The picturesque Warwickshire town of Henley-in-Arden is steeped in history and famous for its variety of heritage buildings in styles ranging from medieval to Georgian. Set just 13kms from the Shakespeare town of Stratford-on-Avon, Henley and its entire High Street is now a conservation area, protected from unsuitable development. Once within the now diminished Forest of Arden, the town is a popular visitor destination for its charm and closeness to the well-known walking trails of the Heart of England Way and the Arden Way. The two Henley-in-Arden hotels and many guesthouses are busy during the summer season, catering to the high number of visitors. Architectural delights here include the ancient Market Place with its 15th century Market Cross, the half-timbered Guildhall and the 14th century Joseph Hardy House, now the town's Heritage Centre. Many buildings along the High Street date from the Georgian era, interspersed with terraced rows of half-timbered cottages. Ancient pubs and little cafes provide outside tables in summer, allowing visitors to absorb the atmosphere in Henley, one of the loveliest towns in the Heart of England.

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