The knot garden at Shakespeare's New Place, with low clipped hedges and paths between brick walls.

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Shakespeare's New Place

Shakespeare's New Place is the site of the house in Stratford-upon-Avon where William Shakespeare lived from 1597 until his death there in 1616. The house was demolished in 1759; the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust now presents its footprint as a garden with commissioned artworks, next to the Great Garden and a restored knot garden.

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Mon11:00–15:00

Tue11:00–15:00

Wed11:00–15:00

Thu11:00–15:00

Fri11:00–15:00

Sat11:00–15:00

Sun11:00–15:00

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