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The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust promotes the enjoyment and understanding of Shakespeare's works, life and times. The Trust looks after the following sites that are open to the public: Shakespeare's Birthplace Anne Hathaway's Cottage Mary Arden's Farm Hall's Croft New Place (to open in spring 2016)

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finnberrys

Apr 2023

Thou mayest visit the downstairs quarters but stairs preventeth thee from ascending

We booked tickets online, with a timed entry. It all worked very smoothly. The gardens are wheelchair accessible and so is the downstairs of the house. The upstairs isn't but they have a really good video that you can watch on an iPad. We're not really into Shakespeare but it was an interesting visit. We paid £20 to get a ticket for all the Shakespeare Story attractions and hubby got a free carer's ticket.

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Please find more information in our access guides, which can be downloaded from the website: http://www.shakespeare.org.uk/visit-the-houses/plan-your-visit/visitors-with-disabilities.html

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A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.