Coach Hire from London to Coventry

Coventry previously the capital city of England, Coventry is now the home to three cathedrals and is situated in the West Midlands.

 

Highlights

 

• The 2-Tone Village - Celebrates the Ska and 2-Tone music movement that started in Coventry back in the late 1970’s. Visitors can enjoy displays relating to bands such as The Specials and Madness and have a bite to eat in the cafe.

 

• Belgrade theatre - With 850 seats this theatre hosts professional touring productions. Also features a bar and conference facilities.

 

• British Motor Museum - The largest collection of historic British cars. Newly refurbished with interactive exhibits. Closed during the Christmas break.

• Coventry Cathedral - Saint Michael - In the heart of the city this cathedral was built in the ruins of the old cathedral that was destroyed during the blitz.

 

• Fargo Village - Bringing independent retailers together in a creative environment for more adventurous shoppers. Coventry’s answer to Brick lane and Camden. Open year round.

 

• Herbert Art Gallery and Museum - Exhibits that detail the history of Coventry and even a whole section devoted to Lady Godiva who lived in the city.

 

• Coventry Ghost Walk - Learn about the spooky history of the city centre and the unexplained ghostly sightings that have been reported over the last few hundred years. Call to book a place.

 

 

Description

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Coventry is 95 miles from London and just 19 miles from Birmingham and the UK’s 13th largest city, making it a rural city with a metropolitan feeling. With the beautiful Coventry cathedral as one of its most popular destinations, the city is popular with tourists wanting to explore the beautiful surrounding countryside.

 

The city is also famous for its motoring industries and for its two universities - Coventry University and The University of Warwick. The city is also famed for its Coventry City Football Club - the winners of the FA Cup in 1987. Lovers of art are also catered for with the Herbert Art Museum, while the transport museum is a great day out for families.

 

Water lovers can take a short trip to the River Avon where visitors can enjoy boat trips or even hire a narrowboat to enjoy the views of the surrounding area at a sedate pace.

 

Getting from London to Coventry by coach

 

Coventry is around 95 miles north-west of London. By private coach the journey usually takes around 2 hours to 2 hours 30 minutes via the M1 and M6 or the M40, depending on traffic and your pick-up point. Your driver drops your group at your venue or the city centre and collects you at an agreed time.

 

Who books a coach to Coventry?

 

• Supporters and concert-goers heading to the Coventry Building Society Arena

• School and university groups visiting Coventry and Warwick universities

• Groups visiting Coventry Cathedral and the Transport Museum

• Corporate groups and conference delegates

• Tour groups combining Coventry with Warwick and Kenilworth

 

Make a trip of it

 

Because the vehicle is booked just for your group, you can add stops along the way. Popular combinations include Warwick Castle, Kenilworth Castle, Stratford-upon-Avon and Birmingham.

 

Coventry coach hire FAQs

 

How long does it take to get from London to Coventry by coach?

Usually around 2 hours to 2 hours 30 minutes each way, depending on traffic.

Can you take our group to an event at the Coventry Building Society Arena?

Yes. We drop you as close to the arena as coach rules allow and collect you after the event.

Is Coventry a good day trip from London?

Yes. Coventry is close enough for a comfortable day trip, and it is easy to add Warwick or Stratford-upon-Avon on the same day.

How do I get a quote?

Use our free quote form or call us 24/7 on 07733 448902 with your dates, pick-up points and number of passengers.