Coventry Favorites

Favorite thing: Coventry crown court is located in Much Park Street. It is the place where all the criminal and other case proceeds. It is one of the city’s new buildings. It is obviously nothing really not important place but the building is centrally located and seems good so why not stroll down to have a look of it.

Favorite thing: I would immediately be out on the *** down ikon or diva because they are basically all weve got in terms of nightclubs WE NEED MORE!!

Fondest memory: My fondest Memory, hmm thats a tough one i havent been aroung that long. The Talent is very good, tarty girls, pretty girls but if you touch a blokes g/f without knowing, your F****d, oh but stay out of areas like Hillfields, Pridmore(very bad), Wood End

Fondest memory: On the 1st October 1988 we had a trip to Highfield Road to watch Middlesbrough play Coventry. They won 4-3 after leaking an early goal. Two players scored a hattrick that day - the Middlesbrough legend Bernie Slaven and Coventry's David Speedie. This has to be one of the most exciting football matches ever.

Favorite thing: There is not much to Coventry, except for the cathedrals. The bombed out one is quite neat. You can see how the explosions occured on the sides of the surrounding buildings. Little bits of stained glass remain in what is left of the windows. Plaques will explain the dates of construction and destruction. The cathedral next door is the replacement. It was built in the 50's and has a rather creepy sculpture of Satan and St. Mark(or is it St. George?) stuck to the side of it.

Fondest memory: Standing in the middle of the bombed out cathedral, and looking up and seeing the sky, 'cause there is no longer a roof! Hey, isn't this where Lady Godiva took her famour ride?

Favorite thing: Visit the Cotswolds - which is what these pages are going to be about, it is just that Coventry is one of the nearest places (though the hills stretch down towards to Bristol!)

Fondest memory: Honeymooning at the Lygon Arms Hotel in Broadway, Worcestershire; walking Cleeve Hill; shopping (and eating!) in Cheltenham; and visiting pubs and churches all over the hills.

Favorite thing: Walk around the city centre and look beyond the 1960's buildings to find medieval builds. Go to the toursit centre at the back of the cathedral and ask to see the cellar. Amazing find.

Fondest memory: Eating dinner in Browns restaurant whilst England were playing Germany. The place was empty, the food was good and the English won for a change.

Favorite thing: the new sky dome which houses a muli screen cinema,two night clubs,ice skating rink which can double as a multi purpose venue. combe abbey hotel & park on the outskirts of the city.if you like golf there is quite a few courses near by also a golf range in sandpits lane keresley with hogans bistro.
the strawberry bank at near by meriden(centre of england) offers a excellent menu for that special occasion. also a family run restuarant in barkers butt lane near the rugby ground in coundon called nortons offers a very good menu just pop in for a coffee. disabled people can loan motorise scooters, wheelchairs from the shopmobility situated by the car park at the rear of the precinct by marks & spencers. coventry caters quite well for the disabled traveller
there are a few out of town shopping areas.

Fondest memory: i remember the queen coming to the cathedral when it was consecrated. i remember the night that coventry city won the f.a. cup the city came to a standstill and i am not a supporter.