Fear not, families! When the clouds gather and the pitter-patter starts, this delightful area has a hidden treasure trove of indoor activities guaranteed to keep little ones (and big ones!) entertained.

Scale exhilarating bouldering routes, fuel up in the cozy café, and join a tribe of fellow thrill-seekers.

Trinity is recognised as a vibrant cultural hub situated in the heart of Royal Tunbridge Wells, offering a varied seasonal programme.

The Assembly Hall Theatre is a 1,000 seat theatre located in the heart of Royal Tunbridge Wells which brings an exhilarating range of theatre, music, comedy, dance, family and entertainment events from around the world to south east England.

Whether you're seeking refuge from a rainy day or consider yourself a true cinephile, Tunbridge Wells offers a diverse array of cinematic experiences.

Tunbridge Wells has long been a hub for cultural experiences, and its live music scene is no exception. From intimate pubs to nightclubs and concert halls, the borough offers a diverse array of venues that cater to all musical tastes.

The Amelia Scott, is a gateway to a world of art, culture, history and community in the heart of Royal Tunbridge Wells. This arts and culture hub is open 7 days a week!

The Cranbrook Museum is a delightful Grade ll listed 15th century timber-framed building. The museum first opened its doors in 1973 and is now a non-profit organisation run by volunteers from the Cranbrook Museum & Local History Society.

Salomons Museum is in Salomons Estate, a Victorian mansion and estate located in Southborough where visitors can enjoy a stroll around the gardens and parkland or enter the museum to learn about the people and events that helped shape this ‘mansion of many marvels’.