To visit or not to visit....THAT is the question!
Well, when it comes to the iconic Shakespeare’s Birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, we know the answer. YES of course!
A visit for the charming and picturesque Stratford-upon-Avon wouldn't be complete without a visit to William Shakespeare’s childhood home, where it all began!
During your time in this beautifully historic attraction, the whole family can hear tales of Shakespeare’s family life and how they would have lived back in Tudor times. Do you think YOU would have loved to have lived all those centuries ago?
You can also get up close to objects from the Trust’s world class collections as you discover how the extraordinary playwright continues to shape our lives today.
In the Birthroom you can see a 16th century oak boarded chest decorated with a striking lattice pattern of scratched lines. Also in the Birthroom you can see an Oak Cradle that is very likely the type Shakespeare himself would have been put in as a baby!
In the Kitchen Storeroom you can see an actual cooking pot that would have been used during Shakespeare's time.
Don't miss the Exhibition Room, where a fun item is the Falcon Inn Chair! Shakespeare reputedly sat in this chair whilst taking part in a drinking competition at the old Falcon Inn!
A facsinating and not-to-be-missed experience!
Shakespeare's Birthplace is within easy distance of each in Stratford-upon-Avon town centre.
Stratford-upon-Avon is a short drive from junction 15 of the M40, close to the M42 and M6 motorway networks. The town can be reached by road from London in under 2 hours.
£18.00
Ages 3 to 15: £9.00
Concessions £15.00
3 years
2023
There are baby changing facilities on the lower level
Visit the pop up cafe at Shakespeare's Birthplace and enjoy a selection of hot and cold drinks, crisps, cakes and biscuits! You also have a host of eateries in the town centre!
Check out the other historical attractions that the Shakespeare Trust look after, including Anne Hathaway's house!
All five houses have a gift shop with items that relate to the era of the House. All stock gifts suitable for children.
They offer a range of informative and inspiring courses to bring Shakespeare and his works to life for all ages and key stages, from A Levels to the youngest of future Bards!
There are baby changing facilities on the lower level
There are stairs to access the upper floor of Shakespeare's Birthplace. The ground floor offers level access
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