Discover Stratford-upon-Avon’s Must-Visit Attractions

Step inside the house where William Shakespeare was born and spent his early years. Explore the beautifully preserved family home, discover fascinating stories about Shakespeare's life, and enjoy the stunning gardens and live performances that bring history to life.

One of the UK's largest butterfly farms, this tropical paradise is home to hundreds of free-flying butterflies from around the world. Wander through the rainforest setting and encounter exotic birds, insects, and reptiles along the way.

Perfect for curious minds of all ages, The MAD Museum showcases interactive mechanical art and design. Featuring moving sculptures, inventive machines, and hands-on exhibits, it's a unique attraction that combines creativity, engineering, and fun.

Enter a world of mystery, puzzles, and imagination at Magic Alley and The Crimson Chamber. This immersive attraction offers magical experiences, escape-room-style challenges, and interactive storytelling that captivates visitors of all ages.

Travel back to Tudor England and discover what life was really like during Shakespeare's time. Housed within a historic Tudor building, the attraction features interactive exhibits, fascinating artefacts, and stories from Stratford's past.

Even if you're not attending a performance, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre is worth a visit. Enjoy stunning riverside views, explore the theatre's public spaces, or head to the rooftop viewing area for spectacular panoramas across Stratford-upon-Avon.

Once home to Shakespeare's daughter Susanna and her physician husband, Hall's Croft offers an insight into affluent Jacobean life. The beautifully restored house and gardens provide a peaceful and fascinating experience.

Explore the site of Shakespeare's final home and discover interactive exhibits, beautiful gardens, and artworks celebrating his life and legacy.

Located on the banks of the River Avon, Holy Trinity Church is where Shakespeare was baptised and buried. The historic church offers visitors a chance to connect with Stratford's rich heritage while enjoying its peaceful surroundings.