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Shakespeare's Birthplace, Nash's House & New Place and Hall's Croft are located in Stratford town centre. All three properties are within easy walking distance and can be visited in one day.
Shakespeare's Birthplace is in Henley Street which is a ten minute walk from the train station.
Nash's House & New Place and Hall's Croft are five minutes and ten minutes walk respectively from Shakespeare's Birthplace.
Anne Hathaway's Cottage is located on Shottery Road, 3 miles from Stratford-upon- Avon. Transport is usually by car but the house can be reached via a pleasant walk from the town centre which takes approximately 30 mins. The Cottage is well sign posted and parking is available.
Mary Arden's Farm is three miles from the town centre in Wilmcote. Again, the site is well sign posted and on site free parking is provided. Wilmcote railway station is directly opposite the Farm.
Under 5s are free. Family tickets admit up to 3 children. Admission tickets allow unlimited entry to the houses for 12 months from the date of purchase.
Door to one of the Shakespeare Houses
See more for less with our ticket options
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Shakespeare Five House Ticket
Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Hall's Croft, Mary Arden's Farm, Nash's House & New Place, Shakespeare's Birthplace
Ideal for a weekend!
Adult: £19.50
Child: £12.00
Concession: £17.50
Family: £50.00 -
Shakespeare Birthplace Plus Ticket
Anne Hathaway's Cottage, Hall's Croft, Nash's House & New Place, Shakespeare's Birthplace
Ideal for a day trip
Adult: £15.50
Child: £10.00
Concession: £14.00
Family: £42.00 -
Shakespeare Birthplace Ticket
Hall's Croft, Nash's House & New Place, Shakespeare's Birthplace
Ideal if you only have a few hours
Adult: £12.50
Child: £8.00
Concession: £11.50
Family: £33.50
Shakespeare's Birthplace
Open daily
(April-June)
9am-5pm
(July-August)
9am-6pm
(Sept-Oct)
9am-5pm
(Nov-Mar)
11-19 February half term 9am-5pm
otherwise 10am-4pmChristmas opening
(24 December)
last entry at 3pm
(25 December)
Closed
(26 December)
11am - last entry 3pm
(1 January 2012)
11am - last entry 4pm
Nash's House & New Place
Open daily
(April - June)
10am - 5pm
(July - August)
10am - 5pm
(September - October)
10am - 5pm
(November - March)
11am - 4pm
Christmas opening
(24 December)
last entry 3pm
(25 December)
Closed
(26 December)
Closed
(1 January 2012)
11am - last entry 4pm
Hall's Croft
Open daily
(April - October)
10am - 5pm
(November - March)
11am - 4pm
Christmas Opening
(24 December)
last entry 3pm
(25 December)
Closed
(26 December)
Closed
Anne Hathaway's Cottage
Open daily
(April - October)
9am - 5pm
(November - March)
10am - 4pm
(24 December)
Last entry 3pm
Christmas Opening
(25 December)
Closed
(26 December)
Closed
(1 January 2012)
11am - last entry 4pm
Mary Arden's Farm
Open daily
(April - October)
10am - 5pm
CLOSED
(November - March)
Get a 10% discount when booking online and come back for free
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For a great family day out, visit the Shakespeare Houses in Stratford-upon-Avon, each with its own fascinating story to tell. Take a step back in time and learn about the life of William Shakespeare in the places where he was born and where he died. Take part in a live family archaeological dig and learn more about his last home. You may even unearth something our experts have missed ! And , discover farming life as it would have been when young William visited his grand parents at Mary Arden's Farm.
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