Stop 1: The Cathedral Quarter Option A: The Bombed Ruins — Walk through the hauntingly beautiful remnants of the old St Michael's Cathedral, destroyed during the 1940 Coventry Blitz, and learn about the city's message of peace and reconciliation.

Option B: The New Cathedral — Step inside the modernist 1962 Coventry Cathedral to marvel at the stunning stained glass, the massive tapestry of Christ in Glory, and mid-century architecture.

Option C: Holy Trinity Church — Visit one of the only medieval churches to survive the Blitz, famous for its incredible 1430s "Doom" painting depicting the Last Judgment.

Stop 2: History & Heritage Option A: St Mary's Guildhall — Explore one of the finest medieval guildhalls in the country, featuring the spectacular Coventry Tapestry and rooms where Mary, Queen of Scots was once held.

Option B: Medieval Spon Street — Take a walk down this historic street, relocated piece-by-piece to save Coventry's surviving 14th and 15th-century timber-framed buildings from post-war redevelopment.

Option C: Herbert Art Gallery & Museum — Wander through curated exhibits covering Coventry’s history from the 1500s to modern times, including local art and Lady Godiva artifacts.

Stop 3: Legends & Culture Option A: Lady Godiva & Broadgate — Dive into the famous 11th-century legend of Lady Godiva and Peeping Tom at the iconic bronze statue, right in the bustling modern center of the city.

Option B: Coventry Watch Museum Project — Discover a niche but vital part of local history by visiting the last surviving watchmaker’s cottages, exploring Coventry’s booming 18th-century clockmaking industry.