The world famous Anne Hathaway's Cottage is situated in Shottery 1 mile from Stratford-upon-Avon and was the childhood home of Shakespeare's wife and has been a pilgrimage for visitors for centuries. The young Shakespeare would have courted Anne here and the site has...

Nash's House and New Place is situated on Chapel Street in the centre of town opposite the Guild Chapel. Nash's House was owned by Shakespeare's granddaughter's first husband Thomas Nash, a wealthy Stratford property owner. Adjacent to Nash's house is the site of New...

The building now known as Harvard House, in High Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, was built in 1596 by a wealthy townsman, Alderman Thomas Rogers, who had twice served as High Bailiff. It was said of him in 1595 that 'besides his butcher's trade, which until now of late...

Roman Alcester is an exciting new exhibition interpreting and displaying objects from Alcester's Roman past. Alcester is one of the most investigated Roman small towns in the country, with over 100 archaeological digs in the last 80 years.

Roman Alcester is an exciting new exhibition interpreting and displaying objects from Alcester's Roman past. Alcester is one of the most investigated Roman small towns in the country, with over 100 archaeological digs in the last 80 years.

The House and the 400-acre grounds are seasonally open to the public. The Hall is filled with fine paintings, ceramics and antique furniture. The Great Hall is adorned with stunning Baroque plasterwork by James Gibbs and the Red Saloon remains exactly as in was...

The Fleece Inn is a half-timbered medieval farmhouse which originally sheltered a farmer and his stock. The Inn was first licensed in 1848.

Coughton Court is one of England's finest Tudor country houses on the main road between Studley and Alcester in Warwickshire, England. The house is open to the public and there is an exhibition about the Gunpowder Plot. Coughton Court is set in extensive grounds...

Like every museum, the Norris has many more treasures in our collections than we have space to display. We hold temporary exhibitions to put some of them on show from time to time. And you can arrange to come and see any of the items in our stores. The collection...

This 14th Century building was once home to the Almoner of the Benedictine Abbey that was founded at Evesham in the 8th Century. Today the Almonry houses a collection that spans the prehistoric to the 20th Century. Displayed over 12 rooms and a garden, the emphasis...