Local Reviews
In February 2015, french45 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Great place to see a 1000 years of our history. Try the cathedral cafe too for a very nice lunch. Very attractive statues adorn the outside of this one of our more attractive cathedrals.
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In February 2015, horacesmum said about Lichfield Cathedral
Beautiful calm cathedral with fascinating. museum display about St Chad and the Staffordshire Hoard. Just in the process of installing the newly cleaned stained glass windows which are amazing. Good cathedral shop in the square opposite the cathedral
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In August 2015, Ian L said about Lichfield Cathedral
If you like Cathedrals Lichfield is worth a visit. The staff were excellent and eager to help visitors with understanding the history and artefacts on display including replicas of the Staffordshire Hoard
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In August 2015, kelly_denbigh said about Lichfield Cathedral
A beautiful building, the West Front of the cathedral is particularly impressive as it is decorated with 113 statues! It is also reputed to be the only medieval English cathedral with three spires.
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In August 2016, anthony a said about Lichfield Cathedral
Beautiful, historic and very interesting to visit and take time to walk around and soak up the history, faith and atmosphere.
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In August 2016, John B said about Lichfield Cathedral
Living so close and visiting the city often we tend to take the tourist locations. But the cathedral is a superb asset and well worth a few hours browsing every nook and cranny.
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In August 2016, bernvines said about Lichfield Cathedral
We had an hour to spare this morning so had a walk around the cathedral. The architecture is amazing, and inside the staff are friendly and helpful. Free entry but donations are welcome.
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In August 2016, Christine S said about Lichfield Cathedral
This was a free experience and was absolutely beautiful and moving. It started with a typical living room of the time from which soldiers would be departing for France. You walked through a field of poppies and on through a 'tunnel' into France. You could listen to readings recorded by people such as Eddie Redmayne and the Archbishop of Canterbury etc. There were lots of seats whereby you could sit and listen or just reflect.
Limited numbers of people were admitted at a time to keep the right atmosphere and get the most out of the experience.
Limited numbers of people were admitted at a time to keep the right atmosphere and get the most out of the experience.
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In August 2016, mickh7079 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Went to Lichfield cathedral and the town center the cathedral is a lovely old building with plenty of history the people of Lichfield are friendly , we had a couple of meals at the cathedral cafe and it was nice and fresh we will definitely go back . The cathedral is free entry but do like you to make a donation to help with the upkeep of the building.
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In August 2016, Florence B said about Lichfield Cathedral
Possibly one of the most beautiful cathedrals I have seen, free though they ask for a donation at the door and it is definitely worth a donation. Very pretty, a shame that the bell tower is not open at the moment.
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