a story worth discovering
An Ancient Cathedral Full of Life & Wonder
There has been a Cathedral in Lichfield for over 1300 years and its story is one bursting with history, art, culture and life.
If you're looking for rich heritage, ancient artefacts, and stunning architecture then Lichfield Cathedral has it all.
Lichfield Cathedral's story doesn't end with its past, it is very much alive with a vibrant programme of services, events and art projects to capture the imagination of all ages.
Visitor Opening Times
| Mon to Fri: | 09.30 – 17:00 |
| Saturday: | 09.30 – 17:00 |
| Sunday: | 12.30 – 17.00 |
The Cathedral is a place of worship, so please check this website for any services before you travel, or contact us if travelling from afar.
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Visit us
19A The Close, Lichfield, Staffordshire WS13 7LD
How to get here
Click here to download our free trail app, to help you explore our Cathedral and its story.
Entrance is free, but every donation is gratefully received towards the upkeep of Lichfield Cathedral for generations to come.
Latest News & Events
Take ‘One Small Step’ on the Moon at a Church Near You
Last year Lichfield Cathedral hosted a large-scale art installation by Artist Peter Walker entitled ’One Small Step’. This spring 'One Small Step' will go on tour....Read more...
JUST IN: Pilgrim Passports
Pilgrim passports are now available in every Church of England cathedral as part of the national campaign for 2020 Year of Cathedrals, Year of Pilgrimage. Read more...
Lichfield Cathedral Weathering the Storm
The weekend of 8 February 2020 saw Storm Ciara hit much of the United Kingdom with destructive, high winds. Lichfield Cathedral is one of the buildings around the country that suffered in Ciara’s wake. Read more...
NURTURING SPIRITUAL LIFE
The Nurturing Spiritual Life Exhibition explores how the experiences of the past can resonate with us today and how people have used a range of resources from mediaeval manuscripts and devotional items through to digital resources in the 21st century. Read more...
