Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford - Tudor World

Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford - Tudor World

Tudor World

Available to 31 December 9999

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Join Shakespeare on Saturdays for a truly unique walking tour of Stratford-upon-Avon

Master Shakespeare has come back through time and will guide you through his beloved town of Stratford-upon-Avon on Tudor Word's Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford.

William will relate tales of his family, inspirations from the Town, bits of his plays and sonnets and the period in time in which he lived.

You will see all the major buildings associated with Shakespeare’s life from birth to death and some of the Town’s history (from the outside only!) There will be plenty to occupy every age group with stories; Tudor architecture and even the River Avon, populated with swans!

Join the famous playwright on a wonderfully unique tour of Stratford-upon-Avon, or take a look at Tudor World's Museum or Ghost Tour tickets. 

Where does the Shakespeare Walking Tour go?

The tour meets at the Tudor World Museum then proceeds to his

  • Birthplace
  • Children’s Houses
  • New Place
  • His School
  • Ends at his final resting place

More about the Tudor Museum

The Tudor World museum stands as a distinctive and quaint independent museum housed within an original Tudor property nestled in the heart of Stratford upon Avon.

As the sole museum in the country dedicated to the Tudor era, it distinguishes itself by eschewing artefacts and period furniture in favor of immersive recreations depicting various aspects of Tudor life.

These exhibits are intertwined with captivating narratives detailing the rich history of the building itself, which traces its origins back to the birth of the town in the late 12th century, as well as the broader history of Stratford upon Avon. Situated along the only remaining cobbled street in Stratford, the museum's very location exudes historical charm. 

Are you a literature fan looking for more Shakespearean fun? Or a history fanatic that loves to dig into the past? No problem! Check out all of our other Shakespeare tours and events in Stratford-upon-Avon for a great histrocial day out; such as Entry Ticket to Shakespeare's New Place... or hop on board the Shakespeare Express: Stratford to Birmingham (Return) or try the Shakespeare's England Explorer Pass!

1 Shrieves Walk,
Warks CV37 6GJ

How to find us

The Shakesepare Walking Tour of Stratford begins at the Tudor World Museum. It is situated along Sheep Street in a big Tudor building. Go under the arch and along the cobbled stoned courtyard to find the entrance.

The build is a two-minute walk from the Royal Shakespeare Company.

By car

Leave the M40 at junction 15 and take the A46 to Stratford upon Avon following onto A439, around the one way system and left onto waterside and take first right onto Sheep Street.

For Sat Nav CV37 6EE.

By train

Stratford-upon-Avon Station is one mile away and is approximately a 15 minute walk.

The site is within walking distance of Stratford-Upon-Avon railway station, and there is a good park-and-ride service which has stops in Bridge Street and Wood Street.

People also ask:

Where does the Tudor World Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford begin?

  • The Shakesepare Walking Tour of Stratford begins at the Tudor World Museum. It is situated along Sheep Street in a big Tudor building. It can be found via the postcode CV37 6EE

How long does the Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford take?

  • Please allow 90-120 minutes for this tour.

Is the Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford suitable for wheelchair users?

  • Yes, this tour is suited for wheelchair users.

Is the Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford suitable for dogs?

  • Yes, dogs may accompany you anywhere on the tour, with the exception of inside the church.

Is the Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford suitable for children?

  • Yes, however younger children may find the walk tiring.

Do you go into the Shakespeare house on the Shakespeare Walking Tour of Stratford?

  • No, however you will go inside Trinity Church (as long as there is no service on at the time). Those on the tour are also entitled to a discount entry to the grave.

Is the Shakespeare character just a man dressed in a Tudor costume?

  • No, Master Shakespeare stays in character and relates the stories of his life and work in the first person.

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