Surrounded by Shakespearean history and within walking distance of an array of fantastic attractions, Valentines Cottage is superbly placed for a holiday rich in excitement. Sleeping a total of four guests, this homely terraced cottage makes a great sleeping spot for a couple or family of four. Venture into the pleasant courtyard setting to find your well-placed holiday home, stepping inside to the find the sitting room adjacent; take a seat one on of the inviting red sofas while you set up a film on the Smart TV, making a wonderfully relaxing way to begin your holiday. Also on the ground floor sits the modest kitchen/diner, where guests can sit amongst the chef of the group as a tasty treat simmers on the hob while you prepare a fun-filled itinerary for the rest of your trip. Moving up the soft carpets of the stairs and onto the first floor you will be greeted by the two bedrooms, made up of a double with pretty, pink bedding and ample space for your personal belongings in the spacious built-in wardrobe, as well as a twin with superb skylights giving you the best views of the town below, you can ensure each room boasts beautiful linens and a lovely spot to unwind in after each day of adventure. Take a refreshing shower or a relaxing bath to begin your day, before heading out into the town to explore its excitement; take a trip to the birthplace of Shakespeare himself, alongside the host of Tudor attractions including its impressive theatres, Shakespeare's Schoolroom & Guildhall and the museum of Tudor World, all well-worth a visit for a day out rich in history and excitement. Stop to explore the many indulgent eateries of the town, before taking a stroll along the River Avon for an extremely scenic experience. Once you've discovered the scatter of museums in the town, venture to nearby Royal Leamington Spa, known for its exquisite Regency architecture and broad boulevards, here you can find the exhibitions of the Royal Pump Rooms Art Gallery and Museum for even more history and culture, opportunities to walk in the footsteps of famous elephant trainer Sam Lockhart on the Elephant Trail and plenty of shops and boutiques to while away the hours. For the avid adventure seeker, the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is well-worth a visit for its multitude of walking and cycling routes with rewarding views and plenty of opportunities to spot nature and historic landmarks, or venture to Redditch for wonderful shopping experiences and even more eateries to choose from. Valentines Cottage is a true delight of a dwelling from which to explore the West Midlands.
The birthplace of William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon is a bustling tourist hub resting in Warwickshire in the West Midlands on the banks of the River Avon. Once you've got a feel for Tudor life in the many Shakespearean experiences around the town, indulge in one of its many eateries before exploring the plethora of shops scattered around. With easy access to Warwick, Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh too, there's so much to see in and around Stratford-upon-Avon.
