Updating Map... About Stratford-upon-Avon Canal
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Whether its canal boats of all colours and sizes,the abundance of swans to watch and feed,or simply a stroll on the canal bank in the glorious sunshine,well this is the place to be. Not only is the canal bank nice to walk along,but the scenery...More
We chose to walk along the canal towpath to Wilmcote (where Mary Arden's Farm is) it was a lovely walk with a number of locks along the way, always interesting when there are narrow boats going up and down. For April, there were butterflies, waterbirds...More
It's so lovely to take a walk along the canal in Stratford...... it's just wonderful on a sunny day. It's a busy place for tourists though, so don't leave too late to arrive for parking.
we had a stroll along the canal good day picked .but you can get a river boat as well.they had food stall by the canal.
We stayed in a hotel located next to the canal - unfortunately, we didn't manage to get a room with this view but we did spend some time outside watching some boats negotiating the locks. We also walked around the turning space near the theatre...More
As I walked along this winding canal, I saw many things that were picturesque. White swans, boats, locks, pathways, flowers, birds, budding trees and historic homes and gardens. No visit to this wonderful city should be taken without visiting this canal and walkway.
This is a good walk (also a run if you want- 3 routes available). take a walk along the river, cross at the bridge & follow the route to Holy Trinity church (W.S tomb inside), the on to Halls croft. From there follow the signs...More
We are not from Stratford but we do visit a lot. We enjoy walking by the canal on sunny days. Stratford is since a nice touristy place.
Very beautiful place for a nice stroll, especially in a warm weather. Clean, plenty of space for picnic, lovely views.
With all the Shakespeare about and the Hathaway history we tend to forget Stratford importance in the early industrial era of UK. As a hub of navigation the town has basins now full of pleasure craft, super tree lined waterways and populations of bird and...More
