Stratford Upon Avon Waterstones!

 

Hi Book Worms!

Well the other weekend whilst visiting Stratford Upon Avon, I thought as I'm here I'll visit Waterstones as part of my mission to visit every Waterstones in the UK.

The Stratford Upon Avon Waterstones was a good size.  Similar to York but sadly with no cafe.  It also offered a decent amount and variety of books.  Even in my favourite section of Sci-fi and Fantasy.

Overall a good Waterstones.  Marked down for not having a cafe.  It is probably around the top 10 of the Waterstones I've been to.

Of course I couldn't go all that way without a purchase.  There's not many books I'm after at the moment but always like to collect the Alien books from Titan.  I'd better hurry up and read them!

Score   7/10

Stratford Upon Avon Visit!

 

Hi Folks!

Last weekend on a trip to Warwick Castle, my daughter and I visited Stratford Upon Avon the following day for a few hours.

Famous for being the birth place of William Shakespeare, Stratford Upon Avon was a lovely place with cafes, old buildings, including the home where William Shakespeare was born.

Shakespeare's Home

We even visited Stratford Upon Avon's Waterstones.  As part of my journey to visit every Waterstones in the UK I was happy with that.  A review of the Waterstones will be posted soon.

We visited a really nice cafe for afternoon tea. The buns and cakes looked amazing!

After refreshment we made our way to the canal for a boat ride.  It was fun, but for me there wasn't enough time.  Although it did take a while getting through the Locks.

We also looked around the park and were lucky enough to arrive when Stratford Upon Avon had a food market on.

I was disappointed I didn't see many book shops, especially as it's the home town of William Shakespeare.  One of the most iconic figures in literature.

I would definitely return some day though.

Look out for a Stratford Upon Avon Waterstones review coming soon.

Neil x