Local Reviews
In May 2013, comicmanlich said about Lichfield Cathedral
Lichfield Cathedral is unique in its architecture and in its history. Its not as grand as Yorkminster, or even Westminster for that matter - but as the current host of some of the more interesting items from the Staffordshire Hoard it is well worth the time and effort to look around. It is worth looking at the website as well, because the Cathedral is often host to some excellent concerts and recitals.
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In May 2013, Pieonear said about Lichfield Cathedral
Whether you are into achitecture or not, this is a fantastic and wonderous sight, the design and detail leaves you in awe of the skills and craftsmen of the day that cannot help but leave you thinking; Why can we not do this today (we all know its the money but the skills would be very difficult to locate). Lichfield is a beautiful and friendly place to be and many events in and around the Cathedral during the summer months. Well worth a visit.
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In May 2013, Caroline H said about Lichfield Cathedral
full of history and a good day out to enjoy learning,lots to look at and see full of history and information very interesting
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In May 2013, MainIngredient said about Lichfield Cathedral
The first thing you will notice about this cathedral is that it has three spires. It is the only Medieval English cathedral with this unique characteristic. That in and of itself makes this cathedral unique and different from any other. The architecture is Gothic. There is no entrance fee but an opportunity to donate for the upkeep of the cathedral is there at the entrance way. There were some volunteer guides in a few spots of interest throughout the cathedral that provided details and information. Many of the stained glass windows were being either cleaned or restored, but there were still others there to enjoy. A focal point for me was the sculpture of "The Sleeping Children" by Francis Chantrey. The sculpture is absolutely beautiful and worthy of the visit to the cathedral.
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In May 2013, bach1750 said about Lichfield Cathedral
One of many stunning mediaeval English cathedrals and well worth visiting Lichfield for this alone. There is a huge amount here of historical and architectural interest - I recommend taking a little pair of binoculars to make out all the details of the statues and carvings around the outside, and the stained glass inside. It is not at all touristy, so there is every opportunity simply to sit and enjoy the place. As always, if the Cathedral Choir is in residence (school term time) try to time your visit so you can hear Evensong.
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In May 2013, fechenheimkid said about Lichfield Cathedral
Despite being heavily restored, and not in the first rank of English cathedrals, this one always repays a visit: impressive from without and with plenty charm and interesting detail within. Parking is easy: there's a cheap place almost opposite the west front, and it's even cheaper a hundred yards up the road by Beacon Park. This park is also excellent and a fine reward for the children for being patient in the cathedral.
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In August 2013, Paul H said about Lichfield Cathedral
I've driven down the M6 and Midland Expressway on numerous occasions, but took time out take a look at Lichfield Cathedral following a visit to the nearby Memorial Arboretum. The Cathedral is well worth a visit, as is Lichfiled, a hidden gem
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In August 2013, anglicano said about Lichfield Cathedral
We arrived here in heavy rain, but (paid) parking is close by. I felt cheered as soon as I entered the Cathedral, a huge, imposing building. The staff were very helpful. We attended sung evensong, Anglicanism at its best.
Afterwards we were able to visit the pleasant Close, and admire the marvellous Cathedral and its three spires from outside. We also enjoyed Erasmus Darwin's herb garden near by.
Afterwards we were able to visit the pleasant Close, and admire the marvellous Cathedral and its three spires from outside. We also enjoyed Erasmus Darwin's herb garden near by.
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In August 2013, JPanon said about Lichfield Cathedral
The architecture is amazing and was something we'd go back to. There was nothing to dislike about Lichfield cathedral
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In August 2013, PCS2401 said about Lichfield Cathedral
A beautiful building in beautiful surroundings overlooking Minster Pool. I've made the trip there several times as I live not too far away and it always more than repays the effort.
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