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The World's Most Famous Literary Home
莎士比亚故居的点评
点评：This has to be the most famous literary home in the world.
Shakespeare’s birthplace is a surprisingly substantial house, located right in the centre of town. His parents were fairly well-to-do and had a certain status so the house was well-positioned and was the largest on the street.
We stood outside for a while, marvelling at the fact that more than 450 years ago the little Will Shakespeare grew up here with his parents and seven siblings. He would have learnt to walk, talk and scribble his first words here (if only his mother had thought to keep them).
Shakespeare stayed on in the house for a few years more after he married Anne Hathaway. Sadly one of his children, Hamnet, died here too (Maggie O’Farrell’s novel, ‘Hamnet’ tells this story wonderfully).
We’d been through the house a few years ago and it was excellent. Recreated to look as it would have when Shakespeare lived here, it gave us an excellent insight into both his life and life in general in the 16th century.
We didn’t go inside again this time but even without going in, you can still see a lot from the outside. The house fronts right onto the street so you can see it close-up. We could also go inside the attached gift shop where you’ll find just about any Shakespeare-related gift you can think of. It’s surprisingly untacky and is refreshingly free of cheap, plastic tat.
TIP:
If you are buying a ticket, it is worth paying the £6 more to get the combo "Shakespeare's Story" ticket that also includes New Place and Anne Hathaway’s cottage. Older websites tell you that there are 5 sites included but at the moment, it's only 3. Neither Hall’s Croft & Mary Arden’s Cottage are currently open to the public.
Shakespeare’s birthplace is a surprisingly substantial house, located right in the centre of town. His parents were fairly well-to-do and had a certain status so the house was well-positioned and was the largest on the street.
We stood outside for a while, marvelling at the fact that more than 450 years ago the little Will Shakespeare grew up here with his parents and seven siblings. He would have learnt to walk, talk and scribble his first words here (if only his mother had thought to keep them).
Shakespeare stayed on in the house for a few years more after he married Anne Hathaway. Sadly one of his children, Hamnet, died here too (Maggie O’Farrell’s novel, ‘Hamnet’ tells this story wonderfully).
We’d been through the house a few years ago and it was excellent. Recreated to look as it would have when Shakespeare lived here, it gave us an excellent insight into both his life and life in general in the 16th century.
We didn’t go inside again this time but even without going in, you can still see a lot from the outside. The house fronts right onto the street so you can see it close-up. We could also go inside the attached gift shop where you’ll find just about any Shakespeare-related gift you can think of. It’s surprisingly untacky and is refreshingly free of cheap, plastic tat.
TIP:
If you are buying a ticket, it is worth paying the £6 more to get the combo "Shakespeare's Story" ticket that also includes New Place and Anne Hathaway’s cottage. Older websites tell you that there are 5 sites included but at the moment, it's only 3. Neither Hall’s Croft & Mary Arden’s Cottage are currently open to the public.
翻译：这绝对是世界上最著名的文学故居。
莎士比亚的出生地是一栋令人惊讶的宏伟宅邸，位于市中心。他的父母家境优渥，地位显赫，因此这栋房子位置优越，是街上最大的房子。
我们在外面站了一会儿，惊叹于450多年前，小威尔·莎士比亚与父母和七个兄弟姐妹在这里长大。他本应在这里学会走路、说话，并写下他的第一笔字（如果他母亲当初想保留这些字就好了）。
莎士比亚与安妮·海瑟薇结婚后，又在这栋房子里住了几年。令人难过的是，他的一个孩子哈姆内特也在这里去世了（玛吉·奥法雷尔的小说《哈姆内特》精彩地讲述了这个故事）。
几年前我们参观过这栋房子，它非常棒。这座建筑按照莎士比亚居住时的模样进行了重建，让我们得以深入了解他以及16世纪的日常生活。
这次我们没有再次入内参观，但即使没有进去，从外面也能看到很多东西。房子正对街道，所以可以近距离观察。我们还可以去旁边的礼品店看看，那里几乎可以找到任何你能想到的与莎士比亚相关的礼物。它出奇地朴实无华，而且完全没有廉价的塑料垃圾，令人耳目一新。
小贴士：
如果您要买票，不妨多花6英镑买一套“莎士比亚故事”套票，里面还包含新地方和安妮·海瑟薇的小屋。之前的网站说包含5个景点，但目前只有3个。霍尔的克罗夫特庄园和玛丽·阿登的小屋目前都不对外开放。
莎士比亚的出生地是一栋令人惊讶的宏伟宅邸，位于市中心。他的父母家境优渥，地位显赫，因此这栋房子位置优越，是街上最大的房子。
我们在外面站了一会儿，惊叹于450多年前，小威尔·莎士比亚与父母和七个兄弟姐妹在这里长大。他本应在这里学会走路、说话，并写下他的第一笔字（如果他母亲当初想保留这些字就好了）。
莎士比亚与安妮·海瑟薇结婚后，又在这栋房子里住了几年。令人难过的是，他的一个孩子哈姆内特也在这里去世了（玛吉·奥法雷尔的小说《哈姆内特》精彩地讲述了这个故事）。
几年前我们参观过这栋房子，它非常棒。这座建筑按照莎士比亚居住时的模样进行了重建，让我们得以深入了解他以及16世纪的日常生活。
这次我们没有再次入内参观，但即使没有进去，从外面也能看到很多东西。房子正对街道，所以可以近距离观察。我们还可以去旁边的礼品店看看，那里几乎可以找到任何你能想到的与莎士比亚相关的礼物。它出奇地朴实无华，而且完全没有廉价的塑料垃圾，令人耳目一新。
小贴士：
如果您要买票，不妨多花6英镑买一套“莎士比亚故事”套票，里面还包含新地方和安妮·海瑟薇的小屋。之前的网站说包含5个景点，但目前只有3个。霍尔的克罗夫特庄园和玛丽·阿登的小屋目前都不对外开放。
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