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Lichfield or the City of Lichfield is a cathedral city within shire county of Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. It lies within the country's West Midland's Region southeast of Staffordshire County. The earliest known human history in the area dates back the Iron Age. Meanwhile its old name during the middle ages is name Licidfelth. Today the metropolis serves as an ecclesiastical centre and is famous for its historical sights, over two hundred thirty ancient buildings and wealthy economy.

Birmingham, Burntwood, Burton upon Trent, Cannock, Coventry, Derby, Rugeley, Stafford, Tamworth, Walsall, and Wolverhampton are just some of the nearest places from Lichfield. The prime roads A5, A38, A51, M6, M42 primarily serve the city. For information about the available parking spaces in the area kindly click here.

Attractions within Lichfield:

Drayton Manor Theme Park is a huge award winning family attraction located near Tamworth on the A4091. There are numerous thrill rides, family rides and activities as well as a 15 acre open plan zoo and Thomas Land. There are plenty of places to eat and Drayton Manor has it's own hotel and Camping and caravan site.

Erasmus Darwin House and Herb Garden at Beacon Street, Lichfield, England, United Kingdom was the residence of the famous naturalist Charles Darwin's grandfather, Erasmus Darwin. The man during his time was a celebrated botanist, doctor, philosopher, poet and scholar. His contribution to the country, life style and history is featured in the estate that is now a family friendly museum.

Letocetum Roman Baths can be found at Watling Street, Lichfield, England. The site is owned and governed by the National Trust. The site features ruins of an ancient Roman bathhouse and buildings that used to tower in the area during the Roman occupation in the country.

Lichfield Heritage Centre is located at Market Square, Lichfield, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. The venue features documents, photographs, presentations, treasures and so much more that tell about the heritage of Lichfield from hundreds of years ago and up to the present day. For more information the venue's website is www.lichfieldheritage.org.uk.

The Curborough Collection sits along Watery Lane, Lichfield, England, United Kingdom. The centre showcases wide range of antiques whilst offering several craft demonstrations i.e, dried flower arranging, glassblowing, woodcrafts and so much more. It is an ideal destination to have fun and learn at the same time.

The Guildhall an excellent example of 19th century gothic architecture that is located along Bore Street, Lichfield, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. The building used to house prisoners but today hosts a number of fairs, exhibits and private events throughout the year. The Guildhall is popular for its history, architectural style and prison cells where several prisoners during the country's bygone era once stayed.