Shakespeare's Birthplace

This little town Stratford upon Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare. you’ll find the house he was born in and able to take a tour. definitely worth going. It has plenty of small quant stores dotted around and the whole town is dedicated to theatre and Shakespeare.

The streets are full of English town style, and the spirit of the town is full of sunshine, the literary atmosphere, the inspiration of Shakespeare, the quiet English country town is picturesque

The former residence of the great writer has become a hot place for countless people, quite a good environment.

Tour to England, 180 kilometers west of London, Stratford, where the great British dramatist William ∙ was born and died. His former home is a two-story building with a attic on the north side of Henry Street in the town. It is now a tourist attraction, and there are several kinds of tickets to choose from, one of them is a year ticket, which is unlimited visits within a year, I don't think many people will buy this kind of ticket. The time of the visit is different from season to season. It is best to check it before you visit.

When you arrive in Stratford, it is easy to find Shakespeare’s former residence. The most populous place in the town is that every day Shakespeare lovers from all over the world come here to pay tribute to a generation of literary masters. The fog also walks up to find Shakespeare I hope I look more literary and artistic. There are several price tickets for Shakespeare’s Birthplace. The options include the Shakespeare’s Marriage and Wife House, Anne Shakespeare’s Mother, Daughter’s Son-in-Law’s House and Small Garden Package (£17.5). The first part of the exhibition room is manuscripts, sculptures, Shakespeare documentaries, Shakespeare’s performance videos, etc. The second part is the scene of the leather workshop on the first floor. It is said that Shakespeare’s father was a leather goods merchant and wanted to let his son inherit his father’s business. of. On the second floor, there are two literary masters of Shakespeare's contemporaries, one of them is Chinese Tang Xianzu and his work "Peony Pavilion", the other is Spain's Cervante and "Stangi Kede". The other two buildings show the life scenes of people in the Shakespeare era. Forgive the fog is not a romance. People with spatial imagination, hurriedly, did not look for the back bench by the stove where Shakespeare and his wife Anne were rumored to exchange sincerity before marriage.