There are 48 car parks in Tunbridge Wells, including 13 in the town of Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Free coach parking in Royal Tunbridge Wells is available on the main A26 London Road next to Tunbridge Wells Common.

Air: Gatwick, Heathrow, and Stansted Airports nearby with regular flights globally. Easy road access. Train and bus connections available. Eurostar option from Europe. Road/Rail: Accessible from Eurostar, Eurotunnel, and ferries from France and Spain. Pet-friendly options. Consider regulations for pets and vehicles.

By Rail: Easy access from London, East Kent, and Sussex. Direct services, vintage trains, and connections detailed. By Car: Conveniently located at A26/A21 junction. By Bus: Routes from Gatwick, London, and East Sussex provided.

Inclusivity and accessibility are woven into our travel ethos. We believe that every traveller, regardless of their abilities, should have the opportunity to explore the wonders of the world with ease and confidence. We hope that these pages will provide valuable resources and insights for travellers with disabilities.

There are several public toilets around the Borough that are open to the public.

Benenden is situated in the Weald of Kent, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is surrounded by scenic farmland and woodland, where there are many walks to explore.

Brenchley is a lovely village located 6 miles (9.6km) east of Royal Tunbridge Wells , not too far from the A21 and adjoins neighbouring Matfield to make up one parish. However, Brenchley is the elder of the two!

Goudhurst is only 10 miles (16km) from Royal Tunbridge Wells or 5 miles (8km) from Cranbrook. It is a delightful village with its high street tumbling down the steep hill from the church to the village pond.

This historic and infamous village is situated within the Kentish High Weald near the border with East Sussex.

What does Horsmonden have in common with the White Tower at the Tower of London? Read on to find out. The name of this pretty village means ‘horsemen’s woodland pasture’.

Lamberhurst should definitely be part of your tour if you like country pubs, stately homes, castles and walks.

A village nestled in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Kent.

Paddock Wood is 7 miles (11.7km) from Royal Tunbridge Wells and neighbours the quaint villages of Matfield and Brenchley.

A lovely little haven one mile west of the town of Royal Tunbridge Wells and Tunbridge Wells Common, Rusthall is hidden among the trees and surrounded by rocky sandstone outcrops complete with some lively village shops.

With very early military credentials going back to 1066, Sandhurst in Kent is only a 30 minute scenic drive from Royal Tunbridge Wells, and a marvellous stop off between coast and town.

The little village of Sissinghurst, surrounded by woodland in in the far east of the region of Tunbridge Wells is most well-known for the famous gardens in the ‘Castle’.

Today this busy town has many quieter areas to offer the visitor, especially if you are looking for strolling and dining options just on the doorstep of Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Speldhurst, located just 5 km away from the centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells, boasts a charming 19th-century ambiance, exemplifying the beauty of our quaint Wealden villages.

With its rich history, stunning natural beauty, and a plethora of cultural attractions, it's no wonder that this town has become a popular destination for visitors and a beloved home for many.

Known as the ‘Capital of the Weald’, Cranbrook is a pretty town with a medieval street layout. Many buildings date from the 15th through to the 19th century.

Providing up to date and accurate accessibility information is at the heart of our commitment to providing an inclusive and memorable travel experience for all.

Kent Countryside accessible for all Tunbridge Wells welcomes everyone to step into an adventure tailored to their pace. Whether you seek the grandeur of historic houses and gardens, the exhilaration of panoramic trails, the serenity of woodland escapes, or the unique delights of sensory walks, Kent's countryside greets you with open arms. Explore the Trails Access to Historic Houses and Gardens in Kent    Kent's countryside is a treasure trove of history, waiting to be unearthed by all. Accessible paths invite you to step back in time through the grandeur of historic houses and the vibrant tapestry of gardens, no matter your individual access requirements.  Scotney Castle (National Trust)  Journey through a medieval dream at Scotney Castle. Explore the romantic ruins of the moated castle, wander through the picturesque Victorian gardens, and breathe in the fresh air of the surrounding wooded estate. Wheelchair-accessible routes wind through the grounds, ensuring everyone can experience its enchantment. You can book a wheelchair or mobility scooter before your visit, free of charge. There is level access to the shop, café and ground floor of the Mansion House and a digital tour is available to view for those unable to access the first floor. For those with hearing impairments, there are hearing loops available. Find out more on the National Trust website.    find out more Penshurst Place  Unveil the Tudor secrets of Penshurst Place. Once the playground of King Henry VIII, this grand estate boasts manicured gardens, a historic courtyard, and fascinating interiors. A designated wheelchair route allows you to discover its charm (two wheelchairs are available to pre-book). There is ground level access to the house to explore parts of the estate. Braille and large print guides are available. View full accessibility information here.   find out more Hever Castle Follow the footsteps of royalty at Hever Castle. Home to Anne Boleyn, before she became Queen of England, this magnificent castle offers a glimpse into its opulent past. Explore the formal gardens, meander through the Tudor village, and learn about its intriguing history. Pathways and some parts of the castle are accessible but there are also some steps. A limited amount of magnifying glasses and a brief history of the castle is available in braille. There are hearing loops and interactive audio guides available in English and several other languages. View the full accessible guide on the Hever Castle website.    find out more Most of these locations offer detailed maps and guides specifically tailored for visitors with limited mobility or other individual requirements. We suggest that you contact attractions in advance to ensure an enjoyable visit. So, grab your sense of wonder, and embark on an accessible journey through history in Kent. These magnificent houses and gardens await, ready to share their stories and secrets with everyone. Accessible Parks [...]

 Disabled drivers or blue badge holders will find a total of 92 designated spaces available to them in the Town Centre Car Parks and a handful on street also. 

Click on the 'hotspots' (red location marks) of our map to find out more. Map designed, drawn & painted by Elaine Gill. The interactive version of the map is only available on landscape. Map designed, drawn & painted by Elaine Gill.

Discover the prettiest English villages you could wish for and you will be delighted by their hospitable tranquillity and astounded by their grand historical contribution to British history and the colourful history of the town of Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Tunbridge Wells is very accessible, and you can get here and travel around in many different ways. We are situated just 40 miles from central London, with rail, road and parking infrastructure to help make access easy.

Welcome to Tunbridge Wells Tourist Information! Hello! Are you planning a visit to Tunbridge Wells? Well, you've come to the right place! We are here to make your time in this beautiful part of the country absolutely unforgettable.

If you have a burning question, our list of frequently asked questions should help you plan a smooth trip.

Need a walking map or a tourist guide of Tunbridge Wells? You are in the right place. View and download our guides to plan your visit to Tunbridge Wells.

Do I need a visa to visit the United Kingdom? If you are visiting from abroad, you may need a visa for your stay. Please check the official UK Government website for updates prior to travelling. If you’re an EU, EEA or Swiss citizen, you do not need a visa to visit the UK for holidays or short trips. You can cross the UK border using a valid passport which should be valid for the whole time you are in the UK. If you're a citizen of Canada, the USA, South Africa, Australia or New Zealand, then you do not require a visa to holiday in the UK. However, you will need to fill in forms to apply for entry clearance on arrival, and your stay duration is limited to a maximum of 6 months. If you are wanting to work or study in the UK, check if you need to apply for a visa to enter the UK on the UK Government website.

We'll take you through the different seasons in Tunbridge Wells and help you decide when to plan your trip for an unforgettable experience.