London, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/10/2012 -- All twelve of the major streets around Stratford town centre follow a singular colour scheme from one another. This makes for really beautiful ambience for those who wish to take advantage of late night shopping, charming Christmas fairs and unique Yuletide-related events.

Shakespeare’s County is undeniably a tremendously captivating place to discover. There are wide arrays of potential things to do when delving into stunning Stratford. Visit Anne Hathaway’s cottage, Hall’s Croft, the one-time home of Shakespeare’s eldest daughter, Susanna and explore Mary Arden’s farm. Shakespeare’s birthplace is, of course, top of the list of attractions to visit.

Situated in the very core of Stratford-upon-Avon, the Stratford Picturehouse is a enchanting, enthralling venue where you can view the most recent blockbusters in addition to other exceptional films in an attractive and distinctive environment that abounds with character. The contemporary, vivid premises include two screens and a tantalising roof-top terrace bar where you can marvel at pieces by local artists. Of course, there is also the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, possibly one of the most celebrated theatres in the world. The exceptionally talented theatre ensembles perform works by Shakespeare, as well as other renaissance playwrights and even modern dramatists all year round. 

A crucial thing to do is to pay your regards to the most astounding playwright who has ever lived. Visit Holy Trinity Church, where Shakespeare’s grave resides. His wife Anne Hathaway is also buried here. As well as being an eminent landmark, the ancient church makes for a relaxing escape from the vivacious bustle of the town. Both the courtyard and the churchyard itself are unbelievably exquisite. 

Another stunning attraction in Stratford upon Avon is the Butterfly Farm, which opened in 1985. Hundreds of the world’s most remarkable, incredible butterflies flutter around: become entranced by them. Also spend some time exploring the Caterpillar Room, Arachnoland and Insect City.

Stratford upon Avon fascinates around three million visitors per year – it is one of the top destinations to explore on any England tour.

You do not have to wonder why for long to understand precisely why this is. Stratford is, certainly, most legendary for being Shakespeare’s birthplace, and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre is one of the most celebrated cultural sites in the UK. For a particularly unforgettable experience of Stratford, visit in the run-up to Christmas. This is when this old-world, picturesque town well and truly becomes enlivened and acquires especial grandeur.

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