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Royal Tunbridge Wells, located just 30 miles south of London, is surrounded by glorious Kent countryside. In Georgian times, this historic spa town gained a reputation as the place to see and be seen. Today visitors to Tunbridge Wells in ...
Royal Tunbridge Wells owes its existence to the discovery of the Chalybeate Spring in 1606 by Dudley, Lord North. Once the playground of royalty and the aristocracy, Tunbridge Wells was the place to see and be seen and became a ...
The discovery of the Spring Royal Tunbridge Wells has been attracting visitors for 400 years and has become a landmark in Kent's history, ever since the chance discovery of the Chalybeate Spring by a young nobleman in 1606. Its reputation ...
The pretty colonnaded walkway known as the Pantiles has become probably the most well known view of Royal Tunbridge Wells. Once the playground of the gentry and royalty, the Pantiles remains a pleasant place to browse, shop, eat and drink ...
The discovery of the Chalybeate Spring just over 400 years ago in 1606, marked the beginning of Tunbridge Wells, and it still forms a central part of the Pantiles and of Royal Tunbridge Wells today. Visitors came to see and ...
Learn all about the historic spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells with the help of a Tunbridge Wells guide. Our one-hour guided walking tours will take you through the Pantiles and the historic heart of the town. Discover its 400-year ...
Lying in the unspoilt beauty of the Weald, many small towns and villages still retain the essence of the Kent countryside. The many beautiful towns of Kent, England, in particular, the medieval market town of Cranbrook and picturesque Kent villages ...
Cranbrook in Kent, known as the 'Capital of Weald', is a pretty town with a medieval layout of streets and alleys, and many buildings dating from the 15th century through to the 19th centuries.Today Cranbrook is full of interesting individual ...
Within a short drive of the main centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells are some of the most picturesque villages in Kent. Here are just a few of the wide variety of Kent Villages to explore. Benenden This beautiful small village ...
Search a wide selection of high quality accommodation in Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area. From cosy B&Bs or country inns, to chic boutique hotels or traditional oast houses and cottages to let for self-catering holidays - there is plenty ...
A good selection of hotels in Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area, from stylish boutique and 4-star hotels, to comfortable, good value mid-range accommodation,means that you can be sure to find your ideal Tunbridge Wells hotel- many within walking distance ...
Bed & Breakfasts (B&Bs) and guest houses provide a very different holiday experience from big hotels. With a B&B in Tunbridge Wells you're assured service with the truly personal touch. Whoever greets you at the door is likely to serve ...
Self catering accommodation offers the ultimate flexibility and freedom. With Tunbridge Wells self catering holidays you can come and go as you please, get up when you like and eat when you want. Whether you are looking for apartments, holiday ...
For your peace of mind, all accommodation listed on this website has been inspected and awarded a star rating by one of the ratings authorities (Quality in Tourism on behalf of Visit Britain or the AA) or is part of ...
National Accessibility Scheme If you have particular mobility, visual or hearing needs, look out for the National Accessibility Scheme logo. Accommodation establishments displaying this symbol have met the National Accessibility Scheme criteria. Some of the accommodation establishments on this website, ...
The Personalised Accommodation Booking Service from the Tourist Information Centre in Royal Tunbridge Wells Tel: 01892 515675 from the UK Tel: +44 1892 515675 from outside the UK Or email us your requirements: touristinformationcentre@tunbridgewells.gov.uk Our staff have excellent knowledge of ...
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There are more stately homes, castles and gardens in Kent and the surrounding area than in any other part of the UK. Some of the best examples of things to do in the Tunbridge Wells area, range from a wide ...
The reputation and beauty of the Garden of England is no better apparent than in the gardens in Kent surrounding Royal Tunbridge Wells. The area not only has more than its fair share of the country's top gardens, such as ...
Royal Tunbridge Wells is surrounded by some of the finest stately homes and castles in Kent, many with connections to well known figures from history. From the renowned landscaped gardens of Leeds Castle to the moat at Hever Castle in ...
English wines have recently developed a real name for themselves, particularly those produced from grapes grown in the vineyards of Kent, and some of the best are to be found in the Tunbridge Wells area. Come and try for yourself.
The Tunbridge Wells area is rich in ecclesiastical heritage and architecture and has some of the finest examples of churches in Kent, from the splendid plasterwork ceiling of King Charles the Martyr in Royal Tunbridge Wells and the beautiful collection ...
The Wealden countryside surrounding Tunbridge Wells lends itself to all sorts of outdoor activities. Criss-crossed by a network of footpaths and longer walks such as the Tunbridge Wells Circular Walk and The Weald Way, walkers will find lots to enjoy ...
Royal Tunbridge Wells is surrounded by the glorious countryside of Kent and Sussex - part of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Miles of footpaths, marked long distance walking routes and some of the best walks in Kent, ...
The distinctive landscape of the High Weald AONB, an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', with its rolling hills, sunken lanes and captivating villages makes for one of the finest stretches of countryside in England and provides the setting for a ...
Music, theatre, dance, comedy, festivals...you will find more than a fair share of fun, colourful and entertaining events in Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area taking place throughout the year. Search from a wide and varied list of Tunbridge Wells ...
Royal Tunbridge Wells shopping offers a unique experience. The combination of specialist shops with big high street names in a charming and historic setting make the town a popular destination with all kinds of shoppers. Get to know the town ...
Explore and enjoy the diversity of shopping in Royal Tunbridge Wells, with so many areas brimming with unique and exciting shops - from the Victorian feel of Tunbridge Wells High Street and the historic Pantiles, to the smaller scale delights ...
The countryside in the Tunbridge Wells area lives up to its reputation as the Garden of England. Virtually year round supplies of locally grown organic and non-organic fruits, vegetables, locally produced meats and other produce mean that local people and ...
When it comes to eating out in Tunbridge Wells, food lovers prepare to be seriously spoilt for choice! Chinese, Japanese, Italian, French, English, Nepalese and Himalayan are just some of the cuisines on offer at places to eat in Tunbridge ...
'My Itinerary' allows you to plan your own itinerary in the Tunbridge Wells area including places to stay, eat and visit. Simply add items by clicking the 'Add to Itinerary' button on each entry. Once you have added items to ...
The days may be shorter and colder, but there are plenty of ways to enjoy Tunbridge Wells in the winter. Get out in the fresh air with a stroll round Bedgebury Pinetum & Forest , near Goudhurst. Winter is one ...
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For all press and media queries, including assistance with media visits and image requests , please contact the Economic Development & Regeneration Service at Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Telephone: +44 (0) 1892 554229 email: tourism@tunbridgewells.gov.uk Here are the latest press ...
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Need further Tunbridge Wells tourist info or have a specific question? Contact our Tourist Information Centre in the Pantiles. At the Tunbridge Wells tourist office, we would be pleased to help you with information on what to see and do ...
Many of our publications are available in a convenient electronic format available here for downloading. Alternatively, copies of our literature can be ordered online by completing the Brochure Request Form .
By Road Royal Tunbridge Wells is situated on the A26 and A21 routes from London to the south coast and can be reached from both the M20 and M25 motorways within 20 minutes by car. For details of National Express ...
Parking Free coach parking in Royal Tunbridge Wells is available in Linden Park Road, just a short distance from the Pantiles, open 7 days a week, 9am - 6pm. Coaches can drop off/pick up in the coach bay situated behind ...
You can download a map of Tunbridge Wells in Kent, to help you get around once you are here by clicking the links below. A map of central Royal Tunbridge Wells can be downloaded from the link below. Further maps ...
Royal Tunbridge Wells has been welcoming visitors for 400 years and we hope that you too will feel welcome here and enjoy your stay in the Tunbridge Wells area. An online guide of facilities and venues with access for people ...
Come and brush up your English language skills in Royal Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area. Whether you want to improve your basic language skills, or are looking for more intensive language courses in Kent, please contact the Language Schools ...
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The following websites provide a wealth of additional information on all aspects of Royal Tunbridge Wells and the surrounding area. Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Comprehensive information for residents of Tunbridge Wells Borough www.tunbridgewells.gov.uk LocalView LocalView is an online ...
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