Shakespeare's England Explorer Pass

Shakespeare's England Explorer Pass Tickets

The Shakespeare's England Explorer Pass unlocks 12 top attractions across Warwickshire, letting you explore the region's rich history and culture at your own pace. Choose from 1, 2 or 3 consecutive days of sightseeing, perfect whether you're on a quick day trip or extended stay in Stratford-upon-Avon.

Your pass covers everything from Shakespeare's Schoolroom and Guildhall, where the young Bard learned his letters in the 1570s, to Kenilworth Castle's impressive ruins and the hands-on exhibits at the MAD Museum. Each attraction tells a different story, from Tudor school life to royal histories and Victorian gardens at Hill Close in Warwick.

Car enthusiasts can explore hundreds of classic vehicles at the British Motor Museum, while families will love the interactive exhibits and mechanical art installations. The pass suits all interests and schedules, giving you the freedom to create your own Shakespeare country adventure.

Highlights

• Entry to 12 attractions including museums, castles and historic gardens
• Shakespeare's Schoolroom and Guildhall with Tudor school life activities
• MAD Museum's hands-on mechanical art and invention exhibits
• Kenilworth Castle ruins and restored gardens
• British Motor Museum with classic car collections
• Valid for 1, 2 or 3 consecutive days from first use

Plan Your Visit to Shakespeare's England

Your Explorer Pass becomes valid from the first attraction you visit and runs for consecutive days only. Each venue can be visited once during your pass period. Some attractions may require advance booking, so check individual venue requirements before arriving.

The pass works perfectly alongside other Stratford experiences. You might start your Shakespeare trail with Shakespeare's Birthplace tickets before using your Explorer Pass, or combine it with Stratford-upon-Avon walking tour to get your bearings around the historic town centre.

Most attractions are family-friendly with activities designed for children and adults alike. The MAD Museum particularly appeals to curious minds with its interactive exhibits, while the castle and garden venues offer plenty of space for families to explore at their leisure.