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!

Royal Tunbridge Wells boasts a surprising wealth of car-free day trips, catering to every interest. This guide unlocks a treasure trove of experiences accessible by train, bus, or even by steam train. Read on to find out more about great Car Free Days Out from Royal Tunbridge Wells.

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!

When the weather heats up, there’s nothing better than a great British beer garden. And there are so many great options to pick from in Tunbridge Wells. Whether you’re looking to pair your pub visit with a walk, National Trust property or are in need of something to entertain little ones, we’ve got you covered. Here’s our roundup of the best beer gardens in and around Tunbridge Wells… The Poacher and Partridge, Tudeley Situated in sprawling countryside, The Poacher and Partridge is another rural pub, perfect for families with a wonderful play area and plenty of area for little ones to run around. Adults will love the views across farmland and the outdoor shacks to sit in! View website Mount Edgcumbe, Royal Tunbridge Wells Sitting on the edge of Royal Tunbridge Wells town, the Mount Edgcumbe’s beer garden is beautiful. Ideal to combine with a trip to the town centre, or a walk along Tunbridge Wells and Rusthall Commons. View website The Vineyard, Lamberhurst A beautiful terrace, pizza oven, children’s play area and extensive garden area. Plus, there’s a wonderful walk to nearby Scotney Castle that departs from the pub! View website The Queen's Inn, Hawkhurst The terrace outside The Queen’s Inn in Hawkhurst is well worth a visit. Beautiful on a summer’s day, this hotspot is conveniently located on the road between Rye and Royal Tunbridge Wells. View website The Barn, Royal Tunbridge Wells Another Royal Tunbridge Wells town centre option, The Barn has a beautiful garden tucked away from the busy streets. Serving up traditional pub food, it’s a great option for meeting friends or stopping off after shopping in town! View website The Bucks Head, Sevenoaks Sitting just outside of Tunbridge Wells in neighbouring Sevenoaks, this is a great pub option if you’re looking for a dog-friendly venue, on the edge of Knole and with an award-winning roast. It's well worth the journey. View website The Milk House, Sissinghurst Great for the whole family, The Milk House has its own playground in the pub garden and fantastic views across the fields. You can couple a trip here with a visit to nearby Sissinghurst Castle or the quaint town of Cranbrook! View website The Beau Nash, Royal Tunbridge Wells Another town centre pub, The Beau Nash is named after an important figure in the history of Tunbridge Wells. The pub itself sits on Mount Ephraim and has a wonderful outdoor terrace that is a sun trap when the weather is good! View website The Goudhurst Inn, Goudhurst  For a more rural pub, The Goudhurst Inn offers a beautiful seating area outside. Benefitting from a beautiful countryside surrounding it, this may be the perfect pub for [...]

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 it's visiting the stunning grounds, having something yummy at cafe, having a mooch around the 14th-Century house or taking the children to burn off energy at the Adventure Playground, there's lots to love about Penshurst Place.

Lace up your walking shoes, grab your reusable cup, and explore some of Tunbridge Wells best walks with tea rooms and cafes to relax and reward yourself with a delicious piece of cake!

In the mood to pull on your wellies and set off with a family on a refreshing walk, ideally ending up at a cosy, country pub? Tunbridge Wells is filled with scenic trails, historic woodlands, picturesque villages and charming countryside to explore and an even greater number of welcoming pubs to relax in afterward.

We asked our residents where to find the best Sunday roast in Tunbridge Wells.

Kent, the "Garden of England," is a county renowned for its beautiful countryside, rich history, and vibrant communities. But Kent is also home to a growing number of businesses making a positive impact on the environment and society. These businesses are the Kent Impact Heroes, and their stories are an inspiration to us all.

If you're wondering what an ideal weekend with your family looks like in Tunbridge Wells then read on! Here's your ultimate guide that'll please everyone in your brood.

Want to know what local National Trust is the best place for families? Clare Lush-Mansell visits Scotney Castle during October Half Term and here's what she thought.

Ever wondered how to spend an afternoon in Rusthall? Here's how to explore the quaint village, just 2 miles to the west of Tunbridge Wells.

Want to know what local National Trust is the best place for families? Clare Lush-Mansell visits Sissinghurst Castle Garden and Cranbrook Museum, one sunny morning to see what it was like.

Clare Lush-Mansell, founder of My Tunbridge Wells is back with more reasons why she loves Tunbridge Wells from the shopping, well-positioned location and its rich history and culture.

Hear from Clare Lush-Mansell, founder of My Tunbridge Wells who has now lived in Tunbridge Wells for 17 years and why she thinks Tunbridge Wells is such a teriffic place to live.

Local foodie, Charlotte, shares her favourite places to eat and drink around Cranbrook. A charming town with weatherboarded houses, a windmill and quaint high street.

Looking for something quintessentially British to do on your visit to Tunbridge Wells? Let us introduce you to The George Pub and Fonthill Brewery, where the tradition of pub culture meets the art of brewing!

Looking for an alternative to the traditional dinner and a movie for your next date night? Whether you’re looking for ideas of how to impress on a first date, or something special to do with your long-term partner, here are some alternative ways to spend time together in Tunbridge Wells…

My Tunbridge Wells shares her favourite restaurants to rekindle the romance in Tunbridge Wells with a delightful dining experience. Discover a table for two at a charming restaurant, indulge in exquisite flavours, and create unforgettable memories.

Planning a wedding? Congratulations! Brides-to-be share this with your bride tribe and allow the preparation of the Hen Do of your dreams - in good old Sunny Tunny of course - begin. Whether you’re a bride who wants to be pampered and float on cloud nine or the bride who wants to go all out with bars and a boogie for your last rodeo, you’ll find it in Tunbridge Wells.

You might not associate Tunbridge Wells with a good girl’s trip but I’m here to tell you exactly why you should and there’s so much to do to suit your mood. Ready to start your next trip in style? Let’s go girls!

Named after the area of ancient woodland that spans across Surrey, Kent and Sussex, the Weald of Kent is an unmissable part of any visit to the borough of Tunbridge Wells. Join Katy Mason on a 2 day driving tour itinerary...

This picturesque town has become my new home, and I couldn't be happier about the decision to move here. In this blog, I'll share with you the reasons why I chose to make Royal Tunbridge Wells my new hometown.

Tunbridge Wells beckons with a range of cooking schools and experiences, promising you, your friends, or your family an unforgettable foodie experience.