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This is a splendid location with its imposing faca...

This is a splendid location with its imposing facade where many characters are sculpted. The interior is epic with its lofty roof. The stained glass windows at the sanctuary end are impressive. This cathedral was caught up in the civil war and was restored afterwards. The spires are seen from the herb garden of Darwin's house in Lichfield.

Spectacular and breath-takingly beautiful! I was i...

Spectacular and breath-takingly beautiful! I was in awe of such rich history, and deep spiritual feeling I got from the Lichfield Cathedral! We visited for the "100 year Celebration of WW1", with the laser light show and grand exhibits. So very moving to be a part of this wonderful show. This was the highlight of my first trip to Lichfield, England with my husband in his hometown, to honor his grandfather who served in WW1. My favorite place in Lichfield! Thank you so much for a wonderful experience! God Bless!

Attended the Lichfield Cathedral Illuminations for...

Attended the Lichfield Cathedral Illuminations for the first time. What a spectacular event both outside and inside the Cathedral. Thankfully the weather was good so we got the full benefit of the 15 mins light show on the exterior of the building. I wasn't expecting there to be anything special inside but there was a fabulous cloud of doves of peace made by local school children and lit with changing lights. Along the outer aisles was the Christmas tree walk - dozens of decorated trees sponsored by local groups and businesses. The alter was lit with light changing patterns of stars. Awe- inspiring.

Went there to watch the snowman show in Dec and no...

Went there to watch the snowman show in Dec and not for praying as I m Buddhist. I think they have Sunday church but they welcome visitors to visit.

Lovely cathedral to visit. Great history! Definitely worth visiting.

Awe inspiring gothic cathedral, soaring architectu...

Awe inspiring gothic cathedral, soaring architecture, every surface, inside and out, intricately decorated. Built to the glory of God and a must visit for everyone else passing near Lichfield. Set in a beautiful quiet close and near to the houses of Erasmus Darwin and Samuel Johnson, great minds who changed the world!

A beautiful building. In a lovely city. Free entry...

A beautiful building. In a lovely city. Free entry but they do ask for donations. Only fair considering the couple of hours you can easily stay in there. The staff are all friendly. There were a number of tours going on during our visit. Each guide oozing information about the history and design. The craftsmanship is absolutely outstanding in this place. I highly recommend visiting

An absolutely incredible Cathedral.

An absolutely incredible Cathedral.
The detail of the carvings is absolutely amazing

Standing in front of it and looking up is an incredible sight. A truly beautiful building.

Well worth a visit

Local sandstone thirteenth century Cathedral with ...

Local sandstone thirteenth century Cathedral with three spires known as 'the ladies of the vale'. The West front is adorned with statues of biblical saints and Kings not unlike Wells Cathedral and tours are regular. Museum of the Staffordshire Hoard housed in the Chapter house. Entry is completely free and a Cathedral shop is within. Cafe and clean toilets are in the close. Parking is reserved within the confines of the close, but there is a short walk to the town car parks passed the lake. Statue to the Captain of the Titanic is park area near by.

A hugely imposing building set in a small close wi...

A hugely imposing building set in a small close with very limited parking. Magnificent inside with a variety of decorations and a huge inside space - perfect for the wide variety of musical activities on offer. A must see!

One of the most beautiful gothic cathedral in West...

One of the most beautiful gothic cathedral in West Midlands. I think that the first striking thing that you can notice is the wider and heavy facade, very different from the usual vertically slender gothic. The indoor, in particular the right part of the central nave from the transept door, is characterized by golden decorations and high ogival cross vault. The original cathedral was destroyed during Civil War and so, actually, the architectural style is neo gothic.

Wow! What a beautiful place this is. We both loved...

Wow! What a beautiful place this is. We both loved our day out exploring this cathedral. The vaulted roof is just spectacular. Wonderful little gift shop as you leave and museum. Stay around for prayers it is very calming and peaceful.