• Lady Godiva Statue - Begin the journey at Broadgate with the Lady Godiva Statue, positioned at the core of Coventry’s ‘City of Tomorrow,’ envisioned by Donald Gibson during the city’s post-war redevelopment.
• New Buildings - Adjacent to the last standing former ribbon weaving factory in the City Centre, discover the rise and fall of this industry while standing next to the remaining wall of the original Coventry Cathedral, St Mary’s.
• Sir Frank Whittle statue - Near the statue of Sir Frank Whittle, an engineer and RAF officer from Earlsdon, uncover the captivating tale of the jet engine’s inventor.
• Lady Herbert’s Garden - Wander through Lady Herbert’s Garden, where the history of the bicycle industry’s inception and the evolution of the modern bike unfolds. Turn around to see the best-preserved section of the Coventry City Wall’s fascinating history, preserved by industrialist Alfred Herbert.
• A4053 - Surprisingly, take a few moments to appreciate the engineering marvel that is the Coventry Ring Road!
• Millennium Place - Next to the Coventry Transport Museum, delve into the story of Coventry’s motor industry, its rise as England’s motor city, its global car manufacturing prominence, and its near disappearance.
• Palmer Lane - Off the beaten path, discover hidden treasures within the city’s heart that even many locals are unaware of.
• Old Grammar School - On a single street corner, find the Old Grammar School, an artwork celebrating Coventry’s motor industry, and a building named after the city’s most famous poet.
• Belgrade Theatre - As the tour circles the exterior of the Belgrade Theatre, learn about the theatre’s history, Coventry’s legacy of renowned plays, Ira Aldridge as the first Black man to portray Othello 200 years after its creation, and the three most influential women in the city’s arts history.
• Bond’s Hospital - Spend time exploring the building erected in 1505 by Thomas Bond, still fulfilling its original purpose over five centuries later.
• The Parish Church of St John the Baptist - Outside this church, initially built as a private worship space for the city’s wealthiest, the guide will explain its connection to the phrase ‘Sent to Coventry.’
• Historic Spon Street - In and around Spon Street, delve deeper into industries like dyeing, tanning, watchmaking, and bicycles. Discover the street’s long-standing status as a major road in the country and uncover some of the area’s hidden histories.
• Coventry Market Shopping Centre - The Coventry Market Shopping Centre is a vibrant and diverse shopping destination located in the heart of Coventry, United Kingdom.
• Bull Yard - In The Bull Yard and Shelton Square, learn more about the ‘City of Tomorrow’ and the stories behind the area’s eclectic public artworks, while also discovering its historical significance.
• Cheylesmore Manor House - Pass by a 700-year-old Royal Palace hidden in the city’s heart. Hear fascinating stories about its heritage.
• New Union Street - Listen to the incredible story of Coventry’s enduring landmark, Greyfriars Spire.
• Fords Hospital - Fords Hospital, also known as Ford’s Almshouses, is a historic charitable institution in Coventry, United Kingdom. Founded in the early 16th century by William Ford, a wealthy merchant, it was designed to provide housing and support for elderly residents in need.
• Hertford Street - Hertford Street is a notable thoroughfare in the city center of Coventry, United Kingdom. This street is renowned for its commercial and cultural significance, featuring various shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

• Professional local tour guide

Experience a private, exclusive tour with a personal local guide. Discover the intriguing history and lively culture of Coventry on a private walking tour. The adventure starts at the renowned Lady Godiva Statue in Broadgate, representing Coventry’s post-war revival. Throughout this guided journey, explore Coventry’s hidden treasures, learn about the origins of the bicycle industry at Lady Herbert’s Garden, and hear the story of the Coventry City Wall’s preservation. Immerse yourself in the city’s rich motor industry heritage at Millennium Place and uncover its enduring landmarks, such as Greyfriars Spire. Coventry’s legacy of renowned plays, historical markets, and remarkable architecture will be revealed as you wander through this vibrant city.

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