Watch one of Shakespeare’s plays in his hometown

There is no better place than Will's hometown of Warwickshire to attend one of Shakespeare's most beloved plays than the Shakespeare's Globe on the South Bank of London.

Shakespeare's plays are a body of roughly 39 dramatic works that make up Shakespeare's canon. William Shakespeare is an English poet, playwright, and actor. Scholars disagree on the precise number of plays as well as whether they should be categorized as comedies, tragedies, or other types of plays. Shakespeare's plays are frequently performed all over the world and are recognized as some of the best in the English language. All of the major living languages have been translated into the plays.

In England's Yorkshire and Humber region, West Yorkshire serves as both a ceremonial and metropolitan county. It is an upland, inland county that includes the moors of the Pennines and has valleys that drain to the east. In 1974, the Local Government Act was reorganized, creating West Yorkshire as a metropolitan county out of a sizable portion of the West Riding of Yorkshire.

Have you read Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte or at the very least sang along to Kate Bush's musical adaptation? See the vicarage Emily, Charlotte, Anne, and their family called home in Haworth, a charming West Yorkshire village. The dilapidated structure has been transformed into a museum that showcases their life.

Location: south bank of the River Thames, London