8 Aug — 8th August 2024 Since being bombed in November 1940, Coventry Cathedral has stood, worldwide, as a symbol of peace and reconciliation. From the end of the Second World War, …

The 15th century parish church of St Michael was simultaneously elevated to the status of a cathedral, making Coventry a cathedral city again after a gap of almost 400 years.

New Cathedral, exterior (to steps) The New Cathedral was consecrated on 25th May 1962 in the presence of the Queen, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and congregation. Directions …

The New Cathedral: embodying transformation. The New Cathedral is almost shockingly modern - and designed to reveal its charms only slowly. On entering via the "West" window (it actually …

The original Cathedral of St Michael was built between the late 14th and 15th centuries and was destroyed in the 1940 blitz on Coventry. When you come to see us, it's best to see the Ruins …

As the UK’s favourite 20th Century building Coventry Cathedral is a must-see attraction and groups of all sizes are very welcome here!

Rather than simply a Church of England building, the new Cathedral was set up from the start to be a place for all people to gather together, hosting experimental art, drama and music. You'll …

The destruction of Coventry Cathedral touched the hearts of many countries around the world, who contributed and gifted elements of the building of the New Cathedral. The decision to …

As the UK’s favourite 20th Century building Coventry Cathedral is a must-see attraction and groups of all sizes are very welcome here! On this page you will find all of the information that …

The Ruins are the remains of a medieval parish church, consecrated to be the Cathedral of the new Diocese of Coventry just 22 years earlier, in 1918. The decision to rebuild the Cathedral …