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The Macdonald Alveston Manor - Set in it's own grounds, but only a few minutes walk from Stratford town centre.  The original hotel comprises a beautiful Tudor building with many authentic features.  Guests can enjoy free use of the Vital Health, Fitness and Beauty Club with indoor pool.
Shakespeare's Stratford on the Web
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'The Stratford Walkabout'
'The Stratford Walkabout'
Travel
Get up to date information on travelling in and around the area, including information on the coach restrictions within town.

 

Stratford-upon-Avon is centrally located within England - just south of Birmingham, North-East of Bristol and North-West of Oxford. 
Travel to Stratford-upon-Avon
Stratford Street Map & 'Walkabout Tour'
Getting Around Stratford
Stratford Boating Activities 
Travelling to Stratford-upon-Avon can be by road (see attached maps), by rail (Stratford-upon-Avon station is in the centre of town), by coach (see the National Express guide later) and even by boat. 

 

Warwick and Leamington Spa are 10 miles to the north, Evesham (and the M5) is 10 miles to the west, Oxford (and the M40) is 35 miles due South-West and Banbury is 25 miles to the East (also the M40).

   

Travelling to Stratford by Boat is one of the most leasurely ways to arrive - the Stratford Canal connects with the Grand Union Canal to the north and down the River Avon  to Evesham and beyond. 

 

See also the Shakespeare Express for steam train travel.

 

You can also look around town using our walkabout system - click on the map above to turn on the 'Walkabout'.