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Founded in 1068 by William the Conqueror, Warwick Castle is one of the most magnificent medieval structures in England, complete with soaring turrets, a vast portcullis, a spooky dungeon and sky-high walls. It's also home to one of the largest private medieval weaponry collections throughout the entire United Kingdom, and offers 64 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens for you in which to explore. This one-day admission ticket will give you the opportunity to gain insights into the castle's intriguing history, and watch a range of shows on selected dates of the year, including falconry and archery demonstrations.

Dive into the National SEA LIFE Centre Birmingham and come face-to-fin with over 2,000 amazing creatures including the UK’s first and only sea otters, Ozzy and Ola! Marvel at their playful personalities and adorable faces as you get up close to a species never seen before in the UK! Say hello to our cheeky colony of Gentoo penguins before heading to our interactive rockpool where you can learn all about marine life and even stroke a starfish! Immerse yourself in the UK’s only 360° Ocean Tunnel as sharks, rays and our giant green sea turtle, Mo swim around you!

Be entertained on this walk around the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon to hear tales of plague, murder, ghosts, beatings, witches, sewage and grave-robbing. This is a circular walk, with a professional tour guide telling mysterious and grizzly tales from the history of Stratford-upon-Avon & William Shakespeare.

The tour takes place through one of the most historic (and haunted) buildings in Stratford upon Avon. The character guide will relate the history and ghostly tales relating to the building - from war and plague, to murder and apparitions! The tour takes place in a building with low beams and uneven floors. Lanterns will be provide to help navigate through the shadowy corridors of this ancient spooky building!

With this ticket, you can access the family-friendly Cadbury World attraction and take a self-guided tour around all its different themed areas. You’ll discover how chocolate is made, the history of the cocoa bean and the heritage of the Cadbury brand, as well as get hands-on making chocolate and tasting samples. Other attractions include the Chocolate Quest ride, the 4D Chocolate Adventure cinema with motion seats, the African Adventure play zone and the Bourneville Experience. Along the way, you’ll get to interact with Cadbury’s characters such as Freddo and Buttons monkeys.

Stratford's famous WalkTalkShow is a fascinating and entertaining guided tour through the entire history of Stratford, from its humble 7th Century beginnings. You will learn all about the town, William Shakespeare and the buildings and events that punctuate a history spanning 14 centuries. The tour has 20 stops - each one used to illustrate key historical details; both about the Bard and his hometown. Just how significant was the Guild of the Holy Cross founded in 1269 to local history - and who was the enigmatic Hugh Clopton? See Harvard House (1596), the birthplace of the man who went on to start America's first and most famous University. Shakespeare frequented all five of the taverns from his day that survive to this - and you still can. You will also learn a lot about the greatest writer ever as well as the iconoclastic forces of English history that shaped the man, his home town, the British Isles - and consequently the wider world. Full details at: WalkTalkShow.co.uk.

Explore Stratford-Upon-Avon with a 24-hour or 48-hour bus ticket aboard an open-top double-decker City Sightseeing bus! See Stratford’s most exciting landmarks and attractions with ease with our flexible hop-on hop-off feature – passengers can hop on and hop off at any of the 11 tour stops along the route! Hop-off and discover key points of interest including Shakespeare’s Birthplace, Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, Hall’s Croft and the River Avon!

Visit the family home of Shakespeare’s wife, Anne Hathaway and discover life in the 16th century. Built over 500 years ago as a farmhouse, the earliest part of the home dates back to 1463 when it only had 3 rooms and one floor. The first Hathaway to live here was Anne’s grandfather, and this farmhouse cottage became home to 13 generations of the family. Anne was born in the cottage in 1556 and is where the young Shakespeare would have visited her during the beginning of their relationship. Today, the home is owned by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust and is open for guests to visit. During your visit, you’ll have access to all 12 rooms in the cottage plus the beautiful gardens surrounding the house. Here you’ll find a sculpture trail inspired by Shakespeare’s plays and gorgeous flowers and plants that have been mentioned in Shakespeare’s plays. The cottage will give you an insight into how Anne Hathaway and her family lived as you admire original furniture and items including Anne’s bed. Uncover 5 centuries of stories and life as you explore inside.

Discover the charming sights of Stratford-upon-Avon with a 30-minute river cruise. Explore the historic Tudor landmarks at your own pace with a digital audio guide. Step onboard a traditional Edwardian vessel and enjoy a serene cruise along the River Avon. You’ll spot iconic landmarks such as the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, and the Holy Trinity Church where the Bard was buried. Pass underneath the 15th century Clopton Bridge, and take scenic snaps of the historic market town. Afterwards, continue exploring the sights of Stratford with an audio guide. Uncover nine points of interest, such as Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, Shakespeare’s Birthplace and more.

Do you have what it takes to join a Birmingham Slogging gang? If so we are looking for new recruits so come and join our guide, Edward Shelby, a member of the slogging gangs. He will show you the city & teach you the ways of the gangs & how the reality differs from their portrayal in popular culture.. This tour from the award winning company, Top Tours Global, is centred around the historical & cultural aspects of the Birmingham slogging gangs. You learn about how the gangs terrorised Birmingham in the late 19th & early 20th century. This tour will explore gang members such as Billy Kimber, Alfie Solomon & the Italian Mob. This two-hour tour begins & ends at Aston University, with parking available & goes deep into historical gang territories. The tour will have two stops at local pubs where guests are welcome to buy a drink whilst hearing more about the Birmingham gangs of the last two centuries. City and restaurant recommendations are available on our website Toptoursglobal.com

Make the most of your visit to Shakespeare’s Stratford upon Avon by joining the multi award-winning guided walking tour, every day, even Christmas Day! It’s like walking through the pages of history. Lively, entertaining and interesting, the guided Town Walk is a great way to explore Stratford, its history, attractions and fascinating relationship with William Shakespeare. The walking tour (all outdoors) passes Shakespeare’s Birthplace, New Place, Hall’s Croft, Harvard House, a range of architectural gems, the Guild Chapel, Shakespeare’s Schoolroom and Guildhall, River Avon and Holy Trinity Church. Hear fascinating stories of fire, flood, plague, old fashioned sayings, medieval medical cures and history, wrapped up in a little Shakespeare,and amusing anecdotes. Suitable for all. Wheelchair friendly. Dogs are welcome! More info The guides are local, specialise in Stratford, its history, the Shakespeare connection, and have a deep love and respect for the town itself. The guides have many years guiding experience, with backgrounds in management, education and tourism. Some are Blue Badge trained, some are Guide Friday trained and others trained by Stratford Town Walk. Most importantly, the guides provide interesting, entertaining tours with an emphasis on quality of service and high customer satisfaction.

Discover where William Shakespeare was educated and inspired to become the world's greatest playwright with a visit to Shakespeare's Schoolroom & Guildhall. Immerse yourself in 16th century Stratford as you can literally take a seat in the very room that Shakespeare sat as a young pupil. Visit the Council Chamber and experience the space where he first witnessed performances by the country’s greatest actors of the day. During this interactive and engaging experience, participate in a Tudor lesson, brush up on your Latin and dress up in Tudor-style for a 'selfie,' and play Tudor games. A visit to Shakespeare’s Schoolroom & Guildhall is perfect for all ages and includes entrance fee, guide and Tudor lesson.

The only museum dedicated to the Tudor era. Interact with the exhibits (such a lying on a Tudor bed, watching a video or writing with a quill). Walk down the only remaining cobblestone courtyard in Stratford upon Avon. Set within a genuine 16th century building visited by William Shakespeare.

William Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright and is widely recognised as the world’s greatest writer. Born and raised in Stratford-upon-Avon in the 16th century, Shakespeare’s childhood home still stands to this date as a museum and invites you to come and pay a visit. Step inside Shakespeare’s family home and admire items from the Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust collection as you wander inside. It is assumed that Shakespeare was born in this very home in 1557 and spent his childhood here. In 1582, he married Anne Hathaway, and they continued to live in this home with his parents. Their 3 children were also born here, and this property was eventually passed down to their oldest daughter, Susanna. Home to multiple generations of the Shakespeare family, Shakespeare’s Birthplace holds an immense amount of history within its walls. A visit to Stratford-upon-Avon is incomplete without exploring inside Shakespeare’s Birthplace!

See Birmingham through a true Brummie’s eyes on this 1.5-hour walking tour. Immerse yourself in the city's sights and sounds as you journey through centuries of our history, uncovering the truth of the city of a thousand trades. During the tour, you’ll discover roots of Norman nobility to titans of the Industrial Revolution, charting Birmingham's path as a city of innovation to its place today as the UK’s second-largest city. See key historic sights like Birmingham Cathedral, Chamberlain Square and the canals, while uncovering the stories and people behind them. You’ll also gain real insight into life in Birmingham today, with every guide bringing their own stories of the city.