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.

Are you looking for a beautiful part of the country to ride your bicycle whilst on holiday? From fast paced mountain biking to family friendly routes, Tunbridge Wells offers an abundance of natural beauty to enhance any bike ride.

High Rocks is a Scheduled Ancient Monument because it was once a Neolithic Settlement and an Iron Age Fort.

Unwind and explore 6,500 acres of wilderness! Ashdown Forest offers something for walkers, horse riders, and families alike.

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.

Immerse yourself in the captivating blend of historic charm and invigorating nature that Tunbridge Wells offers. This unique experience combines insightful Blue Badge guided walks through Royal Tunbridge Wells and Nordic walking adventures in its picturesque surroundings, catering to both history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts.

Immerse yourself in a personalised experience at Tunbridge Wells' bed and breakfasts, where owners go the extra mile to make your stay memorable.

Escape to the tranquillity of pretty self-catering holiday cottages, offering the perfect blend of privacy, space, and luxury for your getaway.

Experience the idyllic charm of camping in Tunbridge Wells' countryside, surrounded by rolling hills, orchards, and typical English villages.

With some of the best landscapes in the country and a fantastic choice of public footpaths, the best way to see the glorious countryside of Kent and Sussex that surrounds Royal Tunbridge Wells is on foot.