Shakespearience

Based at The Waterside, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 6BA
Tel: 01789 290111
A spectacular and exciting view of Shakespeare's Life & legacy.

Falstaff's Experience

Based in Sheep Street, Stratford-upon-Avon
Tel: 0870 3502770
A living museum. The Falstaff's Experience is one of Stratford upon Avon's most exciting and unusual tourist attractions, offering an educational yet fun journey through time.

Holy Trinity Church

Southern Lane, Stratford-upon-Avon
Tel: 01789 266316
William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway are buried here. This ancient church provides a moment of calm away from the bustle of the town. Both the courtyard and the churchyard itself are breathtakingly beautiful. In the little shop you can even buy a copy of the Magna Carta on a roll in a tube in both authentic Latin text and a handy English translation for £3.50.

Stratford Brass Rubbing Centre

Tel: 01789 297671
Young and old can get some fun out of this attraction, it's brilliant. Small brass rubbings can take about twenty minutes, but a pre-booked group can receive a short talk, so allow at least 45 minutes for your visit.
Entrance is free and prices for your completed brass rubbings can be anything from 95p to £15.

River Cruises, The Ferry and The Riverbank Walk

Waterside, Stratford-upon-Avon
The River Avon is used throughout the year for a rich variety of activities. It is a lively scene where people of all ages can enjoy the various boating and strolling activities. The river meets the canal basin at the Bancroft Gardens. Many simply sit by the side of the river watching all the activities. It is possible to hire a range of crafts. There are walks along the river and an excellent and peaceful walk down alongside the weeping willows, over the river and around the Royal Shakespeare Theatre.

Wellsborne Water Mill

Wellsborne Watermill, Kineton Road, Wellsborne, Warwickshire, CV35 9HG
Tel: Tel: 01789 470470
Wellsborne Watermill is a working mill and tourist attraction situated six miles from Stratford-upon-Avon in South Warwickshire, the heart of Shakespeare country. The mill is open to visitors for demonstrations of its machinery and the milling of stone-ground flour. The mill is certified to produce organic flour by the Soil Association.

Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm and Jungle Safari

Tramway Walk, Swan's Nest Lane
Tel: Tel: 01789 299288
By visiting Europe's largest butterfly farm you can enjoy some of the world's most spectacular and colorful butterflies flying around you. There are wildlife video shows, children's adventure playground and a Wildlife Gift Shop. A nice break for all and a change of pace.

The Teddy Bear Museum

19 Greenhill Street, Stratford-upon-Avon
Tel: 01789 293160

Hundreds of Teddy Bears from all across the world can be seen in their original Elizabethan setting. Some of these bears are the oldest, most valuable and most unusual that you will find anywhere.
Also on display are:
 - Teddy bears' picnic
 - Teddy bears' library
 - Teddy bear' Victorian dolls' house
 - Winnie The Pooh
 - Rupert and Paddington
 - The teddy bear Hall of Fame

Open every day - including Sunday
9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. (January & February 9:30am - 5 pm)