Winning Moves Coventry Monopoly Board Game, Advance to the Transport Museum, Skydome and Charter House, 2–6 players makes a great gift for players aged 8 plus

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READ MORE: 'I tried jars of curry sauce from M&S, Aldi, Lidl and Asda - one was like getting a takeaway' The company behind the game is inviting Coventry people to have their say when it comes to the landmarks, locations or institutions that should be on it. Among them are the Belgrade Theatre, Lady Godiva and Coventry's three cathedrals - all kept together in a single set - from over the years.

News our city is to get a new edition of one of the most famous board games in the world has been met by CoventryLive readers with suggestions on what needs to be on it. I think, deep down, it’s what everyone wants to get – and get a whole set in one meal – we can but dream! Sisters Gill and Teresa are on a fundraising mission to raise vital funds for The Myton Hospices after the family experienced the support and care of Myton at Home Plus, you can only use the game pieces from the year we’re in. If you kept last years, they are now worthless.The Royal Pump Rooms was a centre for its mineral springs bringing people far and wide to take its waters. It became a fashionable watering place in late Georgian England and is still a building of beauty today. In this special edition of Monopoly pay a visit to the wonderful and historic city of Coventry. Renowned for its medieval architecture, heroine Lady Godiva, and memorable landmarks and attractions - all of which can be yours, if you can strike a deal. Explore some of Coventry’s most beloved features, from The Elephant Building to the Cook Street Gate, War Memorial Park and The New Cathedral. Each location has been specially selected for its local interest and broad appeal. The utilities and stations in the game reflect local services, and many spaces are inspired by popular local businesses for an authentic and modern experience. Who will be the first to claim Draper's Hall for their own? Maybe Coventry Canal Basin will bring you a step closer to success. Featuring stunning and authentic photography from the local area, there’s plenty to enjoy whether you’re a seasoned Monopoly expert or a first-time player. So grab a token, roll the dice and seek your fortune! Advance to the Transport Museum, Skydome and Charter House – will you owe rent or reap the rewards? We are delighted to be launching the Coventry Monopoly Board at Coventry Building Society Arena and continuing to celebrate the 2021 City of Culture.” The Arena – home of Wasps and Coventry City FC – gets to land on a pink square in the game, replacing Northumberland Avenue from the game’s classic London original.

Monopoly derives from The Landlord's Game, invented in the USA in 1903 by Lizzie Magie. In 1934 Charles Darrow started selling a similar game called Monopoly - Parker Brothers bought the rights to both a year later. With a property game piece, you get a street or station. You then need to collect a whole set on the McDonald’s Monopoly play board to win the prize.

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It's the money-orientated board game that delights and divides families like no other! And now a Leamington Spa version of Monopoly is available just in time for the festive season. Many of the suggestions were some of the city's most important landmarks, including the Lady Godiva Statue, the Cathedral, the 2 Tone Village, the Ricoh Arena, the ring road, and the Transport Museum. The Elephant Building, Cook Street Gate, War Memorial Park and the New Cathedral all make an appearance, as does Lady Godiva - all of which can be 'owned' by players, if they can strike a deal. The Belgrade Theatre, The Burges, Charterhouse and St Mary's Guildhall can also be found on the board. Pool Meadow Bus Station has a 'mortgage value' of 100 Monopoly pounds, with Lady Godiva coming in at 200. Themes include heritage, tourism, entertainment and more. The four train stations have been given a prime estate twist while charities Myton Hospices, Helping Hands and The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association all get to Pass Go. Monopoly fans can now play a Royal Leamington Spa edition of the iconic game (Image: Winning Moves UK) Monopoly's UK distributor Winning Moves said: "Each location has been specially selected for its local interest and broad appeal. The utilities and stations in the game reflect local services, and many spaces are inspired by popular local businesses for an authentic and modern experience.

Leamington Spa is steeped with history having been declared ‘Royal’ by Her Majesty Queen Victoria in 1838. Our town is famous for its fabulous Regency architecture and outstanding parks.