Seven Wonders of the Weald
Kent tourism pass allowing discounted entry to some of the finest attractions in the Tunbridge Wells region
Penshurst Place and Gardens
Set in the beautiful Weald of Kent, Penshurst Place & Gardens and the surrounding estate have stood on the banks…
Cranbrook Union Windmill
A fine working Smock Mill and one of tallest in the country.
St Mary’s Church Speldhurst
A wonderful Victorian interior with fine stained glass windows by William Morris and Sir Edward Burne Jones.
Ightham Mote Manor House
Owned by Knights, courtiers to Henry VIII and society Victorians, this moated manor dates from 1320
St. Mary’s Church Lamberhurst
See the controversial Piper window at this 14th century church in the Wealden village of Lamberhurst.
High Rocks
These magnificent rocks are steeped in history dating back millions of years.
St Mary’s Church Goudhurst
St. Mary's contains a collection of monuments to the great and the good of the past.
Hever Castle and Gardens
Beautiful childhood home of Anne Boleyn and later of Lord Astor with stunning gardens and fantastic events.
St. Dunstan’s Church
St. Dunstan's is an unusually large church known as 'the Cathedral of the Weald'
Scotney Castle
Earliest records for Scotney go back to 1137 but it was 1378 that the Old Castle was built in response…