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You’ll find over 1300 years of history in Lichfield’s unique cathedral, famous for being the only medieval three spired cathedral in the UK. Once fortified on three sides by stone walls and Minster Pool on the fourth, you’ll find that it’s now a welcoming spot complete with a medieval wall painting and the famous Herkenrode stained glass.
From the Cathedral, head south-west along Minster Pool Walk and you’ll find Beacon Park. Here you can enjoy over 70 acres of beautiful gardens and grasslands, perfect for a summer stroll. As you wander, keep an eye out for the information boards dotted around the park which will give you an interesting glimpse in to the city's rich history and heritage.
Lichfield was home to Charles Darwin’s grandfather, Erasmus, who, as one of the UK’s leading physicians famously declined the opportunity to be King George III's personal doctor, citing that he preferred life in Lichfield. Surely that’s a good enough recommendation to visit? For a small entry fee it’s possible to tour his stunning Georgian home and learn more about his biological work, without which Darwin may not have been able to prove his theory of evolution. For more history, head to The Samuel Johnson Museum which tells the story of his troubled childhood and financial poverty through to his famous 1755 publication of ‘A Dictionary of the English Language’. And of course there’s plenty of shopping and eating choices too.
Click here to start planning your time in Lichfield. Add on a 90 minute guided walking tour on arrival for just £7pp which will give you the perfect introduction to this fascinating cathedral city - just let us know in special requests.
We’re due to arrive in Lichfield at 11:15 and depart at 16:45, there will be a short comfort stop on the outward journey. For customers that wish to join the walking tour, your guide will meet you at the Bus Station on Birmingham Road when we arrive at 11:15, the tour will finish at 12:45.
Entry fees may apply and pre booking may be required at the suggested attractions, please check with the venues before departure.
- Maxey (our office)
- Market Deeping (Market Place Bus Stop)
- Market Deeping (Godsey Lane Health Centre Bus Stop, northbound)
- Deeping Towngate (Corner Farm, B1524)
- Langtoft (A15 Bus Stop, northbound)
- Baston (A15 Bus Stop, northbound)
- Thurlby (A15 Bus Stop, northbound)
- Northorpe (A15 Bus Stop, northbound)
- Bourne (Elsea Park)
- Bourne Bus Station
- Bourne (Bus Stop West Road/Beech Avenue)
- Toft (A6121 Bus Stop, westbound)
- Carlby (A6121 Bus Stop, westbound)
- Essendine (A6121 Bus Stop, westbound, by the old hotel)
- Ryhall (A6121 Bus Stop, nr. Coppice Road)
- Stamford (Ryhall Road Bus Stop, Sainsburys)
- Stamford (Ryhall Road opp. Berkeley Court)
- Stamford (Bus Stop opp. corner of East Street/Recreation Ground Road)
- Stamford Bus Station
- Stamford (Danish Invader)
- Easton-on-the-Hill (Exeter Arms)
- Collyweston (The Slater)