This was great and really scared the young kids - Tudor world is a great attraction, we went with my 5 year old daughter and her 6 and 9 year old cousins. I loved reading about the history of the house itself and the kids got a clipboard to tick off Tudor artefacts. They were really scared by the plague and dungeon bits … which maybe cruelly I found funny

Thrilling Ghost Tour - Ghost Tour was brilliant value for money! Wilfred was a fantastic tour guide, very entertaining and enthusiastic. I would 100% recommend

Pre-Christmas joviality! - Such a fun little excursion to do on a short get away for pre Christmas celebrations. Came for Christmas Market and an olde wordly Christmastide but this was our unexpected treat!

RICH HISTORY, AND GHOSTLY EXPERIENCE! HIGHLY RECCOMEND - I went to Tudor world on a ghost tour in October 2023. I had a wonderful time! Tudor world is so interesting and has so much history! Its safe to safe I definately had a ghostly experience. The one room we entered was supposed to be haunted by the ghost of a small pick pocketer girl called Lucy, and as I was standing in the room not near to anyone, something tugged on my jacket, when I looked around there was nobody there. Afterwards, I checked my compact mirror in my handbag and it had smashed. That night, I felt as though there was something following me back to my hotel room. The next day, a tall cloaked shadow walked past my bedroom door and I felt as though it had followed me home. After that... nothing. Definately a most spooky halloween, highly reccomend for a ghostly experience.

Great ghost tour - Wilfred the Warden did a fantastic ghost tour at 6pm when the museum was closed. Says 14+ but we took children age 15, 13 and 10 and loved it. Not for the faint hearted though! Really good value and a great experience.

Recommend! - We booked for the Thursday but decided that Wednesday would be better so we went to the venue to ask if it would be possible to swap days. The lady at the desk was so friendly and happily let us go inside there and then. She offered us a quiz/activity sheet to complete as we walked round which we happily accepted but we found it so difficult and we gave up. There were so many interactive parts to the museum and lots to read which we found very interesting! I had a go at writing with a quill and my partner had fun smelling all the interactive smells 😂 This was one of the things I was looking forward to on our trip to Stratford and it was very entertaining to walk round

Good to kill a half hour - This was fun, we especially enjoyed the “smells” and the information boards. It did only take us about 40 minutes (dawdling) so be aware of that before paying.

worth a visit - The museum is in the middle of town, the actual building is one of the oldest in stratford so was part of the attraction for me the exhibition inside takes around 45 mins to see and has lots of hands on little areas that would make it ideal for kids to learn without getting bored, it is worth a visit.

Nice interesting museum but visit time needed is fairly short - Nice little museum with some great exhibits and facts. Visited with grandchildren aged 4 and 7 and they enjoyed it and I think the adults learned things as well! Like many museums it doesn’t take too long to go around ( 30-45 minutes) and that’s your £20+ done with plenty more hours to fill. Museums have to charge but having visited another on the same day which cost the same and wasn’t as engaging the costs soon mount up.

Disappointing - We are BIG Tudor fans but this whole experience was over priced and unwelcoming. The place just seemed tired and needs some excitement. In addition, there was a lady sat in costume but she did little to welcome us, or get in role or create any excitement. She was more concerned with her crocheting. In addition, there was a halloween trail but the clues were hard to find, clues from a previous quiz were left around so my children got really confused. Such a shame as we had high hopes.