Lichfield Cathedral
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I had wanted to visit for years and I was not disappointed. Lovely building and setting and first rate guided tour.
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Amazing building. Full of really nice artefacts. Extremely photogenic. Exterior is somewhat overwhelming. You must see the tomb of the sleeping sisters. It is just so emotive, yet a beautiful piece of sculpture.
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Impressive, stunning building. Well worth a wander around. Staff lovely.
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What a magnificent building to look at both inside and out. The structure is just amazing. Certainly a must to visit when in Lichfield
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Stunning Cathedral. Highly recommend visiting. Will definitely go again.
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Really amazing cathedral with so many things to see, lots of info to learn about what you look at, staff were very helpful too.
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Love this place.
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WOW! Well worth the visit!
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Amazing cathedral. We went to sung evensong and loved it. The music is particularly good. The small choir filled the cathedral and the intonation was excellent.
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Beautiful building, well worth a visit. Especially the stained glass windows are absolutely amazing.
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Absolutely amazing building, I was stunned by the architecture. This is one of the best cathedrals I've visited. Leave plenty of time for your visit as there's so much to see.
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Beautiful Cathedral in a beautiful city!x
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The Cathedral has had some renovation work carried out there is still work to do but it's still a beautiful building and worth taking a trip out to have a look
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Beautiful place
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A really lovely Cathedral well worth a visit.
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Beautiful, peaceful, remarkable. Stunning aw inspiring house of God. So kuvh love and history. National treasure.
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Stunning building
Beautiful stained glass windows
A definite must see
We were invited to attend mass whilst there, which was wonderful
Lichfield is stunning, and this is a must see
Beautiful stained glass windows
A definite must see
We were invited to attend mass whilst there, which was wonderful
Lichfield is stunning, and this is a must see
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Such a lovely cathedral, not one of the largest but all the better for that. Really peaceful place and a highlight was staying for Evensong sitting in the choirstalls. Really magical, we went back again another evening! Everyone was very friendly.
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Beautiful cathedral. I always come and light a candle here for people who were close to me, who have died.
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Our first visit to this gem of a cathedral. It is relatively small compared with some other cathedrals but the beautifully carved ceiling and graceful pillars give the feeling of great length. The steward who greeted us was very informtive. There is no entrance fee, no restriction on taking photographs, .
A small display of treasures in the chapter house with good signage also interactive information boards at strategic places. The lady chapel is interesting as the windows are filled with reclaimed flemish mediaeval stained glass. Not my taste but interersting to see how the colours differ from what we normally see.
I had come looking for a memorial tablet to my 3xgt grandfather who was a vicar choral (chorister) here for 52 years. I found it in the south transept. why he moved here from Exeter in early19C remains a mystery but it's no mystery why he never left.
A small display of treasures in the chapter house with good signage also interactive information boards at strategic places. The lady chapel is interesting as the windows are filled with reclaimed flemish mediaeval stained glass. Not my taste but interersting to see how the colours differ from what we normally see.
I had come looking for a memorial tablet to my 3xgt grandfather who was a vicar choral (chorister) here for 52 years. I found it in the south transept. why he moved here from Exeter in early19C remains a mystery but it's no mystery why he never left.
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I always think these buildings look better from the outside but Lichfield interior is lovely.
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Beautiful building and history behind it
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One of the most iconic medieval cathedrals in the England, and which dominates the skyline to city to this day. Watched over by ‘larger than life’ depiction of St Chad, for whom the church is jointly dedicated to is a must see if you are near Lichfield. Located 0.6 miles or 11 walk NW from Lichfield City railway station, you can not miss this grand old lady… Highlights include, the 8th century Lichfield Angel. Please allow 90 mins to explore and take in the history.
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Magnificent cathedral. Staff very helpful and informative. Sleeping Children sculpture very beautiful and moving.
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Wonderful atmosphere
Caring friendly clergy
Caring friendly clergy
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