Easy to reach by train and set in a peaceful part of the city with lakes and green spaces either side. The cathedral was built over a shorter period than many so has coherence. The first floor chapel where St Chad's remains were once kept has a particularly calm feel to it. The pedi lavium is most unusual and the... More

Whatever your faith, or none, the Cathedral is the beating heart of the local community. After all, it's down to the Cathedral that we are a small city. The Cathedral has been around for centuries, although its sandstone exterior has blackened somewhat in the years since the industrial revolution. It is unique for its three spires, and during the Civil... More

We were told by our coach guide that this was the second most visited Cathedral in the Country. For those that like such place fine. The downside if disabled is the steep drop walk to the Cathedral tea shop and toilets. Some of our group found a side exit whcih made the journey much easier for some of our party... More

We were in Lichfield on the weekend of The Mysteries, in May 2012. We got to see most of the Cathedral's interior, although some was roped off due to stage settings for The Mysteries. Wonderful architecture and history there, one of the best I have ever seen. It's huge, and when the exterior is lit, it is magical. The exterior... More

The roof and the gothic design, the history of the people who were involved. The war between the Cavaliers and the Roundheads. More

Why go abroad to see wonderful cathedrals when we have them on our doorstep. More

This is truly a hidden gem. I have been to the major religious sites in the world - Angkor Wat, Borobodur, Notre Dame, the Temple Plain of Bagan, but this is up there with the best. It is also free to view. The cathedral dominates the small picturesque town and the carvings and stone works of the facade are wonderful.... More

This is the 3rd time I have visited Lichfield, this time taking my parents for a day out. It never ceases to amaze what a magnificant building it is. Well worth a day out to see it, also it lovely to walk around the lake at Lichfield (next to town centre), and get a view of the cathedral from the... More

Lichfeild obviously does not want visitors to this. I drove around lichfeild looking for signs to direct me but eventually had to resort to my GPS to direct me. I have a problem walking after I damaged a tendon in my foot and so I looked for a parking spot near the cathedral but it seems everywhere I looked there... More