huge amount to maintain. The volunteer guides are friendly and informative. An absolute must if you're visiting Lichfield.
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Lichfield cathedral is always worth a visit.apart from the stunning architecture there is always something new on display to see . The Staffordshire hord displays is brilliant & now that the stained glass windows are back in place the cathedral is complete & magnificent !
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What a wonderful site the Cathedral is. It stands proud. Quite easy access. You do not have to be religious to enjoy and appreciate an historical building. There is a park and ducks and swans on the water near by. Enjoy the shops in Damm Street. Have tea and cake enjoy the experience.
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We frequently visit the cathedral and light a candle, it sits in beautiful grounds, I would recommend anyone to put this on there wish list, well worth a visit and the gift shop has quite a bit of memorable items on sale.wonderful!
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It was okay as cathedrals go, but not the most interesting I've been to. There seemed to be such a lot of Victoriana there, but what else could we have expected.
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Given that this is one of those place that Cromwell knocked about a bit it is a beautiful little cathedral. Lovely statues both inside and out and a peaceful atmosphere. The little cathedral café close by is ideal for snacks or meals afterwards.
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This is well worth a visit although it's not as big as York cathedral it is very interesting with lots of historical background.
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Lichfield is an impressive cathedral with many saints restored on its front wall
It has a great collection of celtic gospels
Its a place of peace and history
It has a great collection of celtic gospels
Its a place of peace and history
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Set in the wonderful small City of Lichfield the Cathedral is a wonderful monument and place of worship. The surrounding buildings and setting is exquisite. Plenty of places to eat and shop in Lichfield.
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Well worth a visit must go back for the Christmas Carol concerts I would imagine they would be absolutely incredible
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loved everything about it. the stained glass windows. the naive, the memorials and the regimental memorials, the floral displays and the wonderful exterior sculptures and the grounds.
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Lichfield cathedral is the defining feature of this lovely town, which we visited for the first time today. A visit to the cathedral is a must when in the town and we started with a stroll around the outside, looking at the amazing stone carvings which line the building. The front facade of the cathedral is superb, being covered in intricate carvings of religious figures.
We then went in for a look around. Entry is free, although they do ask for a donation for the upkeep of the cathedral, which is fair enough.
There is a lot to see inside, and everything is in perfect condition, particularly the numerous stained glass windows. It really is a magnificent building, and the view from the far end back to the main altar is particularly stunning. At every point there is something of interest.
Lichfield cathedral is a truly beautiful place to visit, whether you are religious or not (I am not), and you cannot fail to be impressed by both the majesty of the building, and the incredible skill that has gone into its construction. Very, very highly recommended.
We then went in for a look around. Entry is free, although they do ask for a donation for the upkeep of the cathedral, which is fair enough.
There is a lot to see inside, and everything is in perfect condition, particularly the numerous stained glass windows. It really is a magnificent building, and the view from the far end back to the main altar is particularly stunning. At every point there is something of interest.
Lichfield cathedral is a truly beautiful place to visit, whether you are religious or not (I am not), and you cannot fail to be impressed by both the majesty of the building, and the incredible skill that has gone into its construction. Very, very highly recommended.
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Been here several times and witout wishing to sound grumpy it seems to me there's always a significant part of it covered in plastic sheets / boarded off due to repairs / renovations. That is the biased view of a photographer who is yet to get a decent full length shot of the inside.
As a 'non photographer' it is an amazing place that if nothing else you'll wonder "Just how did they build this?" Wel worth a visit - or two - or three.
As a 'non photographer' it is an amazing place that if nothing else you'll wonder "Just how did they build this?" Wel worth a visit - or two - or three.
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Was really pleased with the service and food, also childrens meal was good and actually had real mash! :) one satisfied customer .. Il be back
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Large with lots of interesting history, well worth seeing out. Not far from the shops . As we were late getting there we didn't find a guide . Bit on the dark side inside .
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