Come on, why doesn't anyone go to this treasured church in Coventry?

In Coventry, near London, there is a unique cathedral⛪. It is a church baptized by war. It is soul-stirring. It is the only church in British history destroyed by World War II. It is now the site of St. Michael's Cathedral. The ruins tell the cruelty of war🥺. The existing Coventry Cathedral is a fusion of ancient and modern. One part is the ruins of the old church. The Gothic style was built in the 14th-15th century. The remaining spires and stained glass window holes are full of historical vicissitudes. The other part is a newly built modernist church. A lot of stained glass is super beautiful🌈. The entire wall of glass on the right side of the entrance is like a hanging Sacred Heart. There is also a huge tapestry opposite the hall. The cathedral at night is even more shocking. The stained glass windows are glowing, so beautiful that you are speechless✨. Coventry is not big. You can walk around it in a few hours. It is very suitable for a half-day tour. Come here for a walk on weekends. Feel the fusion of history and art. It's really great‼ ️ There are also parks and castles around If you have enough time, you can visit them together