
Warwick Castle: Entry Ticket
History, magic, myths, mazes and adventures in a fun castle setting
- Wheelchair accessible
Hear tales of Shakespeare’s family life and see the glove-making workshop
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The experience
Visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace, the childhood home of William Shakespeare in Stratford-upon-Avon.
Hear stories about Shakespeare’s family life and see objects from the Trust’s collections that show the playwright’s lasting impact. Watch costumed actors perform scenes from Shakespeare’s works in the garden.
Walk through the house where Shakespeare was born, raised, and lived with his wife, Anne. Move through the rooms and learn about family life and customs in Tudor times from knowledgeable guides. Visit the glove-making workshop where his father, John, practiced his trade with young William's help.
Where to go
Henley Street
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No luggage storage available
Assistance dogs allowed
Security check required
There are 17 stairs to access the upper floor
Not accessible for powered wheelchairs & mobility scooters; wheelchairs available to borrow
All children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
You can access the venue anytime within your 1-hour timeslot until 30 minutes before closing
Entrance is via the Visitor Reception on Henley Street. When facing Shakespeare's Birthplace this is to the left-hand side
Please show your smartphone ticket at the Visitor Entrance
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