A great experience and voyage. The history and details of some of the greatest inventions of our modern age. A huge variety of vehicles from push bikes, scooters, motorcycles and cars. Loads of information and interactive stations.

One of the best museums to take kids to. Had a wonderful time. The highlights of the museum are the Thrust SSC and Thrust 2 that are both engineering marvel. The Thrust SSC simulator 4D experience is good that talks about the history and then takes you to the ride. The museum tickets are valid for a year so that's a bonus.

Amazing Museum. So much to look at and plenty of interesting information throughout. Took 3 1/2 hours to walk through and see everything. Tickets are valid for a year so the price is perfect. Would definitely come back. Only disappointing part was the gifts shop was rather small, and didn't have much that was themed specifically for the museum. Plenty of toy cars though!

Lovely place to visit, so much knowledge to learn about Coventry and the history of all sorts of vehicles and transport. Hands on activities and informative exhibits. The whole history of transport all laid out in a really enjoyable journey of time. Great disabled access and toilets, reasonably priced cafe and decent gift shop with something for all wallets, they even do a pocket money bag for 5 pound including a variety of items. Every single member of staff were happy, polite informative and helped us out loads, from showing us where the lift was to telling us how to use the penny press machine, nothing was too much trouble. With the 12 month free return ticket included in the entry price this place is a bargain and needless to say, we will return. Highly recommended. Thank you for a great place to visit.

Wonderful, interesting and exciting experience that I will for sure re-do at some point this year! The tickets are valid 12 months from when you purchase them and it is possible to visit anytime. Their hours are available on the website, but I believe the museum is open on Bank Holidays too!!! I have to say that what we saw was astonishing and took us back into the old times, it was a sensational feeling and the 1800/1900 vibes are enjoyable. Another visit is due as I believe there is so much to learn and explore inside the museum that I did not read and understood much in my previous visit. I definitely am interested in what made this city, Coventry, the city it is today.

We left with mixed feelings. When we arrived and purchased tickets on the day we were happy and let in with no queues or such, it was very clear when walking around that I think we were two of only half a dozen people in there. Extremely quiet very little visitors on our day. The displays were generally nice and well done and it was great to see some amazing history. However it was also a little disappointing that most of the interactive stuff was either broken, not working or switched off. It's surprisingly large place compared to the outside, and took us a while to walk around. There was one area we mentioned that while they was a lift it was blocked up by some cones, which we thought was odd if someone wasn't able to use the stairs. In the last bit there was a sign for an 'speed record experience' in the jet car area. On arrival at this, no staff was to be found and so we didn't get to experience this. You leave through the giftstore which itself wasn't that great. I went to ask at the desk about the experience and was told. Someone should be there and can take the payment for it. I questioned further and this wasn't included in the ticket and cost extra. So we passed up on this.

Fascinating venue with both cars and push bikes from my past. Went to see the Thrust SSC 2. Also experienced the simulator. Well worth a visit if you are car buff.

Massive collection of classic cars, bikes, and motorcycles, with detailed historical context and information. Focus is on locally manufactured exhibits, but plenty to see. Separate sections for commercial vehicles and the history of Jaguar cars. Well worth visiting if you are in Coventry City centre.

"Coventry Gem! Don't miss this spot where history and the motor vehicle world collide. Learn about Coventry's past and the incredible evolution of cars—all in one place. Surprisingly, the best vintage cars were born here! Plus, score free entry with a valid Go CV registration. A must-visit!"

This museum is really good. Even for kids you have so many fun activities or games to play with. As an adult i would say i really enjoyed here with my husband. We were here for nearly 4 hours. It has so many old cards that are just stunning. The price of the ticket is okay because you can visit it multiple times over an year. Staff is nice and friendly if you need help. There is 4D show at the end which is around £3 for a ride and its good experience.

We visited Coventry as we had some things to do and someone recommended this place to visit. So grateful to her xx, it's a Fantastic place for all ages! So much history, the videos are following from where the previous one left. Kids get excited about it too, there is a place where the little ones can do activities and so much more. We'll definitely be back

Lovely experience. The staff wore extremely friendly and helpful. Amazing car collection. Definitely recommend. It's a must see. I traveled 1 hour for this experience. Parking around the museum is a bit hard but with google maps you should be able to find somewhere to leave the car.

Absolutely love this place - it's as much a history of manufacturing in the Coventry area as it is about transport. I loved seeing all the old bikes, motorcycles, cars and other vehicles on display. A particular highlight was the Jaguar Heritage collection of about 20 historically significant cars from the most local of car manufacturers. The picnic area with tables and chairs half way round was very welcome, as was the accompanying children's play area (a large brio track was very much enjoyed by our daughter). Budget about 4 hours for a reasonably in-depth visit, a lot more of you want to read everything on offer. There is a café adjoining the museum on the ground floor - perfect for tea/coffee and cakes as well as some warm dishes. An added bonus is that your ticket gives you access for 12 months so you can go back as much as you like in this time.

Museum is focused on locally produced transport and just the right size to walk around easily in 1.5 hours. I'm a Jaguar fan, hence the pictures, but there are plenty of other manufacturers represented, many of whom I've never heard. The museum is laid out in a time-line and is well worth a visit.

Absolutely loved Coventry Transport Museum, My brother and I were in Coventry for the day and decided to pop in. We spent a good few hours going around the museum. There's so many cars on display, that takes you through the history of Coventry's manufacturing heritage. On site café: No On site restrooms: Yes Parking: No onsite parking (City centre) Kids Play Area: Yes

Not a bad transport museum at all, some nice exhibits, all well laid out and lots of different vehicles to see. It leans heavily on the historical aspect of Coventry being a major producer of transportation. The entry fee is worth the £11 it costs and the ticket is then valid for a full year. There is also a very nice cafe at the main entrance and a decent shop also.

We've visited a few transport museums in our time, but the experience at Coventry transport museum is beautifully crafted. From the moment you enter, you'll be led round the museum by some wonderfully theme road signs and taken through a history of cars, bikes, and the industry that powered them. There's a number of interactive experiences throughout, a huge variety of different automobiles to see, plus some legendary vehicles like those that broke the land speed record.

Very informative and layed-out very nicely. Some very impressive cars and bikes. Having a quick look at most of the museum pieces it took us 1.5-2 hours to see everything. Tickets cost £15.50 each on the door for adults, these tickets last for 1 year.

The museum is interesting, lots of things to see. They have some activities for kids to keep them busy but not all of them are working. The price is a bit high but the tickets are valid for a full year. The rest area is not as clean, based on my standards. The toilets are not smelling and they are clean.

Brilliant museum for all the family. Pay once, get a full year of unlimited visits. What more can you ask for. Perfect for learning more of the history of car manufacturing in Coventry itself

I had such a great time here I last visited over 20 years ago and things have changed for the better. If you have a spare hour or 2 free I'd recommend you pop in to the transport museum. It takes you through the ages from bikes all the way through to modern cars and to the world's fastest car. It focuses on the vehicles built in and around Coventry and the amount of vehicles on display is amazing. I also went on the bloodhound simulator which was an interesting way of explaining how fast it went. A really good day out especially if you have been before or haven't been for a long time.

I was coordinating a wedding celebration here in their private room upstairs and took a look around the transport museum whilst there. Very busy with all ages, in a good way, and the staff were very helpful throughout the day whilst setting up the room. Great coffee from their cafe too!

The new building is magnificent, the stain glass windows are wonderful, it’s really refreshing to see a (relatively) new build really on keeping with its surroundings. A wonderful place to visit. A small donation makes you feel slightly less of a freeloader as there’s no entry fee 😁.

Wonderfully peaceful cathedral. We weren't asked for an entrance charge, but plenty of opportunities around the cathedral to make a donation. The old cathedral was well kept and thought provoking. We were lucky enough to hear an organ recital whilst there.

A truly neat place to visit. The ruins are on one side and the cathedral is in the other side. Gorgeous exhibits and a lot of history. Cute little gift shop inside the cathedral and clean restrooms (toilets) for visitors.

First time actually going inside, it was free to go in, donations by card or cash are welcomed. The wooden chairs were actually really comfortable! The words written on the walls and floor was very interesting. 👍🏾 it is worth a visit.

We all went to our old school friend who lives in Coventry. On Sunday we decided to go to City centre to see Christmas market. From there we decided to go and see this famous Cathedral. What an amazing structure. Old Cathedral has a massive history. The new one obviously looked more commercial but is beautifully designed and built. The new cathedral first opened to public was in the year 1962. Sharing some pics.

I am currently living in Birmingham. When I got a day off, I planned to travel to Coventry by Bus from Moor Street, Birmingham. It was a wonderful journey. The most iconic monument in Coventry is the Cathedral without a roof on top. It was a pleasant experience.

I had an interesting visit to Coventry today, over from Australia and took the opportunity to visit the old cathedral ruins. As an atheist I can still appreciate the amazing constructions that cathedrals are, and both the old and new have a lot to show. Well worth a visit

At first glance it looks like a cluster on churches, so you weren’t sure which was which till you get closer. There are some impressive ruins and a new building/cathedral, which was built after the original was destroyed during the war (ruins). After initially thinking the new building was ugly, when you read it’s journey, it’s makes more sense, and is a fitting tribute.

So much could be done here, so much more information could be told about the history, the materials things are made from. As much as I had a lovely visit I was disappointed, I was asking questions to myself and was left wondering about the history of the place. We went to Coventry especially to visit here but ended up spending more time in a few shops in the town. Ok to pop in of you are in the area but wouldn't make a special trip to visit.

Had a look outside of and inside of coventry cathedral today it looked really amazing. Took loads of pictures, its not open as long on Sundays as there must be services on. I sneaked in while people were sitting down getting ready for a service, i just quickly walked round and took a few pics. Im glad i got to see it

Unique site. One war damaged cathedral left as a monument to history and another adjacent built with devotion in the spirit of reconciliation. Beautiful modern design. Well worth a visit.

I visited a lot of cathedrals during my quest to complete the pilgrim passport and this is one of the most memorable because instead of rebuilding the cathedral from the ruins of ww2, they created a solemn and majestic cathedral next to ruins to remind people of the cruelty of war. There are some interesting relics in the modern cathedral, including a cross that survived the bombing. Highly recommend visiting here when in the midland

A very dramatic, artsy building, the colours and angles are very awe inspiring, but I'm just not convinced it's a Christian building. The statues, the pictures and other images made me want to go back to those beautiful old ruins next door where you definitely know it was created for the worship of a Christian God. Free entry, very clean wheelchair access to all areas(lifts), nice clean toilets. Lots of things to see, very helpful staff/ guides.

One of the great Modernist masterpieces of the 20th century, at once grand and moving in all its handcrafted detail. I wasn’t expecting much when we made an unscheduled stop, but it blew my mind away.

Climbed the tower! Didn't know you could do that, so I was very pleased to see it was open. Got me out of breath climbing the stairs, but the view was incredible!

Its a Really good place to go for a Walk without the stress. It's a bit hard with the Parking when you don't know, but it's really quiet and peaceful, the Cemetery is really close, the main road is next either.

Superb building on a good location. Lucky to listen to an orchestra playing and the acoustics were wonderful. Parking a but expensive in the City, but My Parking Place offers a cheaper option. A charity abseil from the top of the cathedral was taking place when we visited. Very brave people making money for the deserving Myton Hospice.

The modern and old cathedrals next to each other are a wonderful contrast. It was great to see the clergy in the cathedral talking to visitors. Donations in discreet facilities boxes were nice to see. We had a great visit

Not much to dislike about Combe Abbey Country park. The grounds are kept clean and the paths are smooth enough for a pushchairs or wheelchairs. The park could do with some table benches and perhaps another building comprising of WC facilities. It's nice for some fresh air and an afternoon walk.

A nice hotel and a traditional place, it seems like a great venue for the weddings and other gatherings, the park is nice and green, loads of parking spaces with reasonable parking fees. There are lots of benches. The BBQ is not allowed though. Play areas for kids and wooden play ground.

It’s perfect place to spend your time on a sunny day, been there a few times and their cafe is good too. Just a small glitch with google maps it drops you in the middle of no where, for first timers just keep following the road if you are coming from village side.

Lovely place for a walk. Dog and people friendly. Easy access paths for disabled people. Parking reasonable (card only now) Indoors cafe and shop. Walk has forest area so good shade for the hot summer days. Would recommend for walks whatever age.

Always a good day out. Lots of parking, and different trails to walk. Wild flower meadow is an overlooked nice spot near the entrance

Such a best place where you can relax with your loved ones or with your pets. There are plenty of areas to explore and if you are an adventure person you have rope climbing . They have ducks in water which we can feed. We have to buy bird food from the coombe center which is 1 pound. There is a huge parking space which is paid for, they have coffee shops and an ice cream parlour. This is one of the best places to visit when it's sunny or in summer.

A fantastic place to go for walks with beautiful scenary, the garden are spectacular and the woodland area is great too. The bird house is fantastic and provides a great viewpoint of the birds. Lots of things on offer here perfect for a day out with friends and family.

Been here thrice - once to do Go Ape and twice more just to soak in the park sights. It's massive and lovely with sufficient parking space. We had a great day out in the warm weather (with husband, toddler). It's a minor thing, but I'd have liked the option of more than one ice cream seller as the queue is usually long. I'd say it's a very family-oriented place, great for picnics with a small outdoor area for young kids to play.

Simply Fantastic. Large car parking, pay on departure. Large visitors centre with various ice cream and cafe options. Clear signage and maps to find your way around. Signs to indicate where dogs need to be on a lead, plenty of forest area to chase about. Herons are easy to spot. Go ape hidden in the forest. Can recommend the red route with a dog.

Beautiful setting, well maintained, good facilities in visitor centre, many options to explore- go ape,walking trails, play areas, picnic spots. Reasonable parking charges. Majestic entrance to park, giving it a touch of royalty.

Hotel is simply exquisite from start to finish, arriving you feel like royalty being in such a beautifully picturesque scene. The moat at the front, the bridge to the hotel, the birds tweeting in the various trees, all the wildlife. The rooms, the food, the staff everything is perfection.

Visited here a few times on weekends as you only have to pay for parking which is between £2.50-5.00 depending on the length of stay. The walking routes are really easy to follow with arrows following the trails. They’ve got a few cafes/ice cream huts located near the entrance and inside the park itself near the lake.

Lovely place. The abbey is soaked in history. Perfect Stay. The park is fantastic for a family day out. You need to pay for parking but its worth it.

For many, many, years this had been great place to visit for a walk and to get some fresh air. The park has well maintained paths and tracks which lead visitors around the wooded park. It boosts a huge lake, magnificent country house, visitor centre, cafe, children’s park, countless wildlife, and is home to a Go Ape centre.

Calm , big park with activities , rich natural ,beautiful environment . Child play area small . Good looking Swan pool and mic ehotel inside it. Large play ground

Coombe Abbey Visit Coombe Abbey, Coventry and Warwickshire, With 500 acres of beautiful gardens, woodland, lakeside walks, and bird hides, a small play area's for children.Snacks and cafe area, a superb place for a picnic in the summer there's plenty to explore. Check out their website for more information.

Wonderful museum with welcoming and enthusiastic curators. Many legendary items on loan, an excellent history of Coventry' musical contribution to the world. It's upstairs tho so not ideal for those with mobility problems. Small but so much on show, very worthwhile visiting. Fab Two Tone Cafe too with British and Caribbean mix and Skappacinos! Vegetarian options available for things like sausage batch's (Coventry for large bread roll) and the breakfasts.

During a trip to Coventry had few hours to spare, the choice was between go and see the Transport Museum or the Music Museum, I wisely choose the latter one. Few minutes walk from the centre, in the middle of the lively Coventry streets (with A LOT of Barber shops, why so many is still a mistery to me) and I arrive in this internal alley called 2-tone courtyard, and just passed the 2-tone Cafe that looked really nice, but the museum closes early at 16.00, so no time for coffee, and after a very very reasonable entrance fee, you enter in a phantasmagorical time capsule that illustrate all the musical universe from Coventry and Warwickshire, you don't need to be a Ska fan and part of the 2-Tone cult (there, i said it!!!!!) To appreciate it, in a small place you'll be overloaded with more memorabilia that you can ask for, from old programs to hundreds of records and costumes (one from Tracey Tracey from The Primitives comes to mind....and stays there!!!!) Trainers autographed by Madness members, a whole John and Yoko corner, and a whole wall dedicated to the singles that made the charts, my personal favourite is the recreation of a bedroom from some youth with posters, records and a Marathon bar on the side table. The staff are friendly and approachable and being this an independent museum what really transpire is the total love and dedication given to put it together, forget for a moment that is a museum and consider it instead a visit to a friend that is eager to show ya his collection accumulated during many years. You'll be touched as me that he decided to share it and show it to ya!

Fantastic place to visit if you're ever in Coventry. Wide range of history on the Music of Coventry as a whole, as well as 2 tone and the ghost town car. Just one thing, the muesem is run by volunteers and you need cash to pay for entry.

Fantastic nostalgic visit. The staff were really friendly and knowledgeable from the moment we got there. They are all volunteers and you can tell they love their museum. There are lots of interesting things to see and interactive things to do. The 2-Tone shops and the whole village are definitely well worth a visit.

A small but fascinating museum, packed with exhibits along with a very welcoming and knowledgeable team of volunteers who are more than happy to share their vast knowledge of Coventry’s music scene.

Brilliant day out lots of interesting pictures on show. The volunteers are friendly and the 2tone cafe food you couldn't beat. recommend it!@

Great little gem of a place !! Especially if you like 2 tone music and culture surrounding it ! So often it was said to be racist but it was just the opposite , just as the name suggests . What a fantastic culture and music too !! Also it looks into the history of everything musical to come out of Coventry , which was alot more than I thought 🤔😀 Well worth a visit .😎

Great little museum, staff are extremely friendly and knowledgeable. Highly recommend a visit.

Loved this place! I'm from Scotland & was visiting people in Coventry, I decided to nip in here for breakfast with my sons, We are all music fanatics! It was great to see all the Coventry music legends memorabilia while listening to Ska eating a full English breakfast! Couldn't believe how cheap breakfast was too...with a free drink! Staff were really good. I'm definitely coming back soon!

We visited the Museum on Saturday 2nd September absolutely class lots of really interesting memorabilia from music artists including the legendary Terry Hall from The Specials lots to see and reminisce over. The staff were very informative volunteers and provided excellent vistor service definitely worth a visit

This was the absolute highlight of our day!!!! What a fantastic place... brilliant music memorabilia, brilliant staff and we had a brilliant time. It's a MUST visit for all SKA/2Tone fans, with fab music playing, great photo opportunities, plus interesting chats with the staff. In fact I expressed such an interest in one particular artist (that I didn't know was from Coventry) I was given a signed single of his. Totally blown away with their kindness!!!! 100% all about giving a great experience. This was also extended to the cafe where the staff were exceptional and the menu divine (& cheap as chips). Go... you won't be disappointed!!!!

A small but perfectly formed museum which is jam packed with lots of memorabilia which tracks the Coventry music scene. Some great information which was really interesting. Loved the recreation of the bedroom but the outstanding moment was undoubtedly sitting in the car used by The Specials in the video for their song - Ghost Town. A real treat which I recommend highly :-)

Lovely community place. Very special indeed. The simmer down cafe do a great breakfast. The museum is friendly as well as the shop keepers in the little shops there and if you're lucky you may catch a band a little later in the mini mini mini night club there.

I went there to see the exhibition of Daniel Lismore creations. Exhibition was very well prepared and visitors flow well organized. Also I have visited other sections of the museum and found it interesting. It is really worth visiting when you will be in Coventry. It is easy to find because it is located next to the Cathedral ruins.

A must-visit art gallery in Coventry. There is no entrance fee, donations are welcome. A very cool place for kids (adults as well) to learn. Not far from Coventry Cathedral.

Kudos to the very friendly receptionist lady, who was super welcoming and helpful. The place is not very big for a museum, but contains tremendously many good stuff and tells lots of interesting stories about the history of Coventry and its people. I spent two hours there and could barely finish touring the ground floor. Definitely will come back for the art gallery.

A superb museum and gallery, a must if In Coventry. So many fascinating exhibitions. All for free as well. Great coffee in the cafe too.

Went primarily to see Dippy the Dinosaur but visited some of the galleries which offered varied and interesting exhibits. Would recommend but probably very busy during school holidays

A beautiful wildlife photography exhibition by famous photographers and people of different ages groups who'd won competitions. It's there until April, so go and enjoy and learn something new. It's £7.50 for an adult but we'll worth it. It has also got Dippy the dinosaur (skeleton) downstairs which is interesting and kids will love it.

Great place to visit. Family friendly since they had fun craft activities for children. We enjoyed it very much and will be back soon.

Some interactive things were missing. Also some of the lighting wasn't on. So couldn't see some of the exhibits. Overall though it was a good visit and if you are visiting allow yourself a good 2 hours to see everything.

I went on a Friday afternoon to visit with my partner whom I've been with for a few years. We originally went to this museum 8 years ago early on in our relationship and had a wonderful time so decided to go again on a round trip of visiting places we'd been to before on dates. What can I say, the staff are lovely and very helpful to everyone (at least those on shift). I witnessed a gentleman that approached a woman who looked confused to guide her where she wanted to be, took her there and opened the doors for her. The front staff were lovely too, from the bag checker to the front desk staff and the personnel dotted around the museum. All of them were polite, helpful and with big smiles on their faces. It's free to enter with the option of donation. I believe from my terrible memory from when I lived in cov 7 years ago, that there may be chargeable exhibits on occasion and they were all very reasonable. With the sheer amount of history and local knowledge here it is more than worth a visit! 5 stars well deserved!

The art collections featuring both local and internationally renowned artists. Learning about Coventry's industrial past and its resilience during challenging times was both enlightening and humbling. The attention given to showcasing the city's history, from its medieval origins to its modern-day significance, was commendable. It also offers a delightful encounter with Dippy, the life-sized cast of a Diplodocus dinosaur, serves as a captivating centerpiece in the museum's collection. The museum's dedication to community engagement was evident through its inclusive programming and interactive activities. From workshops to educational events, the Museum actively encourages creativity and fosters a deep appreciation for the arts. The welcoming and knowledgeable staff further enriched my visit. Their passion for the museum and its collections was contagious, and they readily answered questions, providing valuable insights into the exhibits.

It's pretty decent, but it is a one-time visit. We saw the photographs of the Wild photography award winners. It is one of a kind I'd say where you get to see art and history, but history doesn't mean purely art. Exploring the captivating narratives behind the images enhanced our appreciation for the intersection of nature, culture, and creativity.

Good selection of historic artefacts focusing on the local area. Small art collection. Cafe was fine. The area where Dippy is displayed is a little bit too small to get good views and photos from the side, but nice to see this cultural icon being exhibited outside London. Staff were very helpful and friendly.

Amazing to see Dippy again - really well presented in a wonderful new exhibition room and the main highlight of the museum. Excellent exhibition about Lady Godiva. Lots of other interesting exhibitions. A good cafe for coffee and snacks.

(Family of three, Two adults (one in wheelchair) and 5yr old). We visited to see Dippy really, after seeing an online ad. It wasn't the easiest place to get in, as there were three cars parked across the drop kerb entrance to the reception. Once in, it's such a treat to see Dippy, presented so nicely. The receptionist was the star of the attraction. A young lady with coloured hair, who had the most engaging and kind interactions with our daughter. She took so much care and attention, which we really appreciated. The Dippy display is fantastic. And it was nice to see the upper view from the first floor, which felt like it was a much closer view than when in Birmingham. We enjoyed the rest of the museum too. The ground floor exhibition was varied and fun. Plenty of interactive exhibits. The art gallery had a great range and engaged us all. My only gripe was an accessibility issue. The natural flow of the museum leads you upstairs, through the several galleries, and along a corridor style sculpture gallery...to a big staircase, which in turn leads downstairs to the cafe and shop. The wheelchair user has to back-track through the spaces, down a lift, then to an exit door that is impossible to operate as an individual. Then go through the shop and cafe, before finding the rest of the party. This could be made so much less of a hassle if the door between the gift shop and atrium was accessible friendly. But we'll be back, we're already keeping an eye out for upcoming events. One great bonus is the cathedral ruins right outside.

Good museum. We went specifically to see Dippy the Dinosaur. The last time we saw him was at the natural history museum in London, so it was lovely to take our children to see him! A good few other exhibits which were interesting, especially the section around the war. There were toilets upstairs and downstairs and a lift to access the exhibits upstairs. At the time there was a pay for exhibit but we didn't go into this as for a family of 4 it was quite expensive.

Great history of Coventry on the lower floor with lots if activities for children. Dippy the dinosaur is currently on show and the was a lovely sensory area for under 5s. Lots of more abstract artwork on show aswell. Free entry too!

Great afternoon out. Plenty to see, hundreds of models, (perhaps treat yourself to an airfix kit in the shop) or picnic in the company of some aviation history if the weather is fine.

Our family visited the Midland Air Museum on Sunday and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. It provided us with a captivating journey through the world and a history of aviation development in Europe. We were particularly delighted to discover that the museum is operated by passionate veterans who enthusiastically explained the various electronics and operations within the cockpit. It proved to be a fantastic outing lasting around 2-4 hours, perfect for both children and adults interested in exploring the rich history of aviation. The museum showcases a diverse array of old planes from various countries, all conveniently located in one place.

Very interesting museum with some unique early jet aircraft. Amazing collection of model aircraft and aviation memorabilia covering every era of flight. The enthusiastic volunteers made it a great day out.

Absolutely amazing museum the amount of stuff they have here is really impressive especially the condition it’s in! You get to sit in planes and learn a lot of history😀but the best thing by far is the Vulcan bomber you can’t believe the size of it till you see it up close and getting to go in the cockpit was truly incredible! Definitely worth a visit you get your moneys worth here! Staff are really friendly and passionate about aviation 🙂

Had never heard of MAM before. What a gem of a place! Lots to look at! A dry day helped. Had the benefit of a former Squadron Leader to tell me about Vulcans, Phantoms and F16s. Cafe was nice. Shop was brill. Good prices in my opinion. Brilliant price for admission. Go if you can. It won't disappoint.

Brilliant museum with a wide range of aircraft for years past. Try catch the museum on a dry day and you'll be fine. The staff all have a storey to tell worth a chat everyday. Been a few times in 2023 already once you've done the aviation why not relax with a warm drink.

Gem of a museum with some incredible exhibits, quite a few 1 of 1 or 1 of 2 on display in the world. Able to climb into many cockpits including the Vulcan and was talked through two of them by obviously passionate and enthusiastic staff. This visit was 06/04/24, so if you were one of those guys, thank you! Some of the exhibits and airframes are showing their age but this speaks more to the gargantuan task of maintaining such things.

Great place for the kids to visit even if the weather is a bit rubbish. Getting to go inside the vulcan bomber was a definite highlight for me and the kids. Lots to learn and see inside as well. It is starting to look like a plane graveyard but I can imagine the effort and cost to restore a plane would be especially seeing at they are mainly volunteers that run this place

Fairly easy museum to get to by public transport, although a 20-minute walk is required. Shop is small but adequate enough to buy souvenirs. Considering this museum is run mostly by volunteers, they've done really well with what financing they have. So that may be the reason some of the aircraft looked to have seen better days. I hope to visit again this year and see what's changed soon.

A great morning looking at quite a large collection of post WW2 aircraft. The collection features primarily jets with close links to Sir Frank Whittle and a small exhibit focusing on his pioneering work. The collection includes some rare aircraft and classics too with British, American Canadian, Saudi, Turkish and French aircraft on display. Great value for money, free parking and a well-stocked cafe on site too.

A well established aircraft museum. Mostly military, including some foreign examples. Good to see some of the aircraft being worked on. A number of enthusiastic volunteers to add more detail. A very good visit. 👍🙂

Grandkids love running around here looking at all the planes .... They went in the Vulcan today which was interesting, Excellent value to get in everyone very welcoming and knowledgeable... Has a little gift shop full of all things aviation and models also toys for the little ones . There is a little cafe too for teas coffees and cake sweets ice-cream and soft drinks .. I think there was a board with a list of sandwiches on too

Having been to another aviation museum not so long ago, I thought I knew what to expect But this one was so much more! It had way more aircraft than I expected Some of which you could even go inside of! It's a place you'd be better visiting on a dry day as there's a good amount of planes etc outside And they're in such great condition to others we've seen previously Our 7 year old loved it The gift shop is also excellently stocked too!

Astonishing variety of exhibits, everywhere you look there's something novel to grab your attention. You can get up close and pretty much hands on with the exhibits. And the shop must be a modellers dream. As is the huge selection of books for a worm like me. This has to be the best museum I've visited in a long time.

An amazing museum full of historical aircraft. It's not close to the city centre but is worth the visit. The exhibitions are really nice and the staff is very friendly. Another interesting thing is that the museum is made up by mostly volunteers from all ages, helping to maintain the place alive. You can also enter in some of the aircraft like the Avro Vulcan, a one of a kind experience. It's a must go if you are around Coventry.

Lovely museum, definitely lots to see, I went midweek just after 10am as it was opening so it was nice and empty. There are lots of picnic benches outside by the planes alternatively there is the cafe inside. Great atmosphere, floor layout was easy enough to follow. There are photo opportunities if you want to sit inside one of the planes. Plenty of things to see and do.

A really nice aviation museum. A great selection of aircraft, some quite rare. lots of information on all the exhibits. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. Its a shame that, like a lot of air museums, that a lot of exhibits are stored outside and suffer the consequences. A great little on site café provides tea, coffee and light meals to a very high standard. Also includes one of the best museum shops that I have seen. Highly recommended and not just for the aviation enthusiast.

Is unbelievable how in suche small place they put so much stuff. Great place to go if you like plains. For a change you have possibility to go inside of the few plains like Edna or Vulcan.

Great place to be if you want to sit in a Vulcan bomber and experience being a pilot. My son loved it. Also, the guides are very informative and have lots of stories. The great selection of planes was on show. With a couple that you could actually sit in. There is a cafe on-site, though it is small it still provides the basics. ie sandwiches, tea coffee, etc to a high quality.

Had a great time watching commonwealth games rugby 7's. It was the first time visiting the stadium. It's a nice bowl type stadium with unobstructed views of the pitch. I'd like to give a big shout out to the volunteers at the stadium who were very helpful and friendly and made our visit that much nicer

It’s a great concert venue. I’ve seen lots of acts there and you can get a good view of the stage if you’re in a seated area. More female toilets would help. Cost of a pint is high (£6.50) but that’s to be expected. Tricky to park.

What amazing day out at the Coventry City football club Arena stadium,friendly football club,As the good old days, Top Legends players as Steve Ogrizovic and Micky Gynn, 1987 FA CUP FINAL Winners 🏐🏆,, What amazing atmosphere by both fans on the day, All the staff was very helpful around the stadium ⚽️ thank you all 🐦🐦 Good luck Sky blues going to Wembley in the FA CUP ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Great stadium, went for a CCFC game. Drinks options are Heineken, Strongbow and Guinness priced at £5 also Red & White wine. Soft drink bottles around £2 and the Ale Bar offering a choice at £4.60 with a £1 deposit on the glass. Parking is good but can be tricky to get out of which is expected. Place has a great atmosphere and with shopping centres and food places next to the stadium you have what you need. Easy access to the M6 and the A444.

Great venue, seats were in the North stand behind the posts with a great view. Watched the Commonwealth Rugby Sevens there, the food and drink available was a really good standard and you can take back to your seat or bring your own if you prefer. There are several car parks around the stadium that you can pre book on line that cost £10 for 8 hours. Well Marshall and signed really clear. Wasps RFC and Coventry City play here as well

A great Arena for a Gig and our first time 🤘 ... Easy to get to by car and park in pre-paid Car Park ... We parked in CP A ... We left just before the end so as to get out as quickly as we could ... We wanted to get food and drink as the prices in Arena were OTT and lacked imagination ! ... We had to queue for well over an hour without any information as to why why ? ... Would recommend going by train .

Top class stadium. Delicious pie, and OK beer. Amazing atmosphere although one or two naughty words were said. Will visit again when I'm 65+ to save a fiver. 5 STARS

Modern stadium with no bad views and Coventry City offer parking for £14 in a large car park - 900+ spaces just over the dual carriage way ( bridge provided ! ) Easy to get in, but pre book only, and there is a queue to get out. We were on row EE near the aisle, and there were no seats in front of where we sat. Good selection of drinks available in the concourse pies are microwaved but hot. Prices are £4.70 for a pie, and tea is £3. Alcohol is in line with most Championship clubs. Only draw back was some crowd trouble outside after the game as the Police / stewards were not used ( I think ) to the stadium being virtually sold out for the first time in a while. Good stadium, and to be fair, Mark Robins has got Coventry playing well, which helps it be a good day out. And that is from a Leicester City supporter.

G Casino Coventry is one of the flagship casinos in the group. Inside the Ricoh Arena, recently renamed Coventry Building Society Arena. Entrance leans you downstairs into the main part of the casino playing area. The venue is well known for poker with a large cardroom and host to the Goliath even each year where it opens up additional halls for all the players. Lifts are available for disabled. Carpark is large with multiple disabled parking spaces. Staff are well presented and their to assist if any help is required. Bar area and restaurant is also on the main casino floor. Food is served to a high standard. The Lady G showroom is well served with tribute acts and offers good seating and views of the shows. Overall you should be able to have a good experience here. All area were clean and tidy. No damaged furniture, rips, stains or smells to spoil the atmosphere. The usual table games are available as well as multiple slot and roulette machines on the gaming floor. If this review was informative enough for you give it a thumbs up for others.

Brilliant , took the girls to watch the lioness win. Sat on really comfy seats and great view of the game. Really good day out. Wasn’t clever enough to book parking at the ground so had a 10 minute walk

Had a really good experience here today as we watched the women’s football match. Everything was very organised and plenty of stewards to help. Parking for big events needs to be planned ahead of time as it all gets booked out.

Easy access and egress, good sight lines and a decent atmosphere. The location is not great, being out of town with poor public transport and not much to welcome away fans in the surrounding area. The football club also charged rip off prices

It's pretty good ground to visit. There is plenty of parking and easy to access stadium from parking areas. Inside concourse is spacious and there's enough places serving food and drink. View from the stands is good. The stairs can feel a bit tight though. Hopefully Coventry won't get turfed out again.

Located near a shopping center at walk distance. Parking lot across the street, all standard are covered so no need to worry about the rain. The food is stadium less than average but for tourists they sell meat pies which were tasty.

I visited the stadium to attend a conference. The conference room, adjacent supplier stand area and amenities were really good. The event was great, plenty of seating, plenty of tea and coffee ☕😄 The food on the buffet was really good. And the lady managing the teams was all over it. Great experience. Thanks 👍🤩

Modern stadium with great views of the pitch,if parking in car park 2 there is a charge of £16 and around 40 min wait after the game to exit the car park

Goodness me! What a place to catch fun. If you are not yet a fan of the blue Amy you may want to reconsider your choice, if not for the team then it must be for the Eco friendly football fans and also benefit from the wide range of other things the magnificent structure has to offer. shopping centre, Hotel with straight access to the field, clean toilets, very professional and Friendly scouts, fantastic views if you are a picture frenzy kinda person. Honestly if I have to keep going I may end up writing a novel. So to cut a long story short. I'll say if you ever wanted to spend some few hours or more having fun and the time of your life with family? then Coventry Building Society Arena is the place to be. If I enjoyed being there you will certainly feel the same or more. please view, comment, like and follow me. cheers!

First ever Coventry match that I went to. Best game I saw irl, amazing game, Coventry won against Oxford 6-2

First time here, had the best time, we watched the Jack and the beanstalk show and what a fabulous performance. From the oldest to the youngest we all absolutely loved it. Will 100% be returning. You made our Christmas magical. Thank you.

I spent 2 days in the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry, last week on a leadership training event with my employer. We had a great time and we made very welcome. The facilities were great and we got to make use of the stage which was a real privilege to see behind the scenes. Fantastic theatre!

Went to see 80’s Mania show. Absolutely great! A real bounce back to the old days of real music. Lots of dancing in the aisles. Theatre staff well organised, although prepaid drinks at interval in bar were missing, so time was lost requesting them again, and interval was only of 15 minutes or so.

Went to Neil Diamond Ultimate tribute at short notice. Reception and bar areas modern and spacious but drinks service struggles with numbers. Staff are friendly and helpful. Theatre area a little dated with seats OK but not much leg room. Was sat right at back and I thought sound could be a little better but could hear the music fine (struggled to hear singer when he was talking).

It is a wonderful place. I love going there, and it is good that the theater is in the city. It adds to the city, and the people of the city perform many wonderful shows and plays, and sitting there is also comfortable for work.

Lovely theatre,comfy seats. Fare prices at the bar. Went to see "calling planet earth"...Great show.

Attended the opening night of “The Book Thief” I was incredibly apprehensive in how such an emotional story would translate into a musical; but it worked well! The set designs and in particular the scenes during songs were aesthetically pleasing. More dramatic scenes took a “softer” approach; I would have preferred the converse. Overall it was enjoyable, and well worth its value. Good acting from all involved. Some asynchronous dancing. The programme is well printed, of good quality and excellent price! (£5) I did find it odd that these were only being sold at entrance into the stage causing slight delays in actually getting to your seat. Friendly reminders to turn off mobile phones would have been appreciated; like theatres do in the West End. Leg room is ample; we sat in row G seats 11-12 in the main stage for reference with regards to photos. Happy to see such a popular book played out well in Coventry!

Went to see the Music from the 60s was fabulous 👌 performance yet another fantastic event from the Belgrafe Theatre a bite to eat easy parking wel worth a visit

Fantastic. Clean venue. Brilliant sound and lighting. Show was superb.

Event was in the small studio Theatre, which was ideal. Clean, a good tech team and good facilities - although both coffee bars were closed for the whole weekend due, I think, to Covid affecting staff.

Just been to the best 80's show ever ! Calling planet earth! Absolutely fantastic we didn't sit down all night and nor did anyone else what a great night 😀 So good ! Can't recommend this show enough!

Rod Stuart tribute. Some guys have all the luck. Top show. Brilliant band

Watched Zog, very well adapted from the story. The whole family enjoyed it. Staff gave a warm welcome. Booster seats for the children are £1 to use for people's future reference. We've been to many performances over the years, always a positive experience.

Whilst the show was amazing, the seating is terrible, there's just no room for your legs and it's incredibly uncomfortable. Just made the whole experience a let down. Not somewhere I'd go to again.

We recently visited to see the Santa sparkles show with our young daughter. She was quite anxious about going into the theatre so we missed our time. The staff were absolutely fantastic and pulled out all the stops to make her feel better. They allowed us to go to the next show, which she thoroughly enjoyed, and we did too. Huge thanks to the staff, particularly one of the managers Rob who couldn't have been more helpful and accommodating. Big thanks to Santa and his Elves, who were very kind and patient.

We parked 5 minutes walk away from the theatre at a car park recommended by the theatre, we enjoyed a coffee and snack attached to the theatre then watched a play. The seats were comfortable and the staff were lovely. I would definitely go again.

Went to see Tess of the D'Urbervilles production by Ochhams Razors. Would highly recommend it, the choreographing and energy of those seven actors is amazing they deserved the standing ovation they got.

Love this place!! Friendly staff, great atmosphere, obviously dependent on what kind of show you are attending but have never had a bad experience at the Belgrade! Food, drink and facilities are all top notch! Beautiful place

Loved the ambience. The staff are friendly and helpful. I had an amazing time! The 2 ugly sisters definitely made Cinderella a play worth watching! I'll be back for more!

Nice theatre in the city centre, easy to find. Didn't seem too crowded or massively busy. Had a little on-site cafe as well ☕

Birthday treat for my friends birthday. Drinks at the bar. Found our seats easily. Performance was excellent

The Belgrade is a good venue now, easy to book, reasonable prices with a discount on quantity, and good seating. The shows this season are very, very good. Tess last week (a circus interpretation of a fine West Country story) was excellent and totally deserved the standing ovation it got.

A fun night out with Queenz! A feelgood show.

beautiful theatre! i went to watch metamorphosis. The acting and the costume designs were amazing. The stage was designed with a lot of detail and the stunts that the actors did were perfect, the way the stage moved and how the actors used the stage as well as the use of props was perfect. One other thing is that the theatre is beautifully designed and the cafe is nice and not too pricy, i really hope to visit here again! If you wanna go to a theatre, this is a highly recommended place although it does get crowded on occasions because of school/college trips.

We enjoyed watching Fascinating Aida here on Thursday, February 22, 2024. It was our inaugural visit to this venue. Helpful staff delivered efficient but friendly service – smiles were in plentiful supply. Seats were comfortable. WCs were spotless – and the same could be said throught the venue. We will recommend this theatre to others.

Very impressed with the theatre. It’s had an overhaul and it looks great! We went to the pantomime and was pleasantly surprised. The seats were comfortable (we were in a box), and pretty good views. The show was very funny, the dancers were lovely and the actors were fantastic! Lots of laughs were had with lots of local references. The bathrooms were clean and were spaced out around the theatre. I’d highly recommend a trip to the theatre!

It's a nice place to go for a walk or take your kids out to play as they have swings, slides, and few more obstacles. They have tennis court where you can play but I guess you need to have a membership there. They also have skateboard ground, public ground and small caffe like place where you can buy small snacks, water, coffee stuff

Nice spacious park with plenty of parking, first 3 hours are free & you dont need a ticket..theyve got a large kids playing area, half of it is a sand play area were the slides and climbing frames are so be prepared for kiddies to get abit mucky, theres also some swings..not alot to do for toddlers and little ones..probs spent max 15 minutes there before kiddies got bored, theres a lovely sensory garden to visit, kids had fun with the taste & smell sections..the visitor centre was closed so check for opening times before you go & the cafe onsite was heaving!!! Only wanted some hot water but kids were so unsettled by that point that there were was no way I could stand in that queue...overall ok I'd say, pleasant outing:)) Good to take scooters/bikes/activities for kiddies to play x

So today we visited the Godiva Festival, (Sunday) well attended as always. Entry price makes the day very affordable if you bring the family. I paid £28 for a family of 5 including parking on site. An absolute bargain. But your not allowed to bring your own food or drinks in. Line up this year wasn't as strong as previous years, but a good day was had by all.

Fantastic park to visit for anyone, all ages. So much to do, nice walks as long or short as you can manage, excellent facilities for both adults and kids, an amazing play and splash park which gives hours of free fun to the kids. Nice coffee outlet, just a really nice day out in the fresh air. Very quiet considering it's proximity to major roads and the city centre. Also very dog friendly.

Great place with very nice views and a good location. Free parking for 3 hours.

The Godiva Festival was really lovely even though we only spent the last few hours there. We enjoyed Sister Sledge and also the brass bands that played on one of the other stages. It was great to see so many families with at least 3, if not 4, generations of kids out and about enjoying themselves. The Memorial Park is perfect for everyone.

Regularly visited Memorial Park, whether for the park or for Godiva Festival and recently Radio 1 Big Weekend. Great park with easy public access and good open spaces and facilities. Also good place to host concerts at in general.

I parked at the park and ride, which is free for 3 hours. had a lovely walk around looking at the war memorial and into the small sensory garden and talked with the birds in the aivery . Grabbed a coffee at the cafe and carried on back to the car ... It's quite a popular park for walkers, joggers, and dog walkers . Play areas for kids and a skate park for the daring ones . Tennis courts are available ..

Nice place. Peaceful and relaxing. 3 hours of free parking.

A good place to enjoy the vacation. Children were so happy to play in the park. Kids park is very spacious. They could really enjoy. They were played in sand . There is lots of spot for taking pictures. We can enjoy the real beauty of the nature.

Had a wonderful walker around Memorial Park, and always have a nice walk. Kept clean and staff a friendly. There are lots of squirrels and birds around to watch. Very nice walk and plenty of routes to take. There is a bistro, playground, small skate park, tennis courts, mini golf, and a small bird house with a sensory garden. There are several memorial gardens throughout the park and a large memorial statue. Beautiful trees and a pleasant walk. Evens throughout the year, from kids clubs to the godiva festival and other events. Lovely place for all ages to enjoy the great outdoors. Several interesting information boards and memorials around the park. A lovely place for a walk or to spend the day right in the heart of Coventry. Free parking for the first three hours. Ample parking spaces and multiple entrances to the park.

morning well spent walking around this park! it’s very well maintained, it’s quite big! you also have a lovely park for children with sand and loads of different activities! if you stay less than 3 hours the park and ride is free!

Death, intrigue, scandal and spilt custard...are not compulsory when you visit St. Mary's Guildhall, but can be discovered in more than 600 years worth of stories from the finest medieval guildhall in the country. Located in the city's historic Cathedral Quarter, St. Mary's Guildhall miraculously survived the Second World War bombing raids, and stands as a monument to the power and wealth of medieval Coventry. With magnificent interiors, collections of armour, historic furniture, artworks and internationally important tapestries, the Guildhall offers a window into Coventry's glorious past. A prison to Mary, Queen of Scots, a theatre for Shakespeare and an inspiration to George Eliot, St. Mary's Guildhall is a fascinating free experience for all ages, at the historic heart of the city of Coventry. Is currently closed for renovations and will reopen at the beginning of 2022.

Gemstone in a concrete jungle.....hidden away in side lanes of historic Coventry, this classic building is draped in history that is the envy of many global cities....yet underrated and not used as showcase for this city.....a must to visit the building and the area it sits in Enjoy

Little hidden gem in the heart of Coventry. Historically interesting place to visit with knowledgeable staff. Had fun trying on the garments and hats relevant to the times.

I was not expecting such a great experience when I entered it. It's one of the best medieval places I've been, the feeling you have once inside is very different from visiting some medieval ruins. The restoration work at St. Mary's while maintaining the original building was amazing. The staff is very friendly and will teach you a lot. Definitely is worth the visit when in Coventry. The price is cheap for the amount of history and autentic medieval feeling you get.

Beautiful old building. No entrance fee, stair lift to main hall but not to upper rooms. Lots of information panels with interesting details. The upper rooms have furniture and really give a sense of how they were used and what it would be like back then. No toilet, but there is a cafe right next to it.

Fantastic afternoon tea at St Mary's Guildhall - Tales of Tea. Spacious and very atmospheric in the crypt. Plenty of tables and very busy when we booked for Saturday 10th September 2022. The food is pricey, but well worth it as every item is handmade and exquisite. The service from the waitresses and the host was outstanding. If you wish to leave a tip do make sure it's in cash - otherwise the owners retain it. Last booking is 2.45pm most days but, hopefully, hours will be extended in the near future. Thank you very much to all the team for making this a really enjoyable experience.

What an amazing gem of history! It’s like traveling in time across 700 years since when Coventry first became an independent city and eventually the centre of power in England when Henry VI moved to the city during the War of the Roses. Fascinating place, very well kept and wonderful staff sharing their knowledge of history across every century.

Visited this wonderful building on Wednesday 6 July. Great staff, who ensured an elderly gentleman could manage the information tablet. This was really useful, but I learnt considerably more from the lovely lady member of staff who accompanied me. What she told me about the tapestry wouldn’t be on the tablet, and I was captivated by her account of how this precious building was prepared for the blitz by removing stained glass, the tapestry and finials in the roof to a place of safe keeping. Well done to all who have invested time, money and skills to preserve this place for us. Friendly, knowledgeable and attentive staff - thank you all. Went on to enjoy a cream tea at the tea room and then explore the new cathedral, which reduced me to tears.

Absolutely worth a visit. It's a shame that it's not advertised more, I have walked past it a number of times without realising it was a museum. It's very good value, very well staffed and very very interesting. Coventry has a number of gems like this but doesn't shout about them enough

We went in the summer holidays. The children has a great time with King Henry and his Jester. The activities were well thought out and could be enjoyed by all. The Guildhall itself is very impressive. It is very interactive and has tablets and audio tours for children and adults. The explorer and sensory bags were also a great touch.

We visited during the Heritage Open Days and we really enjoyed it. We’ve been here before but it’s been awhile. What a beautiful place. A real gem in the city. So much historical and so well preserved. Like the freedom that we could wander everywhere without people trying to get you to see something. The rooms are so intricate with so much history and detail. I felt you could spend an afternoon there if you loved history. I’d highly recommend a visit!

Excellent guide Marion brought the place to life. She was super knowledgeable and gave a thorough history of this amazing and beautiful building.

Fantastic guildhall with the oldest tapestry in England, still in its original place

Very clean place, recently completely redone, very well informed staff providing lots of information. But still, tickets are very expensive for such a smallish place. But it's definitely worth a visit.

Had a wonderful visit to the Guildhall! I enjoyed it so much I booked to go back again! The tablets provide lots of information as you go around. The staff are very knowledgeable and told us so many interesting facts and told us what we were looking at. I popped my head into the restaurant afterwards which looked gorgeous, so will book a table there next time. Definitely worth a visit, especially for history buffs

Beautiful Tudor building hidden in Coventry approached by a fairly insignificant doorway but amazing to behold 👍✔️❗🙏

Great place we'll kept and knowledgeable staff thank you

Recently reopened this medieval building built in 1342 is well worth a visit. It has been brilliantly restored. A cafe and tea room is due to open shortly.

A beautiful place for arts & crafts, food and vintage shopping! The whole concept is chill and filled with good vibes! Perfect for family and friends to hang out and gather ☺️ Loads of events happening too so checkout their website regularly to grab your tickets. It’s a factory concept where little stalls are located in their own containers, selling unique items and embracing their own creativity with their distinctive touch of wonders

I've lived in Coventry all my life but didn't know this place existed. There was a craft and indoor plant sale on with lots of stalls. It was really good. Very impressed. I'm not sure if this was a one off or if similar events happen frequently, but it was nice

Great little village of curiosity shops to look through. Not your general shopping more adventurous and inspirational shopping. If you like Sci-Fi figures and memorabilia then there's a place for you. If you like books and a good cup of coffee then come and visit.

It's rare you find quirky places this is one of them! Definitely recommend to visit I personally loved it! I'm abit of a nerd to be honest and this place is heaven, everyone was pleasant had some great in-depths talks with the owners of some shops. Food is well priced and I feel like this place has really thought of things when it comes to the community aspect.

A fantastic night had the bass band was excellent the staff and the stalls were great

Absolute gem of an independent retail village. From vintage clothes to upcycled furniture to graffiti lessons - there is nothing you can't find here! Some great food spots as well including vegan and gluten free.

A truly eclectic gem of a place in Coventry. A good variety of shops, stalls, events and eateries to entice anyone into a visit. After a mooch about we enjoyed coffee and brownies at choc n roll, I was lush, I'd definitely recommend.

What a nice place! Kind of hippie and very cool. Perfect for a Sunday afternoon. Really enjoyed what we've seen here.

Many hides and huge area to take a walk close to the ponds and marshes. It's a specific ecosystem available for walk and observation. Many kinds of birds could be a point of interest. Possible to take a good rest in hides or walk around waters in Nature Reserve. Many flies could be a kind of issue through trails. The most important is opening time, that should be minimum till 8 pm.

Great place to visit for a nice walk and nature watching. Sensory garden, mud kitchen and other activities for children. Cafe serves great food and drink

Really interesting day. plenty to see lovely access to birds and you can view them in the hides dotted around. A little difficult to access when it is muddy or wet. No real disabled access to much of the area. But a real hidden gem in Coventry

Fantastic place! The diverse habitats and pools bring in so much to see and enjoy. Joined Warwickshire Wildlife Trust straight away and will visit regularly. Watched someone hand feeding a Robin and kids/families laughing and exploring. Wonderful.

A nice pleasent spot for a peaceful walk..lots to see and explore and a fair entry fee to...worth more than one visit I think.

Surprised to find such a nice place so close to Coventry! Visiting in Oct I didn't expect to see much. The first thing to greet me was a muntjack that looked at me for a few seconds. All the usual wildfowl are there. I've not seen so many Lapwings before. Woodpeckers are everywhere. A very nice place to have a walk through the woods. I'll be back again for sure 😊

Fabulous place. Great for families photographers and fresh air. So many varieties of plants and tree's. A play area for kids The Cafe is nice even the outdoor area good coffee ☕ and cake 🍰 I've not tried the Sunday dinner but it's always booked up so that's a good sign. There's so much more to explore than meets the eye. Free entry in the winter (not sure for how many months)

Lovely morning out being shown round this organic garden, lots of information and good ideas.

What has happened to this place. Once an amazing Organic Gardens now? Where are all the beautiful exhibitions and gardens. Very disappointed and sad.

Fantastic day out, gardens are beautiful, diverse and interesting and the café served a delicious lunch with plenty of meat, vegetarian and vegan options. Highly recommend!

Disappointed because most of the gardens no longer exist. Only 1 acre instead of the original 10 acres. You have to make an appointment to view the garden. No restaurant or any other facilities. It's been taken over by Coventry university. We did manage to see the reduced size garden which was nice, mixture of fruit and vegetables, but not really worth the trip.

The Stock Pot café is superb. Excellent food and service plus reasonable price. A real gem

We attended a guided tour recently. Despite the awful weather it was a great experience. Beautiful gardens and a very informative experience led by the Head Gardener. Would highly recommend.

Staff are helpful at this lovely organic garden centre. As well as display plants there are plants on sale, organic seeds, meals and snacks, gifts and lots of information.

The Gardens are interesting and so is the ethos, but they shut the shop selling organic produce which was great. The restaurant has also changed, and we did not use it.

Nice little piece of history, and a calming place to visit. The windows were nice, with a clean shaven Christ on one. The nearly 500 year old Bishops bible was fascinating too. Friendly and welcoming to all. Very enjoyable

I had never been inside this beautiful church before. I couldn't believe how spectacular it was, such history. I loved it. The people who we met were so knowledgeable and helpful. Don't miss this when you are in the city.

Holy Trinity Church offers a serene atmosphere and beautiful architecture. Whether for worship or quiet contemplation, it's a peaceful sanctuary in the heart of the city.

An extremely impressive welcome and good teaching ministry. Good mix of church members with the range of ages and a number of international cultures.

Beautiful church. Very friendly. Wonderful varied, inclusive concert. Very happy. Thank you

A stunning old church ⛪️ next to the new and old cathedrals. Free to visit.

This medieval church is easily overlooked being right by Coventry cathedral but survived the war thanks to the priest and his sons who slept in the porch and hurled away stray incendiary bombs. Well done them! Lovely interior, really unusual huge stone pulpit. Doom painting is well examined. Terrifying! Helpful guides.

A beautiful church. Much used for concerts. Home of a Doom Painting. Home of a War Memorial to HMS Coventry sunk during the Falklands War. When I visited was busy with a school concert.

We are so lucky to make it for their 1130am Sunday service on Trinity Sunday. It’s amazing choir and beautiful service by the Priest. It’s a very historical building with all the wood work, hand carved stones flooring. Beautiful church located at the center of town. Lovely place to come for prayers and find some inner moments.

A beautiful church. Much used for concerts.

This church sits in the shadow of the Cathedral. I loved the architecture in this church. Such an intimate church in the middle of the city. Hardly a sinner (lol!) about. So peaceful to just sit and let your mind wander.

Amazing visit. Highly recommend. I was welcomed by a very knowledgeable young gentleman. Everyone there was so friendly and helpful. The tour of the house is well worth it! I learnt so much. Great tea and cake too.

Excellent place, full of history. Highly recommended.

Very engaging talk on their open day

Wonderful evocation of life nearly 600 years ago. Peaceful and informative. Love the garden too.

A wonderful visit. The guide was knowledgeable and enthusiastic. We learnt so much. All the little details brilliantly brought the routine of the weaver, his household and his neighbours to life. Absolutely brilliant!

We went on a heritage open day. The volunteers were friendly and gave an interesting tour- not that there was much to see! It's really just the interior of a modest grade 2* listed dating back 500 years and a heritage garden at the back- growing only plants and vegetables typical to the time the houses were first used.

Excellent little place with lots to see in a very small area. Funding is by donation and the volunteers are very enthusiastic and knowledgeable. There's a little café with tea and coffee and home made cake. A perfect place on a spring day for an hour or so. It does get very busy and it's a small site so for small children they can lose patience!