Tudor World
Museum | Stratford-upon-Avon | England | United Kingdom
Tudor World is a living history museum in the heart of Stratford-upon-Avon, offering visitors an interactive insight into the life of the Tudors. The museum is located in a historic 16th-century building and showcases various aspects of life during the Tudor period.
Exhibitions and Experiences
Interactive Exhibits: The museum offers a variety of interactive elements, including touchscreens, videos, and scent simulations that bring Tudor England to life. Visitors can, for example, participate in a festive banquet, sit on a throne, or rest in a four-poster bed.
Themed Rooms: There are various thematic areas, including a replica of a Tudor living room, a space exploring fears of witchcraft and the impact of the plague, and an exhibition on shipping in the Elizabethan era.
Guided Tours: The museum offers guided tours where an actor in the role of William Shakespeare leads visitors through Stratford-upon-Avon, sharing interesting stories and historical facts.
Ghost Tours: After dark, ghost tours are offered where participants are led through the building with lantern light and hear stories about the ghostly occurrences in this historic building.
Special Features
Historic Building: The museum is located in a 16th-century building recognized as a Grade II* listed building, once owned by the real William Rogers who served as the inspiration for Shakespeare's character Falstaff.
Central Location: It is only a few meters away from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, making it easily accessible.
Access and Visit
Tudor World is suitable for all ages and offers an entertaining and educational experience for families, students, and history enthusiasts. For current information on opening hours, events, and special exhibitions, it is recommended to visit the museum's official website.
