FREE Printable Coventry Maps & Tourist Guide PDFs 2026 – Download & Print
LOOKING FOR DOWNLOADABLE COVENTRY MAPS AND GUIDES? YOU’RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE!
I’m excited to share this curated selection of FREE downloadable, printable PDF maps of Coventry that will help you discover and navigate all the wonderful experiences this city has to offer.
This remarkable West Midlands destination seamlessly weaves together centuries of history with contemporary culture, yet remains surprisingly underrated compared to its better-known neighbours Birmingham and Warwick.
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Coventry is packed with juxtaposed medieval and modern fusion architecture, bustling retail areas, dynamic arts venues, thriving university districts, and compelling stories of industrial innovation that helped define modern Britain.
Browse the collection below and simply click the download link under each map preview to get your free copies!
Interactive Map of Coventry
This comprehensive Google map covers all key attractions in Coventry. Zoom in to see them and click on them to find out more about them:
★ Historic sites like Coventry Cathedral, St Mary’s Guildhall and Charterhouse (former medieval monastery)
★ Green spaces including War Memorial Park and Coombe Country Park with nature reserves
★ Urban districts including the City Centre, Earlsdon village area, and surrounding neighbourhoods like Canley and Tile Hill
★ Walking routes through War Memorial Park’s circular footpath and heritage trails connecting the cathedral quarter to historic districts
Related post: 18 Must-Do Kid-Friendly Activities Around Coventry
Coventry Area Map Bus and Rail Services
This is a complete public transport guide for Coventry, featuring both a geographic route map and comprehensive service schedules for buses and trains serving the city, with detailed timetables and service information.
➤ Download the Coventry Area Bus and Rail Services Map PDF.
★ Psst… Fancy a guided tour of Coventry?
The best way to experience the highlights of Coventry is by going on a guided tour led by a local expert, especially when you’re short on time. We recommend this Godiva’s Cathedral Quarter walk that gives you a deep dive into the city’s rich and fascinating history.
Read more: Best Time to Explore the West Midlands
Coventry City Centre Bus Services Map
A comprehensive public transport guide for Coventry City Centre dated June 2025. The top portion contains a detailed table listing bus services with route numbers, destinations, and bus stop locations, including routes to Birmingham, Leicester, Warwick, and other destinations.
The bottom section features a street map of Coventry city centre showing bus routes, stops, and key landmarks including the Cathedral, University, and various shopping areas.
➤ Download the Coventry City Centre Bus Services Map PDF here.
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Driving through Coventry?
Driving is easily the best and most convenient way to get around Coventry, for flexibility, speed and comfort.
If you don’t have your own car, your best bet is to hire a rental car – we recommend DiscoverCars for their transparency and positive reviews.
Accommodation Map: Best Places to Stay in Coventry
Finding the right accommodation ensures a comfortable base for exploring. Here are our top Coventry recommendations to suit all budget ranges:
◉ The Ramada Hotel & Suites (Double room) £ – Very Good 8.2☆ – very affordable, highly-rated and conveniently located in the heart of the city.
◉ Hotel Indigo Coventry (1-Bed Suite) – ££ Superb 9.2☆ – a stunning 4-star hotel centrally located, perfect for couples and families
Illustration Map: Coventry Icons & Landmarks
Here’s an illustrated visual map of Coventry that I designed. It features some iconic attractions, cities and main roads to help give a visual guide of the city in general.
Starley Coventry Cycling Network Map
This recreational and transport planning map highlights the new cycling and walking infrastructure across the West Midlands, part of the Starley Network initiative to promote sustainable transport options.
➤ Download the Starley Network Coventry Cycling PDF Map here.
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Central Coventry Road Map
A contemporary street map of Coventry city centre showing the urban layout, with a detailed network of streets, buildings, and districts, with various areas highlighted in different colours.
➤ You can download the Central Coventry Road Map PDF here.
Further reading: Top Things to Do in the West Midlands with Kids
Illustrated Attractions Map of Coventry
Another illustrated tourist map of Coventry designed to highlight the city’s attractions and activities. With colourful cartoon-style graphics representing various landmarks, cultural sites, and entertainment venues, information bubbles providing details about distances to nearby attractions and transportation options.
➤ Download the Illustrated Attractions Map PDF here.
Related: more West Midlands Maps posts:
Birmingham Maps [+ Travel Guides, Brochures]
Free West Midlands County Maps
Maps of The 6 Towns of Stoke-on-Trent [Free PDFs]
Shrewsbury Maps [Free PDF Downloads]
Map Of The Cotwolds: Interactive & Downloadable Free PDFs
Shropshire Maps (Free PDFs)
Warwickshire & Warwick Maps (Free PDFs)
Medieval Town Map of Coventry
Historical map of Coventry, likely from the 16th or 17th century, showing the medieval city layout. The map displays the city’s fortified walls, streets, and buildings in a bird’s-eye view style typical of period cartography.
➤ Download the Vintage PDF Map of Coventry town Map here.
Satellite view of Coventry (Google Maps)
Here is an interactive satellite map of the Cotswolds on Google Maps. You can scroll around the map and zoom in to see a 3D view of the towns and villages, along with landmarks, nature spots and attractions that you can click on and discover more information about.
General Information about Coventry
Area: 38 square miles (99 square kilometres)
Name origins: “Cofa’s tree“: derived from a Saxon landowner called Cofa, and a tree which might have marked either the centre or the boundary of the settlement
Weather: 2°C lowest (winter), 28°C highest (summer)
Population: Approximately 350,000 (2025)
Highest Peak: Burton Dassett Hills (approximately 200m) – located just outside the city boundary
Largest Lake: Coombe Abbey Lake (part of Coombe Country Park)
Unique Features: Modern cathedral rebuilt after WWII bombing, ring road system, and distinctive 1960s architecture alongside medieval remnants
Hidden gems: The ruins of Coventry’s medieval cathedral alongside the modern cathedral, the Transport Museum, St. Mary’s Guildhall with its medieval tapestry, and the Herbert Art Gallery
Famous Residents: Philip Larkin (poet), Hazel O’Connor (singer), The Specials (ska band), Frank Ifield (singer), and historically Lady Godiva (legendary figure)
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