New place was where Shakespeare died in 1616. It was demolished by a Reverend but its foundations can still be seen. Nash House, next door, was owned by Shakespeare's granddaughter.
Beautiful home of Shakespeare's daughter and son in law. Pretty much unaltered since the days they lived here. Can be visited as part of the 5 Shakespearean houses ticket or individually.
Beautiful tasting food. The restaurant offers Nepalese cuisine making it a fusion between Indian and Chinese styles. Great place to eat.
The chargrilled burger taste is amazing. Their chips crisp up better that McDonald's chips.
Great place to browse for a hidden gem. Buy something here and support a worthy charity.
The regular watering hole of two of Jack the Ripper's victims. Beautiful pub that has changed little since those Victorian days. Great real ales.
Huge collection of portraits of those who have made Britain the great country it is. Portraits range from playwrights to pop stars and kings to psychologists. Entrance is free.
Use for ever changing displays of public art. Visit every few weeks to find a different sculpture.
Fitting tribute to a National hero. Nelson died at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 where the French and Spanish fleets were destroyed. Children love climbing over the lions at the base.
Great atmosphere. Like a mix between a German bier Keller & ski lodge bar. Music nights are great.
Interesting architecture. Like a giant alpine chalet. Clean and comfy rooms. Ideal as a wedding venue.
Wonderful interactive museum. Great fun for the kids. The changing rooms are very interesting as are the old jerseys and memorabilia.
You can save a lot of money if you buy the 5 house ticket so that you can visit all the houses associated with Shakespeare.
