Tomorrow marks 85 years since St. Michael’s Cathedral was bombed during the Coventry Blitz. Here are some of the final images of what the inside of the Cathedral looked before being destroyed. The shell of the Cathedral remains as the Ruins standing side by side the New Cathedral that opened in 1962 to remind us of our human capacity both to destroy and reach out to our enemies in reconciliation. Tomorrow we honour the lives lost tragically on 14th November 1940 while reaffirming our city’s mess

Great news for fans of Coventry history and free family activities over February half-term, as the Blitz Museum reopens its doors on Saturday 14th Feb! Tucked in the Cathedral Ruins and down medieval steps explore a treasure trove of 1940s memorabilia and artefacts. Discover life during wartime Coventry with our friendly and knowledgeable volunteer team! The Blitz Museum reopens it’s door from Saturday 14th Feb open Saturdays 11-3pm and Sundays 12-3pm with select weekdays days of half-term. Head

This summer holidays make sure to visit the Blitz Museum tucked in the corner of the Ruins, down the stairs it opens up into a treasure trove of wartime memorabilia as visitors get to learn about life in Coventry during the 1940s. Open everyday except Mondays Tues - Saturdays 11-3pm Sundays 12-3pm Free admission and great for all the family | Coventry Cathedral