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Amid Coventry’s modern skyline, the slender spire rising beside the glass curves of The Wave leisure centre may surprise passers-by. This is Greyfriars Spire, the last remaining remnant of a once-grand medieval Franciscan friary that shaped Coventry’s spiritual landscape centuries ago.

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Tucked away in the heart of Coventry, Ford’s Hospital stands as one of the city's most evocative examples of Tudor architecture and civic benevolence. Built in 1509, this beautiful half-timbered structure was originally founded by local merchant William Ford to serve as an almshouse for elderly people. Its legacy as a charitable institution has survived centuries, war, and re...

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The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, located in the heart of Coventry, is not just a museum; it's a cultural anchor that weaves together the city's vibrant past, creative present and aspirational future. Opened in 1960 and named after the local philanthropist Sir Alfred Herbert, this museum is an essential stop for anyone interested in history, art, architecture and social n...

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At the corner of Hay Lane and Bayley Lane, a seemingly ordinary SPAR convenience store operates out of an extraordinary piece of Coventry’s industrial past. This three-storey red-brick building is a classic example of a “topshop”</str...

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The Golden Cross Inn, located at the corner of Hay Lane and Pepper Lane, is one of Coventry’s oldest pubs. Dating back to 1583, it’s a fine example of post-medieval timber-framed public house architecture, still retaining much of its original character.

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