Best places: Tourist attractions in Stratford-on-Avon, United Kingdom

Thousands of butterflies in a rainforest-like greenhouse and rare invertebrates in the Insect City.

Lively destination with over 300 classic cars on display, plus interactive features & tours.

Interactive exhibits of mechanical art and design with buttons, handles, lights and sound effects.

👍👍 A bit hidden from main tracks. But those who will find a way here won't regret. Beautiful views from tops of the hills. You may bring your food and have a picnic lunch. For those who prefer served meals "Red Lion" pub in the nearby village is the place. You won't regret, they serve delicious food an...

Neapolitan and British art in a Georgian stately home in 120 acres landscaped by Capability Brown.

Exhibits & tours by costumed interpreters of playwright William Shakespeare's medieval classroom.

👍👍 We attended the distillery tour today and had the wonderful Tara and Sam as our hosts. Tara and Sam were extremely knowledgeable, friendly and reflected how passionate they are about the distillery and their roles within the team. At the end of the tour we sampled a few of the delightful products,...

12th-century house with family portraits, Victorian furnishings, gardens and a woodland walk.

👍👍 I am Mentally damaged and this experiences help me,to this life is good

Half-timbered shrine to the Bard, with memorabilia, period furnishings and changing exhibitions.

Half-timbered, 15th-century house with a gate tower, period artefacts and lavishly-designed gardens.

A wattle-and-daub cottage, family home of Shakespeare's wife, with original items of furniture.

An elegant stately home with 1930s period displays, garden terraces, walking trails and a bookstore.

Medieval church with William Shakespeare's grave as well as his baptism and burial records.

Country estate with a Palladian mansion, designed by Robert Hooke and open in summer, plus gardens.

👍👍 Went here yesterday as part of a day out in Stratford have to say the kids absolutely loved it. Was surprised how much was there for all different ages. Helpful with public toilets also right next to it also. The splash pool was absolutely brilliant the kids spent nearly an hour in there alone just...

Church-floor funerary monument for famed poet & playwright William Shakespeare, buried here in 1616.

Offbeat throwback selling magic wands, wizardry games & butterbeer made from a vintage recipe.

👍👍 The team of volunteers have done a fantastic job restoring and maintaining the Vulcan in running order. One of only 3 runnable Vulcans it's a real privilege to be able to get up close to this iconic aircraft. Well worth a visit and a nice little cafe to grab a cuppa.

Family business making and selling traditional flowerpots for home and garden, plus studio and cafe.