Local Reviews
In May 2017, Peter H said about Lichfield Cathedral
A wonderful day spent in Lichfield, The Cathedral is a splendid building, Architecture going back centuries. Also the museum of Erasmus Darwin, farther of Charles Darwin is not to be missed. The Cathedral tea rooms are also a delight to visit.
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In May 2017, lknights1 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Have visited many fine cathedrals and this one has nothing not seen before...at least it is still free to visit this one although it is made VERY clear that you can donate in MANY different ways. The most impressive aspect of this cathedral is the front..
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In May 2017, Sweetiepx said about Lichfield Cathedral
I visited on a Saturday and the Cathedral was preparing for a singing concert taking place in the evening. The Cathedral is extremely impressive and the carvings on the outside are very detailed. We were able to see the Lichfield Angel sculpture and the wall painting. The chapel of St Chad can be accessed by a flight of stairs and it is a lovely space for prayer and reflection. The Cathedral features some stunning stained glass windows.
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In May 2017, Steve M said about Lichfield Cathedral
A beautiful building with so much architectural detail to view. Even if you are not religious you can't fail to be impressed.
Try to time your visit to hear the choir, maybe at evensong.
Try to time your visit to hear the choir, maybe at evensong.
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In May 2017, The Wellbeing Gamer said about Lichfield Cathedral
We caught some brilliant pokemon here. Lots of stops and a couple of gyms equals a prime hunting spot.
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In May 2017, 929Buzz said about Lichfield Cathedral
One of the prettiest cathedrals I have been to. Lovely interior and exterior grounds in a lovely historic city.
The Turner painting was such a bonus to see
The Turner painting was such a bonus to see
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In July 2013, wiona57 said about Lichfield Cathedral
Quiet solitude, worth wandering around on your own. When we visited no photos were allowed. Central to the City with many varied eating and drinking areas. Lots of parking
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In July 2013, James E said about Lichfield Cathedral
A beautiful 3 spired Cathedral in lovely surroundings. Only a short walk from the town centre via a very old street the Cathedral is well worth a visit. Damaged during the English Civil War and with a fascinating history the Cathedral dominates the city. The recently discovered Saxon Angel and the medieval documents held by the Cathedral show the depth of the history there.
Within easy distance there are some pleasant places to eat or for a drink.
Well worth a visit or even a detour if you are in the area.
Within easy distance there are some pleasant places to eat or for a drink.
Well worth a visit or even a detour if you are in the area.
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In July 2013, marilyn g said about Lichfield Cathedral
I live in Lichfield and am still in awe every time that I see our beautiful cathedral. It is elegant and inspiring and is one of only three cathedrals in Britain to have 3 spires. It is easy to find as it dominates the city.The surrounding area is also beautiful; with Minster pool, Darwin House,Samuel Johnson House and Beacon park to name just a few. The whole of the city is steeped in history with lots of genuine Tudor buildings ( AND A FEW MOCK TUDOR- SEE IF YOU CAN TELL THE DIFFERENCE). There are good and varied restaurants and bars to accommodate every taste. A very biased opinion but the truth.Come and see for yourself.
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In July 2013, GrannyOrbie said about Lichfield Cathedral
I have lived in Lichfield for over 25 years, so know the Cathedral well. It is certainly the highlight of any visit to Lichfield. There is a new exhibition of the Staffordshire Hoard, which is well worth a visit on its own.
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