From the historic Pantiles to the ultra-modern Amelia via a plethora of parks and green spaces, there’s plenty for families, couples and solo-travellers alike. So, sit back and relax as we share the best things to do on a weekend trip to Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Discover the best places to work from in Tunbridge Wells! Plan a workcation to Tunbridge Wells & enjoy coworking spaces, coffee shop hopping & tasty local food!

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.

Welcome to Southborough Located just to the north of Royal Tunbridge Wells, Southborough is a quirky town and a great place to stay when visiting.

Kostina Art Studio, located right in the heart of Tunbridge Wells on Frog Lane offers a variety of art and craft workshops with qualified tutors

Located in the historic High Street in Royal Tunbridge Wells, The Cove's floral arranging workshops offer a delightful introduction to the art of creating stunning flower arrangements for your home.

Indulge in a delightful combination of countryside charm and sophisticated tastes with the Wildwood Vineyard Wine Tasting and Spa Valley Railway experience.

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.

Where form meets function in perfect harmony. Discover the new Danish retailer opening in Royal Victoria Place.

You will find the Ceramic Studio, set in two converted barns in a beautiful orchard in Brenchley.

Delve into the rich history of Royal Tunbridge Wells with a guided walking tour. Led by knowledgeable Blue Badge Guides, these tours offer a captivating way to explore the town. Stroll along elegant Georgian walkways, like The Pantiles, and hear tales of the town's rise as a fashionable spa destination.

Crack codes, solve puzzles in the Escape Rooms at the Shuffle House. Try scenarios  including Jail Break or The Diamond Dogs. Teamwork and wits are likely to win the day – escape stress, conquer challenges, and create great memories with friends or family. Book your adventure! ️

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!

Ever heard of Subbuteo? Named after a bird of prey, it was first invented over 75 years ago, in no other than Langton Green in Tunbridge Wells - yes really! Subbuteo continues to be hugely popular all over the world. Clubs, leagues and social media accounts are dedicated to the game.

All aboard for a magical Christmas adventure at the Spa Valley Railway! This enchanting train ride brings the beloved story to life.

The Cove in Royal Tunbridge Wells offers a variety of gin and wine tasting events throughout the year.

Enjoy a culinary experience at the Chef's Table at Tallow. This intimate setting, seats eight guests for an exclusive seven-course menu.

The Amelia Scott Museum offers private Curator Talks for visiting groups or as outreach programs. Led by a knowledgeable member of the Collections Team, these talks delve into the rich history and art collection of Tunbridge Wells

Enhance your Spa Valley Railway journey with delightful onboard dining!

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.

From the historic Pantiles to the ultra-modern Amelia via a plethora of parks and green spaces, there’s plenty for families, couples and solo-travellers alike. So, sit back and relax as we share the best things to do on a weekend trip to Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Some of the best things in Tunbridge Wells are free! A holiday break in Tunbridge Wells is full of opportunities for all budgets. There are many things to see & do without splashing the cash…

Ever dreamt of commanding a vintage locomotive, feeling the rumble of the engine and the wind whipping past?

Embark on an enriching adventure and uncover the hidden treasures of the natural world with a Wild Foraging Workshop.

Jazz on the Pantiles is a much-beloved summertime tradition in Royal Tunbridge Wells!

Every year, Calverley Grounds in Royal Tunbridge Wells is transformed into a winter wonderland as SKATE arrives.

No trip to Dunorlan Park is complete without taking to the boating lake. You can rent pedal boats, rowing boats, or canoes and enjoy splashing about on the water.

If you have not tried Shuffle Board, then you have missed out. Book a table for free at the Shuffle House and enjoy a few cocktails or beers with your game.

If you have a day or just a couple hours to explore the town, here are our top 10 must do’s on your trip to Royal Tunbridge Wells after visiting the iconic Pantiles.

The Kent Axe Throwing Centre, located just outside of Royal Tunbridge Wells, offers a unique and exhilarating experience perfect for individuals or groups.

Has an array of family fun days to look into. Their heritage days out have family discounts meaning for a family of four a return journey with no break is just £25, unlimited travel is £38. Effectively meaning one child is free!

Whether you want a peaceful day on your own or a day out with your Mum, the Spa Hotel’s day packages could be just what you are looking for.

Visitors have been coming to Royal Tunbridge Wells since the discovery of the Chalybeate Spring in 1606.

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

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.

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.

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.

Explore and enjoy the diversity of shopping in Royal Tunbridge Wells. From the famous Georgian Pantiles to the Royal Victoria Place shopping centre.

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.

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

The Commons are the great treasure of the Tunbridge Wells area. Large green oases in the urban environment, free to visit and great natural playgrounds!

The Pantiles in Royal Tunbridge Wells is THE must-see of the borough being a charming place to be entertained, to shop, eat, drink and stroll.

Without the Chalybeate Spring, Royal Tunbridge Wells would not exist. The natural Spring was discovered by a well-travelled English nobleman, a visitor on his way back up to the capital of England.

The Spa Valley Railway is a short walk from the Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells and takes you on a picturesque railway journey through part of Kent and Sussex.

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!

Discover the hidden gems nestled within the heart of this picturesque town.

Explore the natural wonders surrounding Tunbridge Wells with our numerous free-to-access nature reserves.