A historical Coventry landmark is among the winners in Visit England's Award for Excellence. St Mary's Guildhall in the city centre received a Bronze within the International Tourism Award category.

St Mary's Guildhall is one of the surviving medieval guildhalls in the country, which was first built in the 1340s. It has served as a centre for civic life for over 700 years, and has continued to be a vital venue in the heart of Coventry today and for the future.

The Grade-1-listed venue has become a popular visitor attraction. It hosts various events and experiences for families and offers dining at its Tales of Tea restaurant, which serves its infamous afternoon tea.

The Guildhall that visitors see today was built by the end of the 15th century. Visitors can view the Coventry Tapestr

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