St Mary's Guildhall

St Mary's Guildhall is a fascinating monument of medieval architecture that dates back to 1340. This historic building witnessed royal visits, including those of Henry V and Mary, Queen of Scots during her imprisonment in 1569.

The Guildhall impresses with one of the country's most important medieval textiles, the Coventry Tapisserie, created between 1505 and 1515. After a recent £6 million renovation, you can also admire the reconstructed medieval kitchens, which give an idea of the scale of hospitality offered by the guild.