Features and Attractions

Royal Tunbridge Wells

Museum and Art Gallery - varied display of exhibits, including locally made 'Tunbridge ware', marquetry, local by-gones, toys and rural craft
Original Chalybeate Spring, discovered around 1606
'A Day at the Wells' providing a fascinating look at the life in Georgian times
Several parks and sports facilities including tennis, golf, horse-riding, cricket and swimming
Elegant shops and tea rooms
Over 35 antique shops
Theatre - often featuring internationally known stars - from opera and ballet to comedy and mime
Cinema
The town's famous colonnaded shopping street known as the Pantiles
Arts centres
Lively pubs and restaurants
The Royal Victoria Place shopping centre - opened by Diana, Princess of Wales
Outdoor entertainment and festivals
Local countryside walks and cycling

Places to stay in and around Royal Tunbridge Wells

Self catering - Freedom Holiday Homes

Superb selection of self-catering holiday accommodation. Offering cottages, barns, granaries, oasts, and some unusual conversions throughout the beautiful counties of Kent and East Sussex.

www.freedomholidayhomes.co.uk

Bed and breakfast - Clarken Guest House

61 Frant Road, Tunbridge Wells, TN2 5LH

10 minute walk to the Pantiles and 15 minutes from the mainline station.

Telephone: 01892 533397 - Sue and Barry Kench

Family run homely bed and breakfast. 4 ensuite family, double and twin rooms, plus two twins sharing one bathroom. There is also a self contained flat sleeping six.

Guideline rate: Ensuite: £28.20 per person per night; Sharing twin: £23.50 per person per night. Prices may change.

Hotels - The Royal Wells Inn

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Kent

Kent, widely referred to as the Garden of England, has many historic attractions from castles, museums and art galleries, historical homes and gardens to animal life and planes, trains and automobiles.