Reviews of Charterhouse, Coventry. (Museum) in Coventry (West Midlands).
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Information of Charterhouse, Coventry, Museum in Coventry (West Midlands)
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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.
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Reviews of Charterhouse, Coventry
N. G.This building is a must, probably one of the most important medieval buildings in the Midlands, sunning wall paintings and a wealth of history in this hidden jem, in need of restoration investment but stil worth a visit.
P. T.Nice history place. Really looking forward to the planned restorations and development of the local site.
D. W.Recently opened to the public... Well worth a visit even if there is no event the grounds and surrounding area make a lovely walk around the Sherborne River.
p. p.Being going to charterhouse fields 30 + years shame about the. Rubbish thrown about it's a lovely place a little Jem in the city which it seems nobody cares about
R. B.Beautiful hidden gem of park land and nature, just minutes walk from the city centre
J. S.Fantastic place for our meeting. The plans for renovation look impressive too.
J. H.A nice afternoon, very informative, an interesting and pleasant time was had by all of us.
D. L.Should be amazing but over the years it has been abused and vandalised
I. M.This place is due for a major refurbishment next year in time for City of Culture.
M. M.Nice tea room lovely honey on sale and the people running it are lovely
C. T.An excellent place, and jewel of history hidden away
T. S.They stil have the builders in. The carpark and playground are compete and operating,
G. C.Local heritage & great activities
M. G. n. R.Educational friendly and very helpful.
D. D.Nice place for a walk.
I. M.Great history behind this place
T. N.The hstory of this place is interesting
L. L. S.It's very atmospheric
v. h.Coventry mediaeval history
R. M.Amazing
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M. B.Not yet open. It is currently being refurbished. Soon to be opened to the public I believe
A. B.Working there atm come visit at the reopening... loads of history..❤️
T.An interesting place to visit. The medieval wall paintings are of historical significance but sadly are incomplete due to the reformation. The volunteers have done an amazing job in preserving this hidden history.
P.Under reformation by January 2020. It used to be a carthusian monastery founded by Richard II in 1385. Couldn’t access because of the works but could have a close look... I am pretty sure there’s been lots of reformations before this, because it doesn’t seem old at all
T. P.Hidden away down narrow roads, tragic that it was in disrepair for so long resulting in historic art being destroyed, although thats not to say there's nothing to look at. Dogs aren't allowed although there is plenty of space to walk them in neighbouring parks
C. T.A living piece of history that is being reborn for future generations
D. S.Interesting place to visit. Lots of history. The volunteers are all friendly and knowledgeable. Watch out for the special events that they hold from time to time.
D. S.A great place to visit. Amazing guided tour. Also amazing medieval art on the walls. This is a national treasure.
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