Located in the West Midlands, Stratford-upon Avon is famously known for being the birthplace of the famous 16th century writer William Shakespeare.
A must visit for anyone who is exploring Stratford upon Avon is Shakespeare’s Birthplace where you are to take a step in the home where William Shakespeare was born in 1564 and continued to live as an adult. Follow in the footsteps of Shakespeare as you walk the rooms of the house he once lived in as well as viewing objects that were in the home as he grew.
After visiting the home of William Shakespeare take a trip to the home of his wife Anne Hathaway where she was born and raised. A cottage that was built over 500 years ago originally a farmhouse but has been extended over time. Take a tour of the cottage as you are able to see some of the original furniture and take a walk through the cottage gardens which are beautiful.
Those who wish to see where William Shakespeare was baptised, worshipped as well as where he is buried are able to visit Holy Trinity Church. Located on the banks of River Avon, Holy Trinity Church is the oldest building in Stratford upon Avon.
With a location beside the river Avon The Royal Shakespeare theatre is a 1,040 seated theatre which is dedicated to William Shakespeare. Thee is a rooftop restaurant and bar offering views of the river as well as Bancroft Gardens.
Take a cruise onboard the Jennifer May boat as you sail along the river Avon on a cruise that will last for 40 minutes.
If you are trying to decide how long you would need for exploring Stratford upon Avon I would recommend 2 days maximum but it can be done in one day.
If you are travelling by car you will find that parking is very limited and the length of stay allowed is limited at most places to two hours.
Have you been or planning a trip to Stratford upon Avon?
WorldofLauraJane 
Leave a comment