Coventry
Properties and events in Coventry
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Albany Theatre Backstage Tours
Get exclusive backstage access to The Albany, an art deco theatre built in the 1930s. Hear about the storied history of this arts venue, from its origins as a college lecture hall to its role in World War II and its present-day use as a theatre.
Anglican Chapel, London Road Cemetery
The Anglican Chapel was restored and opened as an event venue in 2022, with new interpretation throughout the wider cemetery. Drop in to view the space and find out the stories of some of the ordinary people buried in the Cemetery.
Artful Echoes - A selection of works held at Coventry University Archives
A specially curated exhibition for Heritage Open Days 2026 showing unseen works by Anthony Hobson, Roy Wilson, Helen Lohmann, Dame Ellen Terry, Frederick Lanchester, Alice Cobert and Peter Eugene Ball.
AudaTours Coventry Audio Tour: Hands to the Work
A self-guided audio tour of Coventry, exploring the weavers, watch-makers, ribbon trade and car-workers who built the city.
Bond's Hospital
Bond's Hospital is a Grade II Listed Building with a section of the City Wall in it's garden. This building provides sheltered accommodation for the elderly.
Coombe Abbey Hotel's History
Come and find out more about Coombe Abbey's History, starting where it all began as a monastery, right up to the present day! Enjoy a scone & a pot of tea too.
Dame Goodyvers Daye
A feast day dating back to 15th century. We will bring different communities together creatively to remember Coventry Godiva heritage of the past, heroes from different cultures and faiths of Coventry today.
Ford's Hospital
Considered to be one of the finest examples of 16th Century domestic buildings in England. In 2006 an episode of Dr Who was filmed here.
Heritage themed Miniature Railway Open Day
Enjoy train rides on our heritage themed miniature railway along the River Sowe. For Heritage Day 2026, we are embracing the theme of “Everyday Histories”, exploring the daily working lives of those who keep railways running - past and present.
Holy Trinity Church Coventry
Medieval parish church with 15th century Doom painting. The historic building is still a living place of worship, also hosting concerts almost every other week.
Moments in Time - Coventry Watch Museum
Come along to the Coventry Watch Museum where you will find out what it was like to live in a Coventry court. Come and see the famous crack caused by a shockwave during the April 1941 Blitz.
St Mary Magdalen - the Church with the Blue Roof
Find out about the history of the church and its role in the life of the community. From early days as a tin tabernacle, to our new fresco we provide a focal point for the community. Experience it yourself while you listen to live music.
St Mary's Guildhall
Explore a remarkable piece of UK history. Showcasing Coventry’s rich heritage, St Mary’s Guildhall is embodied in over 700 years of history. St Mary’s Guildhall is one of the finest surviving medieval guildhalls in the country.
The Chamber of Silence at the War Memorial Park
The Chamber of Silence is only open twice a year, it gives the public a chance to see inside and view the Rolls of the Fallen.