2. Five houses of Shakespeare
Shakespere’s birthplace
Anne Hathaway's Cottage & Gardens
Nash's House & New Place
Mary Arden's Farm
Hall's Croft
3. Shakespeare's Birthplace from Henley Street
Shakespeare's Birthplace has been welcoming visitors for over 250
years. William Shakespeare was born, grew up and he played here. He
ate meals in the hall and he slept and dreamed in these rooms.
Shakespeare also spent the first five years of married life in this house
with his new wife, Anne Hathaway.
Shakespeare’s birthplace
4. Shakespeare aloud!
Shakespeare Aloud! actors
play an integral role during
events across the Shakespeare
Houses & Gardens including:
Shakespeare's Birthday
Celebrations
Stratford Poetry Festival
Tagore Celebrations
School holiday entertainment
5. Media exhibition
This enthralling show
interweaves theatre and history
with Shakespearian magic. You
will see genuine treasures and
artefacts associated with the
man himself brought to life,
including Shakespeare's First
Folio.
6. Glover's workshop
Today, the recreated workshop
provides a fascinating insight into John
Shakespeare's prestigious trade as a
glover and the beautiful gardens create
a charming backdrop for live
performances from in-house acting
company, Shakespeare Aloud!
7. Anne Hathaway's cottage & gardens
Anne Hathaway's Cottage is a thatched farmhouse with stunning
grounds and gardens, which overflow with beautiful blooms, and
traditional shrubs
8. Discover and enjoy nine acres of
beautiful grounds.
Award winning gardens
Say it with Flowers exhibition
9. Nash's house & new place
Children of
Willian
Shakespeare
Visit Nash's House and the site of Shakespeare's last home at New
Place where he died in 1616.
13. Stratford-Upon-Avon Hop on Hop Off Bus
The bus has ticketing
options which includes
admissions to the
Shakespeare properties.
The main starting point
of the buses is by the
bridge next to the main
Tourist Information
Centre. For independent
visitors there is also a
stop very close to the
train station.
