Stratford Town Walk on Christmas Day: Stratford Town Walk - Christmas Day!
Make the most of your visit to Shakespeare's Stratford upon Avon by joining the award winning guided walk with local professional guides - 365 days a year - yes even Christmas Day!
Lively, entertaining and interesting, the guided town walk is a great way to explore Stratford and discover its beauty and charm. It is wheelchair friendly and dogs are welcome!
Meet by the swan fountain, at the junction of Waterside and Sheep Street
Mon, Tue, Wed at 11am
Sat at 11am (March - October inclusive)
Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun at 2pm
Christmas Day at 10.30am
There is no need to book, just turn up, whatever the weather and pay the guide on arrival!
As you walk in William Shakespeare's footsteps around the historic town your guide will unravel the Shakespeare story and take you to see the Birthplace, Nash's House, the site of New Place and Hall's Croft.
Other highlights include the picturesque River Avon, the Royal Shakespeare Theatres, Shakespeare's grammar school and Holy Trinity Church.
Hear fascinating tales of plague, flooding and fires, medicines to kill or cure 'Christmas wrapped' with origins of sayings and history. Discover favourite tea houses, pubs and restaurants ...and don't forget your camera.
During your visit make use of the tear-off discount vouchers on your ticket to save money in Stratford at specially selected shops, restaurants pubs and attractions e.g. the Shakespeare Houses, river cruise, chocolate shop....... There is no sell-by date on the vouchers, so you can return to Stratford again and again!
For more information about Stratford Town Walk on Christmas Day, please contact 07855 760377, or see event details on the left.
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For a full list of forthcoming events taking place in Warwickshire, as well as local attractions, days out, theatre, visual arts and sport, visit our what's on Stratford upon Avon page.
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