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Explore Warwickshire.

Shakespeare Hall in Rowington puts you in the heart of the historic Warwickshire countryside, with village life, scenic waterways and regional attractions to explore. Enjoy local walks, historic houses, family days out and theatre in Shakespeare’s England. So many things to explore one visit will not be enough!

Warwick Castle reflected in the River Avon
Explore by interest

Distances are approximate by road from Shakespeare Hall and vary with the route and entrance used. Follow the directions links to plan your journey.

Stratford-upon-Avon & the theatrePhoto source ↗

Stratford-upon-Avon & the theatre

15 miles to Stratford-upon-Avon

Visit Shakespeare’s Birthplace and Shakespeare’s Schoolroom & Guildhall, both around 15 miles away, or Anne Hathaway’s Cottage, around 16 miles away. Then enjoy time beside the River Avon. For an evening out, see what is playing at the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Local walks & naturePhoto source ↗

Local walks & nature

Local canal access: approx. 1–3 miles · Marsh Lane Nature Reserve: approx. 9 miles

Explore the Grand Union and Stratford-upon-Avon canals, with towpaths, narrowboats and country pubs around Rowington, Lapworth and Lowsonford. The National Trust’s Baddesley Clinton canal walk takes in Rowington Church and Kingswood Junction. For birdwatching further afield, Marsh Lane Nature Reserve at Berkswell has wetland pools and hides; arrange a day or annual access permit before visiting.

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Country pubs, fine eateries & nearby towns

Lapworth: approx. 2 miles · Lowsonford: approx. 3 miles · Henley-in-Arden: approx. 7 miles · Warwick: approx. 7 miles · Royal Leamington Spa: approx. 11 miles · Bicester Village: approx. 45 miles

Explore country pubs and fine eateries around Rowington, Lapworth, Lowsonford and Henley-in-Arden. Enjoy lovely towns and shopping in Royal Leamington Spa and Warwick, or make a day of the designer boutiques at Bicester Village. There are so many more choices to explore. Spoilt for choice.

The historic Lord Leycester buildings in Warwick
WHAT’S ON

Plan around something special.

Use the organisers’ current programmes for performances, race meetings, outdoor activities and seasonal visits.

TRAVEL & CONNECTIONS

Getting to Shakespeare Hall.

A countryside base with convenient connections for holidays, flights and events at the NEC.

By train & from London

Lapworth station
Approx. 1.5 miles
Hatton station
Approx. 3 miles
Dorridge station
Approx. 4.5 miles
Warwick Parkway
Approx. 6.5 miles

Direct Chiltern Railways trains connect Warwick Parkway with London Marylebone. Allow around 1 hour 30 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes for the train journey, depending on the service, plus your transfer to the Hall. Some services are faster.

Airport & the NEC

Birmingham Airport (BHX)
Approx. 11 miles
The NEC Birmingham
Approx. 11 miles
Birmingham International station
Approx. 11 miles

Shakespeare Hall is conveniently placed for international arrivals, exhibitions, concerts and events. Birmingham International station connects with the airport by the free Air-Rail Link, and the NEC is around a five-minute walk from the station. Arrange a taxi or onward transfer to the Hall.

By road

M40, Junction 16
Approx. 5 miles
M40, Junction 15
Approx. 8 miles

Excellent access to the motorway network via the M40 and M42, with onward connections to the M6 and M5. Warwickshire is well placed for travel between London, the Midlands and the wider UK.

For your arrival, use Shakespeare Hall, Rowington Green, Warwick, CV35 7DB.

All mileages are approximate. Train times depend on the service; check current timetables and allow time for your station transfer.

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