Coventry Cathedral
St Michael's Cathedral, consecrated in 1962 right beside the ruins of the old cathedral; Jacob Epstein's St Michael sculpture is on its east wall.
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St Michael's Cathedral, consecrated in 1962 right beside the ruins of the old cathedral; Jacob Epstein's St Michael sculpture is on its east wall.
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Shell of the 14th-century church of St Michael, a cathedral from 1918, bombed in the Second World War; its 87-metre tower and spire survive.
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Museum, art gallery and records archive on Jordan Well, next to the cathedral quarter.
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Large public collection of British-made road transport: more than 240 cars and commercial vehicles, 100 motorcycles and 200 bicycles.
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Grade I listed medieval guildhall on Bayley Lane, open for visits, with a tea room and restaurant.
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Parish church beside the cathedral, known for the doom wall painting above its chancel arch.
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Bronze equestrian statue of Lady Godiva, titled Self Sacrifice, on a Portland stone plinth in Broadgate.
Excavated remains of the medieval priory and first cathedral of Coventry, destroyed at the Dissolution of the Monasteries.
Historic street on the old route from Gosford to Birmingham, with some of the city's surviving timber-framed buildings.
The first civic theatre built in Britain after the Second World War, now Grade II listed.
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Grade I listed half-timbered almshouse founded by the merchant William Ford in 1509.
Almshouse built in 1506 around a courtyard on Hill Street and still used as charitable housing; Grade II* listed.
One of two surviving gates of the medieval city walls, and the only one a road still runs through.
Grade I listed building incorporating remains of a Carthusian priory founded in 1381, south-east of the centre.
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