We live close enough to Stratford to make it a favourite day-out destination, and we've certainly had value for money from our five-house annual pass. The houses are great, and so too are the gardens. The staff are helpful (especially at Hall's Croft) and always ready to answer questions. Definitely would recommend all of the houses and we'll doubtless be... More

Not overly touristy, so nice to stroll around. We went off season/weekday, so no coach loads of tourists. More

well worth a visit but a little overpriced entrance, valid for a year but not everyone is likely to return More

There is an open top bus with running commentary. Well worth taking. Using the bus gets discounts on the 5 houses More

Loved the man talking about glove making and the girls doing Shakespeare 'requests'! The initial visitor expeience bit as a bit dull. More

As in the title, when you've seen one they dont tend to differ greatly. We only went to the birthplace but this was made more interesting by some video presentations prior to the house itself. The lay out is well organised and despite streams of visitors it never seemed over crowded. The gardens are pleasant and there are also some... More

I enjoy Shakespeare so always good to learn more. Tickets that give access to all the houses are worthwhile. More

Anne Hathaway's cottage is the best of the five houses. Shakespeare's Birthplace was interesting and the second best. The Mary Arden's Farm which is a short drive from the city. Hall's Croft is more an example of the period than a connection to Shakespeare. As for Nash's House and New Place, this didn't interest me very much. More

Very interesting to visit, not huge amounts there, did it in an hour or so, but well worth the visit, not to be missed. More