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vago1 Says: Possibly the most famous and most visited literary landmark in Britain. This is the house where it is thought that Shakespeare was born and spent his formative years. The house originally belonged to William Shakespeare's father John, who became a successful Stratford...
vago1 Says: The Shakespeare Properties, Sudeley Castle, Sulgrave Manor, Warwick Castle, The Stratford Butterfly Farm are only a few things from the many you must visit.
vago1 Says: The clothes you are taking with you, depend on the month of your trip. I was there on late November and it was too cold and wet. Defintely get a camera! If you don't, you will regret it!
Walk back to town from Anne Hathaway's cottage
akikonomu Says: The walk is pretty long, we spent about 1 hour, (of course, we were distracted by all sorts) but really rewarding. You can see some whitewashed, beamed cottages, and the friendly neighbourhood. We were most entertained by some locals practising opera singing and getting a...
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The Shakespeare Properties, Sudeley Castle, Sulgrave Manor, Warwick Castle, The Stratford Butterfly Farm are only a few things from the many you must visit.
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Stratford The Land of Shakespeare
Stratford is one of the most historical places in England. It is situated in the heart of the English midlands. A market town dating back to medieval times, Stratford is today most famous as the...
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Most people pop by Stratford as a day trip and leave before night falls. We stayed two nights here and once the crowd cleared out after the museums close, it is a wonderful, quiet place that appears...
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