This article shows the exciting new experiences for visitors to Royal Tunbridge Wells. Whether you want to shop, eat good food or enjoy the summer weather, our town has something for you!

Enjoy the great outdoors and visit an outdoor cinema event in the Borough of Tunbridge Wells this summer.

Are you looking for something fun for your team or organisation to get stuck into? Find out more about some great corporate events and team away days! Tunbridge Wells is home to some great spaces for your team to really bond.

Royal Tunbridge Wells is one of the most dog-friendly towns in Kent. We've listed all of the dog-friendly shops in Royal Tunbridge Wells, to make shopping with your furry companions even easier!

Tunbridge Wells has some great restaurant options for vegetarians. There are many menus across town that feature exceptional vegetarian dishes, and places where plant-based food takes centre stage!

Find out things to do, places to visit and make the most of the May Half Term break with the family in Tunbridge Wells. The last week of May is a perfect time to experience the beauty of Tunbridge Wells and the stunning surrounding High Weald countryside. There are lots of different things to do, for all the family.

Tunbridge Wells is brimming with new opportunities for visitors, including wonderful restaurants and exciting experiences. Make the most of your visit and experience these enterprises firsthand.

Everyone loves discovering new places. From small eateries with glorious food, to woodland walks perfect for the whole family. We’ve rounded up our top pick of lesser-known gems across the borough. Waterside Cafe, Hawkhurst Fancy a spot of lunch with a view? This might just be the perfect place. Nestled into the countryside just outside Hawkhurst, the Waterside Café offers a number of homemade treats from Afternoon Tea or Cream Tea to traditional breakfast options. The cafe sits beside the main lake of Hawkhurst Fish Farm and is open Tuesday to Sunday. Find out more The Little Bull Cafe and Bar, Brenchley A beautiful brunch spot in the heart of Brenchley. Enjoy locally-sourced produce to eat-in or take away. With classic brunch options available, including American pancakes and Cali Benny (eggs benedict!). Plus, keep an eye out on their social media for themed set-menu evenings. Not to be missed. find out more The Heath Stores, Horsmonden Voted Britain’s Best Village Shop in 2015 (Countryside Alliance, Daily Telegraph British Village Shop of the Year). This beautiful delicatessen is stuffed full of tasty treats including pies, sausage rolls, tarts and more. There’s a small collection of tables indoors or outside seating for warmer weather. You can also pair your pastry with a walk. One of our favourites is a five-mile hike across the nearby countryside. find out more Aspens Woodland Walk, Pembury Set in the Pembury countryside, the woodland walk in Aspens is perfect for the whole family. Head here on weekdays to visit the small animal barn and café or at weekends the large animals and woodland walk are favourites. Find out more Willow and Sage, Cranbrook Charming Cranbrook has lots of independent shops and cafés.  Willow and Sage is a beautiful bistro offering freshly prepared meals in a cosy, unfussy environment. If this sounds perfect, head to Willow and Sage  seven days a week and late nights Thursday to Saturday. Find out more What's on in Tunbridge Wells Stay up to date with events in Tunbridge Wells with our events calendar See all events

Whether you’re looking to get out and about in nature or keep cosy indoors, we’ve rounded up the top 10 things to do in Tunbridge Wells this February.

From humble beginnings on the waters of Bewl Water to the Olympic podium in Paris 2024, rower Emily Craig’s journey has been nothing short of inspiring. Now a three-time World Champion, two-time European Champion, and the newly crowned Olympic Champion, Emily’s path to greatness began at the South East's largest reservoir, Bewl Water, at the age of 12.

Green Hop Season in Kent is well under way! But… what exactly is Green Hop Season, and what makes it so special?

Join in the celebrations! Watch and play Subbuteo, win a prize in our Subbuteo trail and learn about the history of this world famous game.

This summer marks the exciting addition of a specially adapted accessible carriage. Wheelchair users can now comfortably enjoy the scenic train journey alongside everyone else.

Kent is a county brimming with hidden gems, and The Cloudberry restaurant in Cranbrook is no exception. It recently caught the attention of the Telegraph with a glowing review.

Where form meets function in perfect harmony. Discover the new Danish retailer opening in Royal Victoria Place.

Calling all bookworms and literature enthusiasts! The Tunbridge Wells Literary Festival approaches soon from Thursday, May 9th to Sunday, May 12th, promising four days of literary magic.

The Tunbridge Literary Festival makes a return to the town this May and is set to yet again enthral and engage audiences. Want to see who's headlining? Read on!

The beautiful game… of table top football, that is! Brace yourselves, Subbuteo fans, because the 2024 FISTF World Cup is coming home to Tunbridge Wells. That's right, this historic town in Kent, beat out international heavyweights like Rio de Janeiro to host the prestigious tournament.

With a recent study by Forest Research revealing that 95% of people identified positive mental wellbeing, escape, freedom, fun and enjoyment as key benefits of getting active in the forest, we take a look at Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest’s top 10 experiences to get you moving in nature that you may not have discovered yet!

Recently added to the much-loved PIG hotel collection is Groombridge Place & Gardens, set to open in 2025. It's one of the most renowned and historic buildings straddling the border of East Sussex and Kent. Groombridge Place is a moated manor house in the village of Groombridge southwest of Tunbridge Wells.

Over 12,000 foodies from Tunbridge Wells and beyond were treated to a glorious weekend of sunshine and delicious delicacies at the lip-licking Sankey’s Spring Food Festival at The Pantiles on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th May.

Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest has a range of summer activities for the whole family to enjoy.