Flight guide to Stratford-Upon-Avon

Such stuff as dreams are made on… are found in Stratford Upon Avon, the remote country town along the River Avon and most commonly known as the birthplace of William Shakespeare. This quaint English village is cast aside for travelers needing a bit of refuge from the modern world. Visit Shakespeare’s home, Mary Arden’s house, and Anne Hathaway’s cottage. Take a walk through the school that Shakespeare attended and try your hand at penning a sonnet before heading back to the resort for a quiet dinner in the countryside. There are no direct flights to Stratford Upon Avon but travelers visiting the English countryside can access the resort village via car, train or bus.  No matter what your reasons for visiting Stratford Upon Avon, parting for any guest is such sweet sorrow.

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Stratford-Upon-Avon Insider Information

• Find out about Shakespeare’s life and work, starting with where he was born.  Shakespeare’s birthplace is next door to the Shakespeare Center and is a mine of information, including his work in every available format.
• Enjoy the drama and go to the theatre. Top of the list would be a Shakespeare play performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company, but there is also the Swan Theatre and The Other Place. 
• Visit the ancient inns. The Windmill is meant to be the oldest in town, the timber framed Falcon Hotel looks as old as Shakespeare’s plays and you can quietly imbibe the history in the Garrick Inn on the High Street as you drink.

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