Radcliffe Square, en Oxford, con la aguja de la University Church y la Radcliffe Camera
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Gran Bretaña literaria

Casas de escritores, bibliotecas y lugares literarios de Inglaterra y Escocia.

11 paradas en el mapa

Lugares vinculados a escritores y libros, extraídos de las guías de las ciudades.

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Places: Bath, Edinburgh, London, Oxford, Cambridge, Manchester. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (opens in new tab).

Las paradas

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  1. Jane Austen Centre

    Museo · Georgian Bath

    Jane Austen Centre, Georgian Bath
    Photo: Fahdshariff at English Wikipedia, Public domain

    Un museo sobre Jane Austen y su etapa en Bath.

  2. Writers' Museum

    Museo · Old Town & Royal Mile

    Writers' Museum, Old Town & Royal Mile
    Photo: Stefan Schäfer, Lich, CC BY-SA 3.0

    Un museo dedicado a Burns, Scott y Stevenson.

  3. Scott Monument

    Monumento · New Town

    Scott Monument, New Town
    Photo: Carlos Delgado, CC BY-SA 3.0

    Un monumento a Sir Walter Scott.

  4. Charles Dickens Museum

    Museo · Bloomsbury y Fitzrovia

    Un museo en una casa de Bloomsbury.

  5. Shakespeare's Globe

    Atracción · The South Bank

    Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, Bankside, London
    Nearby: Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. Photo: Paul Hudson from United Kingdom, CC BY 2.0

    Obras de teatro y visitas.

  6. Keats House

    Casa museo · Hampstead & Primrose Hill

    En Hampstead.

  7. Bodleian Library

    Biblioteca · Radcliffe Square, Broad Street and St Giles

    Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Square, Broad Street y St Giles
    Photo: Remi Mathis, CC BY-SA 3.0

    Una de las bibliotecas más antiguas de Europa.

  8. The Story Museum

    Museo · Christ Church, St Aldate's and Folly Bridge

    The Story Museum, Christ Church, St Aldate's y Folly Bridge
    Photo: Steve Daniels, CC BY-SA 2.0

    Un museo sobre historias.

  9. Wren Library

    Biblioteca · Colleges and the Backs

    Wren Library, los colleges y los Backs
    Photo: Andrew Dunn, CC BY-SA 2.0

    En el Trinity College.

  10. John Rylands Library

    Biblioteca · Spinningfields & Deansgate

    John Rylands Library, Spinningfields & Deansgate
    Photo: Eirian Evans, CC BY-SA 2.0

    Una biblioteca neogótica.

  11. Chetham's Library

    Biblioteca · Northern Quarter & Cathedral

    Chetham's Library, Northern Quarter y catedral
    Photo: Photograph by Mike Peel (www.mikepeel.net)., CC BY-SA 4.0

    Una biblioteca cerca de la catedral.

Planning this trip

The 11 stops fall in 6 parts of Britain, and the two furthest apart, Scott Monument and Shakespeare's Globe, are about 534 km apart in a straight line. Treat it as a menu rather than one journey: pick the stops in one or two destinations and give each a day or more.

  • Bath (1 stop): Jane Austen Centre. Bath guide.
  • Edinburgh (2 stops): Writers' Museum and Scott Monument. Edinburgh guide.
  • London (3 stops): Charles Dickens Museum, Shakespeare's Globe and Keats House. London guide.
  • Oxford (2 stops): Bodleian Library and The Story Museum. Oxford guide.
  • Cambridge (1 stop): Wren Library. Cambridge guide.
  • Manchester (2 stops): John Rylands Library and Chetham's Library. Manchester guide.

To travel between destinations, see getting between regions and our rail tickets guide. For weather and daylight by month, see when to go to Bath, Edinburgh, London, Oxford, Cambridge or Manchester. Opening times change with the seasons, so check each stop's own website before you set out.

Access and family notes come from the same data as our area guides: 2 of the 11 stops are reported as fully or partly step-free, and 0 are marked family-friendly. Reports come from venues or OpenStreetMap contributors, so confirm with the place before you travel.