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Nash's House & New Place

Chapel Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, England CV37 6EP

Featured Review : Nash’s House and New Place were the second of the five houses associated with William Shakespeare that we visited during our weekend in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Tickets can be purchased for all five houses for £17 per adult...See Full Review

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  • 4 out of 5 stars by Essexgirl09 from London, England, United Kingdom
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Quote: Nash’s House and New Place were the second of the five houses associated with William Shakespeare that we visited during our weekend in Stratford-Upon-Avon. Tickets can be purchased for all five houses for £17 per adult and this is valid for a year... Read the full Nash's House & New Place review

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Nash's House

  • 4 out of 5 stars by dreamz from bangalore
  • August 23, 2004
Quote: Nash’s house. It was supposed to be William Shakespeare’s final retirement home. This is an impressive building with a courtyard at the front and barns and spacious gardens. With an end of the prolific life of Shakespeare in 1616, the house was left... Read the full Nash's House & New Place review

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Nash's House and Hall's Croft

  • 5 out of 5 stars by flowerchild60 from Saint John, New Brunswick
  • August 10, 2004
Quote: Nash’s House is a museum of local history. It is also the site of New Place, where Shakespeare died in 1616, and which is now a herb and knot garden. Hall’s Croft is home of Shakespeare’s daughter Susanna, which displays 16th and 17th... Read the full Nash's House & New Place review

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Nash's House

  • 3 out of 5 stars by NazaReanA from Singapore, Singapore
  • August 2, 2004
Quote: Nash’s house is one of the five Shakespeare’s Houses that is included in the "ALL FIVE SHAKESPEARE HOUSES" pass. It is a short walking distance from Shakespeare’s birthplace. This house belongs to Elizabeth Nash, Shakespeare’s granddaughter, and her... Read the full Nash's House & New Place review

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