Agree with what’s been said gardens are an integral part of the cottage and entrance is only via gift shop so no

The cottage is out of town - there should be transport from memory and it would be a good idea to either use google maps of how to get there - it gives you options of either walking, car or public transport The maps will ask for the starting point and the destination - it is fairly straight forward and easy to follow Failing that give the attraction a ring

as far as I remember yes but not 100%

If you get up early you could do the main four Shakespeare sites in a day but it would be a rush. Using the city sightseeing hop on hop off buses helps. If you could manage 2 days you can do the main sites plus a visit to the church where Shakespeare’s buried and a possible theatre trip. Enjoy it whatever you manage

Confermo. Anche noi abbiamo visitato in un giorno solo tutte le case tranne la fattoria che era chiusa in quel periodo dell'anno. Contando più o meno un'oretta per ogni casa si fa ben in tempo senza sperticarsi troppo.

plenty of parking.

Tickets can be bought on the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust website and on Trip Advisor, although the property will be closed for the winter this year from 29 September onwards until the Spring. Anne Hathaway's Cottage is not part of English Heritage but part of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

i think it would be very difficult to go round in a wheelchair and not worth it as you cant see the upstairs of the house the garden is also difficult to get round in a chair

I believe they can be used over a longer period :)