This world famous picturesque thatched cottage, childhood home of Shakespeare’s wife, continued to be owned by Anne Hathaway’s descendants until the late 19th Century....

Hall’s Croft is named after Dr. John Hall, who married Shakespeare’s daughter Susanna. This impressive 16th Century house, with Jacobean additions, includes outstanding furniture and...

This property was once owned by Thomas Nash, who married Shakespeare’s granddaughter, Elizabeth. In addition to exceptional furnishings of Shakespeare’s time, the house also contains...

The Royal Shakespeare Theatre is the largest theatre in Stratford-Upon-Avon, the town of William Shakespeare’s birth, and offers audiences a wide selection of plays, not...

Great for a family day out, the site includes the home of Shakespeare’s mother before she married John Shakespeare. The site today, with its...

Charlecote Park is one of the most beautiful areas of parkland anywhere in this region. Surrounded by good looking mature trees, the park has...

Historic working watermill in a picturesque setting. Powered by two large waterwheels from the River Avon, it still grinds flour as when first built around...

These wonderful National Trust Gardens are one of England's great Arts and Crafts masterpieces, famous for their rare trees and shrubs and outstanding herbaceous borders....

Compton Verney is an award-winning art gallery. It offers fun and enjoyable ways to experience art whatever your age or knowledge. The gallery is housed...

Since 2004 Jerwood Sculpture Park has been set in the magnificent grounds of Ragley in Warwickshire, home of the Marques and Marchioness of Hertford....

Born in Chipping Campden 1876, Ernest Wilson was one of the world's greatest plant collectors, introducing around 1200 new species and collecting around 100,000 specimens....

Perhaps the best of England's so-called wool churches, St James' was largely built in the 1400s from the wealth of the booming Cotswold wool trade....

This gateway is of one of the few remaining fragments of Old Campden House. Built to impress in 1613 for the richest man in England,...

The East and West Banqueting Halls are relics of the lost Jacobean Mansion of Old Campden House. Gabled, ashlar, with finials, strapwork parapets and twisted...

Court Barn Museum is a fascinating collection located in Chipping Campden. There are many pieces on display that attempt to chart the history of...

Gabled, mullioned and hoodmoulded, these almshouses display the Cotswold vernacular at its best. They were built at a total cost of £1300 in 1612 by...

The oldest and most famous building in Chipping Campden, Grevel House, was built in 1380 for William Grevel, a wealthy wool merchant. It is little...

Chipping Campden's town sign was finally erected in 2001, some 80 years after it was first designed. Taken from a watercolour by Wentworth Huyshe and...

Campden gallery specializes in showcasing the work of painters and sculptors. Those featured range from established artists to exciting new talent, and work ranges from...

Chipping Campden has been called the most beautiful village in England, and it owes much of its picturesque charm to the High Street. A typical...