Shakespeare's Birthplace and Falcon Hotel

Shakespeare's Birthplace is located in Stratford-upon-Avon, a small town 180 km west of London, and is the birthplace and death place of playwright William Shakespeare. This two-story house with an attic is very eye-catching among the surrounding buildings with its wooden frame, sloping tile roof, earth-colored exterior walls, and windows and doorways protruding from the walls. Shakespeare's Birthplace is not only the birthplace of Shakespeare, but also an important place for his life and creation. Here, Shakespeare spent his childhood and adolescence and created many popular works, such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Othello, and Macbeth. These works are not only famous in the UK, but also worldwide, and have become treasures in the treasure trove of human literature. The interior of the house is furnished with Shakespeare's furniture and other objects, which form part of the collection of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Museum. Visitors can learn more about Shakespeare's life and creative journey and feel the charm of this great playwright. In addition to the house itself, the town of Stratford is also full of Shakespearean atmosphere. There are many Shakespeare-related attractions and statues in the town, such as the bronze statue in Shakespeare Square, the Shakespeare statue in the park, and the town pier. These attractions and statues make visitors feel as if they are in Shakespeare's time, experiencing the romance and passion of that era. In short, Shakespeare's Birthplace is a paradise for literature and history lovers. Here, you can learn more about Shakespeare's life and creative journey and feel the charm of this great playwright. At the same time, the classical atmosphere and strong humanistic feelings of the town of Stratford make visitors feel as if they have traveled back in time to Renaissance England. The Falcon Hotel's Grand Hall design, with its balcony with unbeatable river views, is a great place to watch falcons. Visitors can enjoy the spectacular sight of dozens of falcons circling over the red sculpture from the balcony.