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Things to do with the kids in Coventry - FREE OR CHEAP???
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maria_my
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Hi,
Does anyone know any good things to do with little ones that is either free or cheap, in or around Coventry?
I am particulaly interested in indoor activities as autumn is around the corner?
Thanks for any tips you can offer!
Maria_My x
Does anyone know any good things to do with little ones that is either free or cheap, in or around Coventry?
I am particulaly interested in indoor activities as autumn is around the corner?
Thanks for any tips you can offer!
Maria_My x
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transport museum is free i believe and have a kiddies section with bits going on etc, nice day out if you take some drinks and sarnies.0
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Free stuff going on at the Herbert as well.
Mrs P P"Keep your dreams as clean as silver..." John Stewart (1939-2008)0 -
Free swims, haven't looked at Coventry but www.schwimfree.co.uk - IF you can finf the water bottles, must admit I've been struggling recently but got some on offer in Morrisons!Signature removed for peace of mind0
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the fountains by the cathedral are fun on a hot day....heritage weekend coming up but not sure whats open...ikea has a play centre and hotdogsonwards and upwards0
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The Herbert is fantastic my kids love it - we've been about 3 times in 18mths!
What about the Lunt fort?
Hope you enjoy whatever you do.
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tessie_bear wrote: »heritage weekend coming up but not sure whats open...ikea has a play centre and hotdogs
Sorry OP, I misread your first post and thought you were after outdoor activities. Mind you, nothing beats kicking crackly leaves on a crisp autumn day!Signature removed for peace of mind0 -
Coombe Country Park has a free indoor visitor centre, though I've never been in there.
How young are they? If they are 7+ and you are religious, Coventry Prayer House in the main shopping area is interesting and reflectful.
I second the transport museum, it's awesome.
Cannon Park shopping centre seem to have increasing numbers of 'Meet the character' events - last month it was meeting Harry Potter - so perhaps there would be something going on there too? Then a cheap (£2 or less) meal at Jin's cafe there would round off that trip.0 -
Thanks everyone! You've given me some lovely suggestions! I've never been to the transport museum or the herbert art gallery so will defo try them out on a rainy day!0
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