Description

With roots dating back to the mid 1560s, Shakespeare’s Birthplace has a long and fascinating history and is one of the UK’s must see attractions. This was where the great man was born and lived much of his life, up to and including the first few years of his marriage to Anne Hathaway and being in the house offers a unique glimpse into his way of living. Walk in the steps of some famous visitors to the Shakespeare household, such as noble writers Charles Dickens, John Keats and Thomas Hardy and find out what they thought. Then check out the table d’hote menu at French inspired Cafe Rouge in Stratford upon Avon, for a three-course lunch or dinner with a glass of wine each. A winning combination!

Availability: Shakespeare’s Birthplace opens daily until 4pm, 5pm or 5.30pm (depending on the time of year. Visit Cafe Rouge any day from midday. Weather: Duration: Visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace any day from 9am. Closure times vary; spring and autumn 5pm, summer at 5.30pm and winter at 4pm. Cafe Rouge opens from 12 – 10.30pm everyday. Numbers On Day: Spectators: Dress Code: Guidelines: Restrictions: Guests aged 18 or over are welcome. Both venues offer full wheelchair accessibility. Other Info: An e-voucher is sent up to five days after the booking is made, which MUST be printed and produced on the day. Once booked and confirmed the package is non-refundable or transferable.

Location: Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire