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Stratford offers many houses, courts and cottages to visit of historical importance that are open to the public, some of which are located a couple of miles out side of Stratford, which are still well worth a visit. Such as Anne Hathaways cottage, which is located in Shottery 2 miles west of Stratford. Coughton Court home of the Throckmorrton family, which can be located on the A435 North West of Stratford. Nash's House & New Place, which are on Chapel Street, outside here was the former last Stratford residence of Shakespeare-discover why it was destroyed.

The whole area of Shakespeare Country is rich with heritage, and there are also many Castles and Manors to explore. Don't miss out on the nearby towns of Warwick, Leamington Spa, and Kenilworth.

Avon Cruises
Here you can take regular boat trips down the river Avon.
Opening times: Easter - end of October.
Location: Swan's Nest Lane.
Telephone: 01789 267 073

Mary Arden's House & The Shakespeare Countryside Museum
Opening times: Monday - Sunday / 20th March - 19th October.
Location: Wimcote, 4 miles North of Stratford.
Telephone: 01789 204 016

Shakespeare's Birthplace
Opening times: Monday - Sunday / All Year.
Location: Henley Street
Telephone: 01789 204 016

The Teddy Bear Museum
Opening times: Everyday, except 25/26 December.
Location: Greenhill Street
Telephone: 01789 293 160

Warick Doll Museum
Opening times: Easter-October/ Monday - Sunday. November-Easter/Saturdays only
Location: Castle Street
Telephone: 01926 412 500

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Shakespeare attractions Telephone: 0990 13 11 412
Historical Houses & Gardens Telephone: 0900 13 11 413
Castles Telephone: 0900 13 11 414

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