Address

Coventry Transport Museum, Millennium Place
Hales Street
Coventry
West Midlands
CV1 1JD

Contact

Tel : 024 7623 4270

This Summer, Coventry Transport Museum is honoured to present an extraordinary new exhibition that celebrates the history and heroes of all kinds of competitive cycling.

You’ll get up close with bicycles and memorabilia from Olympic champions Tommy Godwin, Chris Boardman and Tom Sabin, come face to face with bikes that were ridden to glory on roads, velodromes, mountains and Cyclocross tracks, and hear the stories of incredible people who changed the face of cycling forever.

We’re lining up a magnificent selection of some of the most important bikes ever to have been ridden in a competitive arena, as well as a huge amount of cycling memorabilia, to create an immersive and interactive experience that will delight and inspire visitors of all ages.

PLUS – make your own piece of cycling history by getting hands-on with a range of interactive family activities, throughout the run of the exhibition.

Directions

By Road

Coventry is close to the M1/M6/M40/M42. Follow signs to city centre and take junction 1 or 2. As a city centre attraction there is no parking available at the Museum itself however, city centre pay and display car parks are all within walking distance. The nearest car parks to the Museum are Bishop Street (CV1 1NN), West Orchards Shopping Mall, Fairfax Street and the Belgrade Plaza (CV1 4AJ). Click here for further details about car parks around the Museum.

By Public Transport

There are excellent links to London Euston via Virgin Trains; Cross Country routes north and south and local services to Nuneaton and Northampton. The Museum is a 15-minute walk from the station. Buses numbered 17, 27 and 49 stop near the Museum. Click here for a detailed location map of Coventry city centre including the railway station.