Belgrade Plaza

Belgrade Plaza is a mixed-use development in Coventry that combines two hotels, several restaurants, bars, residential apartments, and a theater complex across contemporary buildings. The site integrates these different uses into a connected area with varied functions.

The site developed as a major urban project in the 2000s, transforming an area of Coventry's city center. Excavation work in 2008 uncovered a World War II explosive device, which required specialized removal before construction could continue.

The site centers on the Belgrade Theatre, a key cultural venue that hosts theater productions and performances throughout the year. Visitors notice how the space draws people from across Coventry for entertainment and social gatherings.

The site offers abundant parking and easy access to Coventry's city center from its location. Multiple dining options are spread throughout the area, making it convenient to find food and refreshment while exploring.

Construction uncovered a World War II bomb during excavation, a reminder of the site's wartime past embedded in the ground. This unexpected discovery while building a modern complex highlights how the area's history remains part of its physical layer.