This half timbered building is where William Shakespeare was born and raised.
5 min
This area has been an essential part of the town since the 12th century.
2 min
This area features many historic buildings & has strong connections to Shakespeare.
2 min
This intersection features several historic and impressively ornate buildings.
2 min
All that remains of the one time home of William Shakespeare is its foundation.
3 min
This house belonged to John Hall, the husband of Shakespeare’s daughter Susanna.
2 min
This is the burial place of William Shakespeare and his wife Anne Hathaway.
3 min
The colored lampposts along this route are gifts from various cities and countries.
2 min
This complex contains two theatres, which share a backstage.
2 min
The gardens have recently been redesigned into a contemporary landscape.
2 min
This site offers a great view of the Canal Basin where it connected to the Tramway.
3 min
This statue of Shakespeare was sponsored by Lord Gower and presented in 1888.
2 minThis Stratford-upon-Avon walking tour begins directly outside Shakespeare’s Birthplace, where William Shakespeare was born, grew up, and later lived the early part of his married life. You then move on to Rothermarket for a glimpse of the American Fountain. You will pass by Harvard House, where you’ll discover the link between Stratford-upon-Avon and one of the USA’s leading universities. You might be tempted for a pint at the Garrick Inn, reputed to be the oldest pub in the town, dating back to the 1400s.
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