Презентация на тему Stratford-upon-Avon. Street, Map, Pictures and The Walkabout Tour

a town, small in size but large in history

and interest. The streets themselves hold a thousand delights with the chemistry of the ages mixed in with the needs of today. It is a thriving and busy town of just over 20,000 inhabitants whose day-to-day business is conducted amongst the rich architecture.

shops and Nash House where Shakespeare lived.

first site of the town centre. A long, broad

sweeping street which houses the flags of the nations during the Shakespeare Birthday Parade.

of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and alongside the River

Avon. It has a holiday atmosphere with open-air entertainers and is the home of the new Commemorative Fountain to mark the 800th Anniversary of Stratford being granted its Market Rights by King Richard The Lionheart. (see the 800th Anniversary Guide)

which leads to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre is the

Canal Basin with the Wonderful World of Shakespeare. In the basin is a very special canal boat that offers dinner on the river.

that houses numerous shops, The Shakespeare Birthplace, The Shakespeare

Birthplace Trust and Library.

place in Rother Street alongside the American Fountain. It

is also home to the Town Council and the Civic Hall with its large variety of entertainment throughout the year.

the house where Shakespeare and his family lived, it

is also the start of the
High Street.