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Coventry is home to three cathedrals and a naked Lady Godiva riding through the streets. It is the second largest city after Birmingham in the West Midlands. Usually it gets overlooked due to its post war look and and industrial feel. Although, this has Made it a hub for motor companies. Most of Coventry was…
Continue reading ➞ Archtrove Travels To Coventry – The Industrial Change
Bruges is a small city located an hour from Belgium. After coming from Brussels, the size is contrasting. However, the small size does not mean it doesn't pack a punch. A UNESCO-listed old town, architecturally rich with well-preserved authentic gems. As you make your way from the train station to the city centre, (a short…
Continue reading ➞ Archtrove Travels To Bruges – Small and Mighty
A weekend trip to Brussels during the Christmas Period is not complete without a light show. A 20-minute show shown through the main square in the city centre. Depicting across the buildings, on all four sides, making it a beautiful sight to see. Stood in the centre, the bright blue lit up Christmas Tree adorned…
Continue reading ➞ Archtrove Travels To Brussels – Not Just Politics
