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COVENTRY.

Probably best known for the legend of Lady Godiva, its three cathedrals and the decimation of the city during the Coventry Blitz of 14 November 1940, the city has a rich and varied history.


Of great importance and wealth from the Middle Ages, Coventry was the capital of the country for a number of years during the reign of Henry VI, who brought Parliament to the city at the time of the War of the Roses.


Today, Coventry is a vibrant, multi-cultural city, with history awaiting the visitor at every turn.


With the motorway network nearby, and a direct train service to London Euston (and connections to just about everywhere else in the country), Coventry is perfectly situated to host major events. It is just a nine minute train journey from Birmingham International Airport.


Delegates will receive a detailed map of the city centre on arrival at the conference, highlighting places to visit, eat and drink.


Read more at the official Visit Coventry website via the link below.

Visit Coventry

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