Yesterday, the new Shakespeare Theatre finally opened its doors after a £112 million massive refurbishment. The new thrust stage will bring the audience closer to the action although some critics have their reservations about sight lines.
Perhaps the most dramatic change is the 36 metre tower with its viewing platform giving you a vista over 4 counties. And while you're up there you can enjoy the rooftop restaurant which wraps around this new Stratford town landmark. Food is served all day and both the restuarant and tower are open to all.
Public booking for the new season's performances starts January 28 with King Lear opening on February 23. Book our Cotswold Highlights walking tour or our Cotswolds and Stratford gentle cycling holiday and you can enjoy the new theatre experience for yourself.
Thursday, 25 November 2010
Monday, 8 November 2010
Choice Inns
We're so pleased that a number of the inns we highlight on our tours are in the list of the latest prize winning inns of England.
One to mention especially at this time of year as autumn seems to be fast changing into winter, is The Turf Tavern in Oxford. Awarded Best Town pub of the year, the inn features .on all our tours in and from Oxford. Tucked away behind high walls in the heart of this historic city, you can sit outside in the three attractive walled-in flagstoned or gravelled courtyards (one has its own bar) with coal braziers so you can roast chestnuts or toast marshmallows. Canopies, lights and heaters.add to the general cosiness and warmth of this charaterful pub. But beware late arrivals for lunch: you may well be disappointed.
Congratulations to The Turf Tavern and thanks for your warm welcome to our walkers and cyclists there.
One to mention especially at this time of year as autumn seems to be fast changing into winter, is The Turf Tavern in Oxford. Awarded Best Town pub of the year, the inn features .on all our tours in and from Oxford. Tucked away behind high walls in the heart of this historic city, you can sit outside in the three attractive walled-in flagstoned or gravelled courtyards (one has its own bar) with coal braziers so you can roast chestnuts or toast marshmallows. Canopies, lights and heaters.add to the general cosiness and warmth of this charaterful pub. But beware late arrivals for lunch: you may well be disappointed.
Congratulations to The Turf Tavern and thanks for your warm welcome to our walkers and cyclists there.
Labels:
Cycling and Walking Tour,
Oxford
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