Nash's House & New Place

The last chapter in the life of William Shakespeare

Nash’s House was owned by Shakespeare’s granddaughter, Elizabeth, and adjoins the site of New Place, where the Shakespeare story ends in 1616.

Home to the Complete Works of Shakespeare Exhibition, telling the remarkable story of one of the most influential and best loved books in the English language, as well as the most magificent gardens and grounds.

NEW EXHIBITION - 25 MAY - 31 DECEMBER - DEAR SHAKESPEARE...

A look at some of the Shakespeare-themed letters from famous people including Oscar Wilde and Bram
Stoker plus the opportunity to write one of your own.

Contact information and location

Opening Times

Summer (Apr - Oct)
Mon to Sun: 10am - 5pm

Winter (Nov-Mar)
Mon to Sun: 11am - 4pm

Admission

'3 in Town Ticket' (also includes Shakespeare’s Birthplace & Nash’s House)

Adult: £12.00
Child (5 -16yrs): £8.00
Concession: £11.50
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 Children): £33.50