We are a busy Cathedral which can affect our visiting hours. To avoid disappointment, we strongly recommend checking our full calendar for any closures or changes to visiting hours on specific …

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.

Standing in union with the New Cathedral, the two cathedral's stand as a powerful symbol of peace and peace building across nations, something which still runs deeply in the heart of …

There is access into the New Cathedral via double doors which are locked open, except during inclement weather conditions when they are manned by a member of staff.

When you come to see us, it's best to see the Ruins first (ideally entering from Cuckoo Lane) and only then to explore the New Cathedral. In both cases, you'll understand and enjoy them much …

Like the city of Coventry to which it belongs, Coventry Cathedral is a welcoming, multi-cultural place. We delight in greeting over 100,000 visitors each year, many of whom are children and …

“Cathedrals are usually impressive – it’s part of their purpose - but entering the new cathedral at Coventry from the shell of the old one produced a “Wow!” moment.

Hit directly by several incendiary bombs, the Cathedral burned with the city. The Ruins are the remains of a medieval parish church, consecrated to be the Cathedral of the new Diocese of …

Our programme seeks to celebrate our wonderful city - brick by brick we belong to Coventry! Rather than simply a Church of England building, the new Cathedral was set up from the start …

Full calendar What's happening at Coventry Cathedral The calendar below shows our full schedule of services, events and more. You can browse events by type and date here on our …