Warwick & Stratford Upon Avon

British countryside at its very best, the Cotswold villages with their stone built and thatched cottages and the rolling farmland.

Stratford Upon Avon. The very heart of England and birthplace of our celebrated playwright, William Shakespeare. Close to Shakespeare's home is Ann Hathaway's cottage. A 12 roomed Tudor farmhouse where she lived with her yeoman family before her marriage to Shakespeare.

Warwick. Best known for its great castle. The first fortifications were built by Ethelfreda, daughter of Alfred the Great but the great castle that now stands was begun at the end of the 11thC by William the Conqueror. The outstanding buildings are Caesar's Tower, built in 1356 and Guy's Tower, built in 1394. Outside, the magnificent grounds were laid out by Capability Brown in the 18th century. Madame Tussaud's display entitled "A Royal Wedding Party" completes our visit.

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