This was my first visit and it was a truly outstanding experience. It is a stunning modern building, consecrated in 1962, and stands alongside the ruins of the original cathedral which was bombed in 1940. Allow plenty of time to explore the interior - beautiful...More

The Cathedral sits alongside the one destroyed in WW2 in the Blitz. A stark reminder of the destruction and pain of war, with the power of faith and reconciliation wining through. The architecture is powerful in its simple austerity. If you can, combine a visit...More

Everyone should visit this cathedral to see the devastation that was inflicted on Coventry in the blitz . It is opposite the new cathedral which is a stark contrast to the ruins so you can visit both together. The old cathedral has a spire which...More

We spent a wonderful time here showing our London friends local history. On a dull, drizzly day the Cathedral was brought to life by a couple having their wedding photographs taken.

Depending on ones mood this can a somber place, or when the bride and groom marry at the holy trinity and pose for their wedding photos within the walls a happy place. Amazing there are still some stained glass within the skeleton windows.

the difference between the old and the new-the old a relic of war and the new a symbol for peace and reconciliation..a must see place

Nice attraction for history lovers. Full of meaningfull spots that can give you chills on your back. I would recomend it for a lazy Sunday afternoon wondering