Private Stratford-Upon-Avon Town Walking Tour

Met your guide at the Gower Memorial and discover what each four statues symbolise, as well as learn a little about Stratford's origins

See Shakespeare's Birthplace from the outside and discover Shakespeare's life here with your local guide. This is very interesting architecturally too. Shakespeare's Birthplace is seen from the outside

Officially opened on Shakespeare's 400th birthday, this building hides an incredible amount of Shakespearean knowledge

Walk down Stratford's main street to spot famous statues and be in the centre of Stratford's hustle and bustle. With interesting buildings all around, there's lots to see and discover.

View the Civic Town Hall as your guide unravels the surprising history behind this stately building

Peer into the American Fountain to find not water, but a swinging pendulum for the clock above

Take in the beautiful gardens on the ground where Shakespeare's second residence, the massive New Place used to sit, and learn what exactly happened to the house on the Bard

eing used for their original purpose

Although in disrepair, this is easily one of the most beautiful houses in Stratford - and used to belong to Susanna, Shakespeare's daughter

Walk out towards Stratford's Holy Trinity Church, final resting place of Shakespeare. Take a step inside the church with your guide and enjoy the natural beauty around the church

Discover the charms of The Other Place, and the stars who performed there before they were famous

Once destroyed by fire, the Swan Theatre rises like a phoenix (well, swan) from the ashes

Finish the tour at the internationally-acclaimed Royal Shakespeare Theatre, home to the Royal Shakespeare Company