The exhibitions downstairs about Lady Godiva and the bombing are fascinating. However, the modern art collection upstairs contains more crap than the video on guano collecting being played next door!

The original 1569 letter from Queen Elizabeth I, requesting the assistance of the mayor and bailiffs of Coventry in detaining Mary Queen of Scots survives here in the city archives.

Large art gallery and museum in Coventry. Dippy the dinosaur book in advance for free but was not too busy. Temporary exhibits and permanent ones. Alfred's Cafe for lunch .

In 1569, a Catholic uprising prompted Elizabeth I to transfer Mary Queen of Scots from her confinement at Tutbury Castle , Staffordshire, to the walled city of Coventry. She stayed here till Jan 1570.

Very interesting museum showcasing the past and presents of Coventry.

Amazing place to visit, mainly free and great for the kids.

Very interesting architecture . Matches the contents.

A must-see place when you're in Coventry.

Festive Melee - Workshops and storytelling on Sat 17th Dec, 1pm start. Create your own xmas cards or make a gorgeous woven cuff with artist Anna Thorpe!

Come here to know more about Coventry

Free entry for all. Great place to visit in Coventry

Amazing, and it's free!

Check out Two Forms by Ben Nicholson in the Art Since 1900 gallery . Reward yourself with a chocolate fudge brownie from the cafe

Both the Street Art and the Consortium of Coventry Artists ' Exhibitions are most worthwhile

Plenty for kids to do.

Good cafe . Excellen coffee .

Great salads pile it high