Coventry

City in West Midlands, England.

Coventry City

A city in West Midlands, England, known for its historical role during World War II (particularly the Blitz) and as a centre of the British motor industry, notably for Jaguar cars.

/ˈkɒvɪntri/

Coventry is derived from the Anglo-Saxon name Cofa, meaning 'holy place'.

Coventry is a city in England known for its role in car manufacturing and being rebuilt after World War II.

Coventry is home to Coventry Cathedral, a medieval church and modern cathedral built side-by-side
The city was once the center of the British bicycle industry
Coventry is known as 'God's House'

city West Midlands England

administrative division city historical place