Stratford upon Avon

Stratford upon Avon is a market town and common ward in the Stratford on Avon District, in the area of Warwickshire, England, UK on the River Avon. Stratford was initially possessed by Anglo-Saxons and remained a town before the master of the estate, John of Coutances, set out plans to form it into a town in 1196. In that equivalent year, Stratford was allowed a contract from King Richard to hold a week after week showcase in the town, giving it its status as a market town. Therefore, Stratford encountered an increment in exchange and trade and additionally urban development.

The town is a prominent vacationer goal attributable to its status as origination of English dramatist and artist William Shakespeare, and gets around 2.5 million guests a year. The Royal Shakespeare Company lives in Stratford's Royal Shakespeare Theater. Aside from the town focus, Maybird Shopping Park, more often than not alluded to locally as "The Maybird Centre", is an extensive shopping centre arranged on Birmingham Road. The town has ious general stores, including Tesco on Birmingham Road, Aldi on Canners Way, Morrisons on Alcester Road, Marks and Spencer on Bridge Street and Waitrose at The Rosebird Center on Shipston Road.