Coventry

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 Coventry is a large city in the West Midlands (region) | West Midlands region of England, part of the United Kingdom. It has a population presence of just over 300,000, making it the eleventh largest city in the nation. Locally and the city has been known as 'The Three Spired City', named for the church and cathedral spires that form the most striking aspect of the city's landscape. Coventry is perhaps best known for its association with the 11th century legend of Lady Godiva and for its two cathedrals, one of which is preserved as ruins after heavy bombing in the Second World War. Although an old city, visitors should not expect much in the way of medieval architecture or old-world charm. Extensive rebuilding of the city following the war in the 1940s and 1950s replaced much of the city's pre-war appeal with questionable concrete structures and a highly pedestrianised downtown.

Coventry Halal Travel Guide

History

The area that Coventry now occupies has been inhabited for over 1,000 years. The city's most notable claim to fame is its association with Lady Godiva, who rode naked through the city streets in order to gain a remission of the oppressive taxation imposed by her husband on his tenants. Lore has it that the term 'Peeping Tom' is derived from this tale, describing a man named Tom who did not cover his eyes as she rode through the streets. Coventry has been an economically important city in the past, being a hub for the cloth trade in the Middle Ages and for the burgeoning automotive industry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The city's industrial prowess helped Britain's war efforts in the early 20th century; it also however made it an obvious target in the Second World War. A series of (German) bombing raids from 1940-42 (the Coventry Blitz) destroyed much of the city's infrastructure, although the single night of bombing in November 1940 dealt the largest damage, killing more than 500 people.

In the succeeding decades after the war, most of the old medieval dwellings were not rebuilt in lieu of more modern constructions, which at the time consisted of brutalist concrete structures. Subsequent to these, Coventry has undergone extensive remodelling most notably within the downtown, making it more pedestrian-friendly. Major regeneration projects such as the Stirling Prize shortlisted Phoenix Initiative (completed in 2004) have attempted to make the city a more attractive place.

How is the Climate in Coventry

In common with most of the UK, Coventry experiences cool winters and mild summers with moderate annual rainfall. Winter temperatures seldom drop below -10°C (14°F) and the summer months rarely exceed 30°C (86°F). Moderate but occasionally disruptive snowfall is likely in January or February.

How to travel to Coventry

By road

Coventry is at the centre of the UK Motorway network. The M6 passes the north of the city. The M1 is easily accessible via the A45 towards london and the M69 northbound. The M40 is accessed along the A46.

To enjoy the drive into Coventry approach along the A46, exiting at Kenilworth. Drive through central Kenilworth and past the Abbey Fields park before turning right towards Coventry. The broad tree-lined Kenilworth Road offers a beautiful boulevard into the city.

The city also provides a Park and Ride facility, see ventry_frameset.shtml National Park and Ride Directory

You can reach Coventry from London using Megabus which starts at roughly £13 return, but it arrives in Cannon Park, near Tesco, not the downtown. National Express has buses arriving at the Bus Hub (Pool Meadow), which can sometimes be cheaper at some times, though on average, Megabus proposes more options that are almost as affordable as the cheapest, yet less common National Express's equivalents.

One feasible problem visitors to Coventry City centre may encounter is the infamous Coventry ring road. It can be very confusing to first time users, with its single on/off ramps. Speed is limited to 40 mph, but don't be surprised to see cars pass by at [sometimes much higher speeds, racing to get off at the next junction! If you plan to come to Coventry (and want to visit the downtown), it's advisable to have someone who understands the ring road drive you around first.

By rail

Coventry train station and square 14d06 - Coventry train station Coventry station GPS 52.400874,-1.514053 is on the main London Euston to Birmingham rail route operated by Virgin. There are three trains to and from London Euston station every hour from platform 1. The journey takes about an hour and (as of July 2011) costs about £41 for an adult off peak return. Significantly cheaper advance single tickets may be found if booking far enough in advance, and Megatrain also offer tickets on a few of the emptier of these trains (generally Monday-Thursday only) for as little as £2.50 return, again if booked far enough in advance.Alternatively London Midland offer an hourly service to and from Euston that takes about 1 hour 45 minutes, but has cheaper off peak and super off peak tickets compared to those valid on Virgin's trains.

Trains to central Birmingham are even more frequent, with a 25 minutes journey time. Birmingham International, serving the NEC and Birmingham Airport, is just 10 minutes away.

Buy a Flight ticket to and from Coventry

• Birmingham Airport (IATA Flight Code: BHX) is closer to the centre of Coventry than it is to central Birmingham and a drive should not take much longer than 30 minutes depending on the traffic situation. A taxi from the airport costs around £20. Another option is to take the free AirRail Link to the Birmingham International railway station from where trains to Coventry depart several times each hour.
• Coventry Airport (IATA Flight Code: CVT) is a private airport that has no scheduled flights.

Best way to travel in Coventry by a Taxi

Many firms operate within Coventry. Black Cabs can be flagged down on the street but private hire taxis must be booked. Popular firms include:

• Allens Taxis ☎ +44 2476 555 555 - Operating since 1938.

• Central Taxis ☎ +44 24 7633 3333 - Offers student rates.

• Yellow Taxis Coventry ☎ +44 2476 100 100 - Like black cabs, but yellow.

Book a Halal Cruise or Boat Tour in Coventry

The Coventry canal terminates just outside the ring road. It joins the Trent and Mersey and the rest of the main English and Welsh canal network near Lichfield. Operating a boat in the canal requires a licence from the Canal and River trust. Boats are available for hire from various providers on the canal network.

How to get around in Coventry

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Travel on a Bus in Coventry

There are a plethora of buses serving Coventry all run by National Express, although first time users or those unfamiliar with city bus transport can find the sheer number of different routes intimidating. Cost within the city boundaries is standardised at £2.10 per journey, apart from single journeys within the ring road, which are £1. Daysaver tickets for unlimited travel within the Coventry area for one day are £4 for adults and £3.10 for those under 16.

If you plan on travelling frequently by bus, travelcards are available. Many are only available for purchase from participating agents, which are listed ckets-prices/travelcards/how-to-buy-a-travelcard/ here October 2017|August 2023, although some can be purchased online.

• Adult Coventry Faresaver allows unlimited travel at any time around Coventry. 1 week costs £13.00 (available only from participating agents) and 4 weeks costs £45.25.
• Adult Coventry Off-Peak Faresaver are valid in the Coventry area all day Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. Travel on weekdays (Monday - F) is limited to between 9:30AM and 3:30PM, and from 6PM onwards. 1 week costs £9.50 (available only from participating agents)

By car

Coventry's downtown is not very car-friendly. With the pedestrianisation of large tracts of the central business neighborhood, travelling in the confusing patchwork of roads winding around the pedestrian quarters can be very frustrating. The ringroad surrounding the downtown is a very quick method of getting around, but its frantic pace and multiple sudden exits make it notoriously difficult for visitors. There is ongoing construction work outside the town hall and Herbert Art Gallery which will further restrict accessibility by car, narrowing the road down from two lanes to one.

In contrast and the city's suburbs are much better suited for vehicle transport, although as expected of a city rush hours tend to be very busy.

What to see in Coventry

Historic

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• Coventry Gothic Church Gothic Church Quarter 52.408333, -1.506944 Coventry Gothic Church - Coventry Gothic Church -from above-8 38070 The Gothic architecture|mediaeval Gothic Gothic Church of Street Michael was built in the late 14th-early 15th century, but largely destroyed by the (German) Luftwaffe on the night of 14 November 1940 in an incendiary bombing raid - only the tower, spire and outer walls remained. A new cathedral was built 1956-1962 next to the old (which now forms a memorial garden) to a design by Basil Spence. The cathedral is noted for its striking post-war modern design and the large tapestry of Christ enthroned, its innovative stained glass windows and various items of sculpture. These include (on the façade) the striking sculpture of St Michael's Victory over the Devil by Sir Jacob Epstein. Recent archaeological digs have uncovered the remains of the original monastic settlement founded by Lord Leofric in 1043 and these have been incorporated into the priory gardens and an interpretive centre exhibits some notable finds.

• Lunt Roman Fort Coventry Road, Baginton 52.37272, -1.496571 ☎ +44 24 7630-3567 Adults £2, concessions £1 Lunt Roman Fort Lunt fort baginton - A2061402 Based in the nearby village of Baginton, thit is a partial reconstruction of a Roman fort that stood on the site from c. 60 - 80 CE, erected in response to Boudicca's revolt. Exhibits include a museum of Roman period life (based on finds excavated at the site between 1965 and 1973), a model of the fort and occasional full costume re-enactments of Roman military manoeuvres.

• Spon Street Central Coventry 52.408, -1.51632 - Spon Street - WTC badgersruleok e3 A historic street that was once part of an important trade route from London to Shrewsbury and Holyhead. In the 18th century it was one of the world's major centres of watchmaking. Since the end of the Second World War the street has halved in length due to the construction of the city's ring-road. Some historic buildings that survived the Coventry Blitz were relocated here in the 1960s. Today the street is home to 26 shops and forms a large concentration of the city's medieval structures.

• St. Mary's Guildhall Bayley Lane 52.4077, -1.5078 ☎ +44 24 7683-3328 Opening Hours: March–October: Sunday - Thursday 10AM Monday - 4PM Free (donations welcome) Street Mary's Guildhall Street Marys Hall -Coventry -8o08 A medieval guildhall built in the 14th century across the way from the Gothic Church ruins. A notable visitor was Mary, Queen of Scots, who was stayed here when she was detained in Coventry in 1569. The room she was traditionally thought to have stayed in is open. Also includes Godiva Café, a café-restaurant, open 11AM Monday - 3PM year-round.

Arts and Theatres

• Belgrade Theatre | Belgrade Plaza - GPS: 52.4096, -1.5120 ☎ +44 24 7655-3055 Opening Hours: Box office: Monday to Saturday 10:30AM Monday - 5:30PM - The Belgrade Theatre in Coventry - Belgrade Theatre

A live performance venue with a 1,158 seating capacity. It was the first civic theatre to be built after the Second World War and is now a Grade II listed building.

• Warwick Arts Centre | University of Warwick campus - GPS: 52.379955, -1.561376 ☎ +44 24 7652-4524 Opening from Monday to Saturday 8:30AM Monday - 11PM, Sunday 2PM Monday - 11PM - WTC Steve Walton IMG 9613WarwickArtsCentre edit - Warwick Arts Centre On the University of Warwick campus, it is the second largest arts complex in the UK, with regular leading theatre, film, music, comedy tours, dance events and more. There are also two bars, a café, and a bookshop with over 30,000 titles. - A6902924}}

Coventry Transport Museum (1) - The Coventry Transport Museum

Museums

• Coventry Transport Museum | Millenium Place, Hales Street 52.4108, -1.5092 ☎ +44 24 7623-4270 Opening Hours: 10AM Monday - 5PM (last admission 4:30PM) Free - Coventry Transport Museum (1) - Coventry Transport Museum A museum hosting the largest collection of British road transport in the world with over 230 cars and commercial vehicles, 250 cycles and 90 motorcycles. Closed 24–26 December and 1 January.
• Herbert Art Gallery and Museum | Jordan Well - GPS: 52.407159, -1.506098 ☎ +44 24 7683-2386 Free (donations welcome) - The Herbert extension - - 866158 - Herbert Art Gallery and Museum - Moderately large local museum with exhibits on local and natural history. Has exhibits related to Lady Godiva and the Coventry Blitz, among other things.
• Midland Air Museum | Coventry Road, Baginton ☎ +44 24 7630-3567 Adults £4.25, children £2.50 concessions £3.75 - Midland Air Museum entrance and Vulcan - Midland Air Museum - Star exhibits include the Avro Vulcan bomber and a legacy centre dedicated to the work of Sir Frank - pioneer of the jet engine.

Parks

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• Allesley Park Allesley Hall Drive, Allesley Park 52.4192, -1.5606 ☎ +44 24 7667 6580 Free, golf: Adults £7.50, senior and junior £3.50, crazy golf: £2.40 Allesley Park A large park in the western suburbs which opened as a deer park in the 13th century. It has been awarded a Green Flag awarded, certifying its excellent credentials as a park. Facilities include a golf and crazy golf course, a children's play area and a walled garden.

• Coombe Country Park Brinklow Road, Binley - GPS: Opening Hours: 7:30AM Monday - various, ectory_record/278/coombe_country_park depending on time of year Free entry (£3.40 for parking) A 500-acre site on the eastern extremities of Coventry, about 4 miles (6.4km) from the downtown. It contains woodland, gardens, scenic walks, birdwatching opportunities and a reasonably priced café, and is worth the trip out.

• Lake View Park Lake View Road, Coundon - GPS: Opening Hours: Open dawn to dusk Free A scenic park used for wildlife conservation. Despite its name no lake actually exists within the park, although it does have the river Sherbourne flowing through it.

• War Memorial Park Kenilworth Road - GPS: Opening Hours: 24 hours day, all year-round, visitor centre: 9am-7pm Free entry, ectory_record/368/war_memorial_park sports facilities: see website A park which opened in 1921 as a tribute to the city's fallen soldiers of the First World War. Receives over 400,000 visitors per year. Contains many sporting facilities including tennis courts, football pitches and a bowls green, as well as a cenotaph and themed gardens, an aviary, a children's play area and two cafés.

Sports

• SkyDome Arena @ice.co.uk Croft Road ☎ +44 24 7663-0674 - A multipurpose centre for public ice-skating, ice dancing and home to the co.uk/ Coventry Blaze and ventryPhoenixHockey/ Coventry Phoenix ice hockey teams. Also houses a multiplex cinema.

• Brandon Stadium - Coventry Stadium | Rugby Road, Brandon ☎ +44 24 7654-2395 - Brandon_Stadium A small stadium in the nearby village of Brandon, Warwickshire, hosting motorcycle speedway ( the Coventry Bees) and greyhound racing.
• The Ricoh Arena Phoenix Way, Foleshill ☎ +44 84 4873 6500 - A multi-purpose venue hosting sporting events, music concerts and business exhibitions. Home to the football club Coventry City and the rugby union side s.co.uk Wasps and the latter of which now owns the stadium.

• The Butts Park Arena Butts Road ☎ +44 24 7623-1001 £14 adults, £10 concessions A small stadium home to Coventry Rugby Football Club, Coventry Bears Rugby League, and the Coventry Jets American Football team.

• The Ivor Preece Field 105 Rugby Road, Binley Woods ☎ +44 24 7654-1070 - A very small stadium (250 seats) home to Broadstreet Rugby Football Club.

Whittle Arch - The Whittle Arches

Other

• Christmas Lights Switch-On, downtown. This annual event is around mid-November, and features a line-up of music acts, presenters, fireworks and various other things. There is also a parade through the Downtown, with businesses and schools alike contributing to the floats that that travel through the streets.

• Lady Godiva Statue Broadgate

A statue commemorating the legend that the 11th century Lady Godiva rode nude on horseback through the city in protest of excessive taxes imposed by her husband, Leofric.

• Whittle Arches Millenium Place, Hales Street

An impressive pair of arches spanning 60m across Hales Street, opposite the Coventry Transport Museum. They were built as part of a regeneration scheme in the area and named after the Coventry-born jet engine pioneer Sir Frank Whittle.

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• Coventry Canal Art Trail Coventry Canal ☎ +44 24 7683-2720 Free A set of 39 pieces of art inspired by local history and contemporary culture that make up a 5-mile outdoor gallery. As there are several pubs along the route that can be used to relax and the trail does not have to be done non-stop.

• Watch football ie soccer at
• Coventry City FC Ricoh Arena - Adults £16, Concessions £11, Children £8, Under 7s £4 Coventry City F.C. - A9580 . The "Sky Blues" play in League One and the third tier of English football.
• Wasps RFC Ricoh Arena - The city's newest sporting attraction, this rugby union side moved from the London area to the Ricoh Arena, which they now own outright, in December 2014. Members of the Aviva Premiership, Wasps have been six times English champions and twice European club champions.

• Godiva Festival War Memorial Park - Free

A music festival that lasts for three days, commonly taking place in early July. The 2013 event saw record attendance, with 125,000 visits recorded. The blossoming Coventry music scene means that the calibre of the bands scheduled each year seems to be getting higher and higher, and therefore and the Festival is steadily making a name for itself. The Godiva Festival is surely an event pencilled in any true Coventrian's diary.

• Isle Casino Coventry Casino and dining.

Events

• UK City of Culture 2021| Web:

2023 Event | January |1 |December 31 - This year-long arts and cultural programme will celebrate the unique character of the city, its people, history and geography.

Study in Coventry

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There are plenty of opportunities to learn in Coventry. The Herbert Art Gallery and Museum runs classes for adults in vocational subjects and sometimes in unusual topics. Classes in skills such as maths, English, and computing along with British qualifications such as NVQs are run in the nfo/10099/libraries-learning/34/learning_in_libraries/3 city's central library. For slightly younger learners there are four further education colleges in the city: Henley College Coventry and City College Coventry (both in the north-east of the city), Hereward College (in the west) and Coventry University College (in the downtown).

Coventry is home to two universities:

• The 2.warwick.ac.uk/ University of Warwick (est. 1965) is a highly regarded institution that is consistently ranked as one of the top 10 universities in the UK. It is on a 290-ha campus in the southern suburbs of the city and takes its name from the neighbouring town of Warwick (England) | Warwick.
• Coventry University (est. 1992) is located across the downtown. Traditionally strong in engineering and design and the university's reputation has recently grown to one of the best modern universities in the nation.

Shopping in Coventry

Coventry has a variety shopping complexes in and around the area. These range from retail parks, to the pedestrian Coventry Downtown -one of the first of its kind. Shopping in Coventry mainly consists of the high street chain stores, although there are independent record shops and clothes shops dotted about here and there and there is also the large indoor Coventry Market, which are well worth the visit.

Shopping centres

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• The Lower Precinct Lower Precinct, CV1 1NQ 52.40813, -1.51429 ☎ +44 24 7663-4710 Opening from Monday to Saturday 9AM Monday - 5:30PM, Sunday 10AM Monday - 5PM The lower precinct was completed in the 1950s as part of the redevelopment plan of Coventry after heavy wartime bombing. It is home to a variety of retail shops across two floors, ranging from Next to T.J.Hughes, as well as a coffee and the Caffe Nero.

• West Orchards Smithford Way, CV1 1QXAim for junction 9 on the ring road and the centre is clearly marked on road signs from then on. ☎ +44 24 7623-1133 - A large indoor Shopping Centre with more than 40 retail shops largely dedicated to clothing and accessories. There is parking for 650 cars with electric charging outlets on the fifth floor, and a food court that seats more than 700. Although popular all-year-round, it can get particularly busy during the festive season. Parking costs from £1 for 1 hour to £6 for 5 hours.

Markets

• Coventry Market Queen Victoria Road, CV1 3HT ☎ +44 24 7622-4927 - Full of independent traders manning the 170 stalls that occupy this rotunda. The traders are mainly dedicated to selling fresh food, of which the fruit and vegetables are always high quality. The staff are friendly and personable, providing the market with a more human element which contrasts with the hustle and bustle found elswhere.

• Coventry Farmers' Market Broadgate Opening Hours: 9AM Monday - 3PM Held on the third Friday of every month and the Farmers' Market brings a bit of rural flavour into the downtown. There is a good range of produce on offer, as well as hot and cold takeaway Snacks. Some of the items for sale can be a bit expensive however.

Halal Restaurants

pricerange|£2 – £8|£8 – £20|£20+}} Coventry is host to a range of award-winning eateries. From cafés to restaurants, and from (Thai) to Italian, all can be found here. One particular cuisine that is overrespresented is Indian, and as such you can find a large variety in the quality of Indian food available. Most of the restaurants and establishments are in the downtown, but there may be a few surprises in the suburban areas if you are willing to look and travel out.

• Chi Cafe | 13 High Street, CV1 5RE ☎ +44 24 7655-9898 price= A tiny place offering Chinese, Japanese and Korean food. There is limited seating inside given the small floor space. The meals with Beef are particularly popular, and the milk tea is well worth a try.

• Conroy's Coffee House | 59 Corporation Street, CV1 1GX ☎ +44 24 7622-8448 Opening from Monday to Saturday 8AM Monday - 5PM Conroy's Coffee House is locally run and owned, offering a relaxed atmosphere and coffee and refreshments at fair prices.

• Etna Ristorante | 54-57 Hertford Street, CV1 1LB, - ☎ +44 24 7622-3183 price= A affordable and quiet little Italian joint in central Coventry. The restaurant doesn't look like much either from the outside or on the inside, but it offers good food at little expense, although the meal quality and the portion size are lacking slightly.

• Snax in the City | 20 Hertford Street, CV1 1LF ☎ +44 24 7655-5958 Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9AM Monday - 4PM, Saturday 9AM Monday - 5PM, Sunday 11AM Monday - 4PM A downtown greasy spoon café with big portions. Plesantly staffed and they offer a wide choice of hot and cold meals for either eating-in or taking out. The value of the food is this place's strongest aspect; in respect of this, some of the food may appear distinctly average.

• Bombay Joe's 277 Walsgrave Road, CV2 4BA ☎ +44 24 7644-5697 Opening Hours: Thursday - Sunday 5:30PM Monday - 11PM, Friday Saturday 5:30PM Monday - midnight Bombay Joe's is very highly rated amongst Coventrians, offering a range of Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine. Look beyond its location in the less prosperous part of Coventry and you will find a rich culinary experience. Their chairs are also rather comfortable.

• Turmeric Gold 166 Medieval Spon Street, CV1 3BB ☎ +44 24 7622-6603 Opening Hours: Thursday - Sunday 5:30PM Monday - 11PM, Friday Saturday 5:30PM Monday - 12:15AM Stylishly themed Indian restaurant within in a medieval building, Turmeric Gold boasts authentic Indian food and helpful and patient staff. Waiting times for food may sometimes be long, but the quality of the food makes up for it. Perfect for an evening out.

• Zorbaz 87-89 Radford Road, CV6 3BP ☎ +44 24 7659-2112 Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 6:30PM Monday - midnight, Friday Saturday 6:30PM Monday - 2AM The best Greek restaurant in the city, and the prices reflect this. Visit at the right time and you might hear a musician playing Greek songs and the waiters treating you to some Greek dancing.

• Habibi 142 Far Gosford Street, CV1 5DY, ☎ +44 24 7622-0669 Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 4PM Monday - midnight, Friday Saturday 2PM Monday - 1AM, Sunday 4PM Monday - 11PM Better Lebanese Halal Food will not be found in Coventry. The atmosphere and the staff are as equally inviting. One downside is the service being a bit on the slow side.

• Sky Dome Complex, Croft Road, Coventry. A flagship mixed-use urban entertainment complex, featuring:
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Night clubs

• JJ's

• Lava/Ignite | Large Downtown club in Skydome complex

• Kasbah | Primrose Hill Street, CV1 5LY taxi may be your best option due to downmarket locality, but walkable from bus station ☎ +44 24 7655-4473 - Formerly the Colosseum. Dingy indie rock club which attracts some fairly well known live acts

Bars

Coventry's bar scene is mostly concentrated along reconstructed medieval Spon Street on the western edge of the downtown. This includes the adjacent Skydome complex which includes popular late night restaurants.

• The Old Windmill, Medieval Spon Street: Cosy traditional English pub with good crowds and numerous cask ales.

In the centre of the city you will find the usual pub chains as well as some new bars that have recently been established close to Millennium Place.

• The Flying Standard | 2–10 Trinity Street, Coventry, West Midlands ☎ +44 24 7655-5723 Opening Hours: Su–Thursday9AM–midnight; Friday Saturday 9AM–1AM Franchise of the ubiquitous Wetherspoons chain is set in a spectacular timbered building

• Flamingo, Priory Place. bar & grill
• The Yard, a club in the Bull Yard.
• Inspire

Towards the eastern side of the downtown close to the University campus buildings can be found another concentration of pubs and bars that are popular with students centred close to Jordan Well and Gosford Street.

For a more sedate experience, try Craven Street, set amongst Victorian-era watchmaker's cottages in the suburb of Chapelfields, has several traditional pubs.

There is an extremely limited scene in Coventry: the city is not very friendly and lacks any real nightlife. For a much better scene, head out to Birmingham's Village.

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| name Premier Inn | url https://emierinn.com/en/hotel/COVBAR/coventry-city-centre-belgrade-plaza%7C email Belgrade Plaza, Bond Street, CV1 4AH | lat, | directions ☎ +44 871 527 8272| tollfree | fax =+44 871 527 8273 | hours | price | checkin | checkout - Highly rated and very conveniently placed for those wishing to check out the Belgrade Theatre. Parking is available at an additional cost.

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| name Ramada Coventry https://entry.co.uk/ | address The Butts, CV1 4GG | lat, | directions ☎ +44 24 7623-8110 | tollfree | hours | price | checkin from 2PM | checkout 11AM - It may not look fancy from the outside, but Ramada Coventry features an impressive array of rooms and facilities, particularly for the business traveller. It is within walking distance of Coventry downtown.

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| name Royal Court Hotel | url https://els.com/hotels/royal-court-hotel-coventry/%7C email =res710@ | address Tamworth Road, Keresley, Coventry, CV7 8JG| lat, | directions ☎ +44 871 222 0096| tollfree | fax =+44 871 222 7710| hours | price | checkin =2PM | checkout 11AM - The Royal Court Hotel operates out of a Grade II-listed building roughly 3 miles from the downtown. There 210 rooms, with some having pleasant views of the Coventry countryside. Access to the adjoining Spindles Coventry Health Club & Gym is an additional £10 per person per stay.

Telecommunications in Coventry

Telephone

Coventry's landline area code is 024. Dial 024 from within the UK or +44 24 from outside the UK.

Internet Cafe's in Coventry

Free public wifi is available at all Coventry public libraries as well as the train station.

Stay Safe

Like the rest of the UK, in emergencies you should call 999 or 112 with ambulance, fire and police services available.

For a city of its size, Coventry has a rather low crime rate, particularly in the downtown. This can be attributed to its well-lit pedestrian sections. Take general precautions as you would in any other city in the United Kingdom.

More Muslim friendly Destinations from Coventry

Take a short trip into the attractive Warwickshire countryside to:

• Kenilworth, a quiet and pleasant town home to Kenilworth Castle 6 miles (9 kilometers) south of Coventry
• Leamington Spa|Royal Leamington Spa, an affluent spa town only 11 miles (18 kilometers) away
• Warwick (England) | Warwick, a classic example of a rural English town home to the eponymous 11th century castle, just 12 miles (20 kilometers) away
• Rugby (England) | Rugby and the purported birthplace of rugby football, 14 miles (22 kilometers) to the east

Head north-west into the metropolitan West Midlands county to:

• Solihull, an attractive town home to some of the West Midlands' richest citizens no more than 14 miles (22 kilometers) away
• Birmingham (England) | Birmingham and the United Kingdom's second largest city and the West Midlands region's travel and economic hub only 23 miles (37 kilometers) away.
• Wolverhampton, a former industrial city and the gateway to the Shropshire countryside just over 33 miles (53 kilometers) away.

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