Where are the places of interest in Shakespeare's time?

Answer 1

I am interpreting you to ask where places of interest in Shakespeare's time which are still there are located. Well, the Pyramids are in Cairo, like they were then, and the Great Wall of China hasn't moved either.

Maybe you would like to know about places connected with Shakespeare. Well, in Stratford, his house which he died in, New Place, has been torn down. His school is still there, even the building still stands. His parents' house in Henley Street is still there (we think it's that house anyway). In London, we know where the Elizabethan theatres were, but there is little trace of them.You can see the foundations of the Rose, which Shakespeare may have played in. The houses he boarded at are no longer there but you can drink in pubs he may have frequented, although they have been renovated. The Anchor in Southwark is a pub which was around in Shakespeare's day.

Answer 2

1. Stratford-upon-Avon. 2. London 3. Places in between. 4. Places around England where the theatre company may have toured. We are not exactly sure where these are, although they did do a tour through Kent in 1596 when there was a plague outbreak.