- See where the Shakespeare story ended with his death in 1616, wander through the picturesque gardens and see where his house New Place used to stand.
- Nash's house was named after Thomas Nash, first husband of Shakespeare's granddaughter and wealthy local property owner
- Shakespeare died at New Place in 1616. Although later destroyed, the location is now preserved as a picturesque garden space
- See the ancient Mulberry tree, claimed to be from a cutting planted by Shakespeare
- Home to the NEW for 2009 - The Web of Life exhibition, offering glimpses into the life of Shakespeare through treasures and artefacts from our collections.
