Fun and entertainment West Midlands

Swimming pool and sports grounds. Concert series all year round. Information at the tourist office or by telephone.

Led by an enlightened and passionate amateur company, the theatre found its place in an old disused XIIIIe century chapel. It also hosts professional troops.

After forty years to dance the city's students, Snob has just made new skin on its new premises. Indie and pop are always at the rendez-vous and low prices make it an exit for all budgets.

Claimed to be the city's oldest pub, the setting is absolutely exceptional in this house built in 1400, which houses an establishment with a warm, cosy atmosphere, richly decorated with wood. Many customers, tourists and regulars alike, gather behind the half-timbered walls with their dark windows to enjoy a pint of real ale and, of course, English cuisine. The fish & chips are very good. It's even said that the place is haunted by the inn's former occupants... Not to be missed!

A pub whose establishment dates back to the 15th century, where "theatre people" go before or after rehearsals and performances, it is even nicknamed The Swan, like the Swan Theatre, right next door. Of course, the restaurant is often full. Its location is pleasant, on the banks of the Avon. Facing the canal, its terrace is appreciated in summer when the sun appears. In addition, local and international cuisine is served. A good Sunday Roast is also served on Sundays. The perfect stopover during a stay in the city of Shakespeare.