Holy Trinity Church

Stratford is a fun place. Is has a great vibe. Holy Trinity Church is it’s heart. The cemetery surrounding it is shaded and peaceful. The church is old - the crossing was built in the 1200’s. The rest, including the chancel where Shakespeare is buried, was finished by the late 1400’s.This church is best known for its ties to William Shakespeare. His baptismal and death records are here. So is his grave, his wife’s grave, and several other family members.Getting to Stratford is a drive but if you are anywhere around here, Holy Trinity is a must see.“To be, or not to be: that is the question.”

Magnificent church with such history, both the baptismal and burial place of William Shakespeare

Holy Trinity is a beautiful old church in the gorgeous town of Stratford-upon-Avon and the burial place of the great bard himself William Shakespeare. Entry to the church is free but to go and view the graves of Shakespeare and his family you have to pay £4 which they use for the upkeep of this historic church and for the upkeep of the burial site of the most famous writer ever in my opinion.. the church door I found of interest is original and attached to the door is a sanctuary knocker which if you were in trouble or starving or homeless you could knock and have two days sanctuary in the safety of the church . Lovely place to visit the staff were very helpful and informative and it has a nice little church shop selling various souvenirs.

Trinity is where Shakespeare was baptised and buried. It is an active church that works hard to honor the history of the town, uphold the legacy of its most famous parishioner, and accommodate the throngs of daily tourists. The church employees are extraordinarily knowledgeable and are able to answer most any question. Be sure to take a walk around the grounds. The side overseeing the Avon is perhaps one of the most peaceful views on Earth. Take a few minutes to sit, breathe, and contemplate the beauty of nature and life.

A gorgeous church and the final resting place of William Shakespeare and his family. It was £4 each to enter the space to view Shakespeares grave.It was a very peaceful space, benches lined the entrance if you wanted to sit and take it all in.Really easily accessible from town, maybe a 10 minute mostly flat walk up to the church.

What a beautiful historic church which is the burial site of William Shakespeare and members of his family.The church itself is magnificent with beautiful architecture down to the smallest details.The peaceful atmosphere is amazing!With alot of history involved aswell.Payment is involved to view the burial site and any further donations can be made to help with the upkeep of the church.

Beautiful church with William Shakespeares grave £4 per person think is a little bit high for the small area

A must visit church on your Stratford upon Avon trip.I recommend visiting the church just after visiting Shakespeare's birth place.It's free entry.

Beautiful church where the bones of William Shakespeare lie.To see the grave, it is £4 Adult and £1 child (April 2023 prices)Staff are very friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. Able to look around the church at your own pace.

Beautiful historic church where Shakespeare is buried. Gorgeous stained glass windows.One is a tribute to John F. Kennedy.