Stratford upon Avon
>> Tuesday, January 26, 2010
The place has acquired a legendary status for being the birthplace of the immortal William Shakespeare and has become a town which people specially visit to see those sites that the legendary writer and poet used to visit in his hey days. Stratford upon Avon is a market town located in South Warwickshire, England located precisely on River Avon. It is said to have been receiving about three million visitors every year specially coming in to see the shades left behind by the man who is considered to be the big daddy of English Literature. The town council of this place has the onus of looking after crime prevention, public conveniences and parks. The theatres are a very exciting place to visit with the Royal Shakespeare Theatre being the highlight of showcasing plays. The Waterside Theatre got re-opened in 2004 and since then has been playing all the plays written by the legend who still live in memories despite leaving the world 400 years ago.
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The Henley Street, The Sheep Street and The Waterside & Southern lane are three streets that have been a part of this city for the past many centuries and are considered legendary cities to walk on. These cities are known to specially attract viewers who just take out time to walk on them so that they can feel history and also attempt to become a part of it by being in that league of people who had the chance to take a walk on these bridges.

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