Stratford-upon-Avon
Shakespeare's Birthplace
This wonderful half timbered house, furnished in period style, was the birthplace of William Shakespeare. He was born here in 1564.
Mary Arden's House
Situated in Wilmcote, 3 miles North-West of Stratford, this beautiful thatched & timbered farmhouse was home to Shakespeare's mother, before she married John Shakespeare and moved to Stratford. It is now home to the Shakespeare Countryside Museum.
Nash's House & New Place 
Located in Chapel Street, Nash's House was owned by Thomas Nash, the first husband of Shakespeare's grand-daughter Elizabeth. It includes a lovely Elizabethan-style knot garden. New place was where Shakespeare spent his retirement years.
Hall's Croft
This fabulous 16th Century house, with Jacobean additions was named after Dr John Hall who married Shakespeare's daughter Suzanna. It can be found in the Old town area of Stratford.
Holy Trinity Church
This Ancient church in its tranquil & peaceful setting is where the graves of William Shakespeare, Anne Hathaway, Dr John Hall and his wife Suzanna & Thomas Nash lay in the Chancel.
Anne Hathaway's Cottage
Found in the wonderful setting of Shottery, just outside Stratford, this 12 roomed Elizabethan farmhouse with beautiful cottage gardens was owned by Anne Hathaway. It still contains many items owned by the family.
The Swan Theatre
Found next to the beautiful River Avon, the Swan Theatre has been built to recreate the atmosphere of an Elizabethan playhouse.
American Fountain
This fountain was a gift from George Childs of Philadelphia in Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee Year. Lions and eagles sit on each corner of the fountain representing Great Britain & the United States.
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