Places to Visit
Days Out
Wisley is the flagship garden of the RHS and one of the UK’s most visited and best-loved gardens, attracting around one million visitors each year. Some 75 garden staff, 25 students, four apprentices and 100 volunteers help make a day at Wisley an amazing experience.
35 minutes journey by car, Wisley makes for a fantastic day out for walks, horticulture and picnics. They hold hundreds of events all year round, sell quality garden plants and gifts in their huge shop, and a range of cafes and restaurants across the expansive 240 acre site.
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Jardín RHS Wisley
Wisley LaneWisley is the flagship garden of the RHS and one of the UK’s most visited and best-loved gardens, attracting around one million visitors each year. Some 75 garden staff, 25 students, four apprentices and 100 volunteers help make a day at Wisley an amazing experience.
35 minutes journey by car, Wisley makes for a fantastic day out for walks, horticulture and picnics. They hold hundreds of events all year round, sell quality garden plants and gifts in their huge shop, and a range of cafes and restaurants across the expansive 240 acre site.
Take a 30 minute drive south into the Kent countryside to visit Hever Castle, the famous childhood home of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII and Mother of Elizabeth I. Dating back to the 13th century, it formed the unlikely backdrop to a sequence of tumultuous events that changed the course of Britain’s history, monarchy and religion.
The Castle & Gardens are now open daily.
Take a tour inside the castle and discover the magnificent award-winning gardens set in 125 acres of glorious grounds. Marvel at the Pompeiian Wall and classical statuary in the Italian Garden; admire the giant topiary chess set and inhale the fragrance of over 5,000 rose bushes in the quintessential English Rose Garden.
The Loggia, overlooking the 38-acre lake, is the perfect spot to relax before exploring the many cascades, grottoes and fountains. A stroll through the Tudor Garden, Blue Corner or Rhododendron Walk, provide colour and interest throughout the year.
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Hever Castle & Gardens
Hever RoadTake a 30 minute drive south into the Kent countryside to visit Hever Castle, the famous childhood home of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII and Mother of Elizabeth I. Dating back to the 13th century, it formed the unlikely backdrop to a sequence of tumultuous events that changed the course of Britain’s history, monarchy and religion.
The Castle & Gardens are now open daily.
Take a tour inside the castle and discover the magnificent award-winning gardens set in 125 acres of glorious grounds. Marvel at the Pompeiian Wall and classical statuary in the Italian Garden; admire the giant topiary chess set and inhale the fragrance of over 5,000 rose bushes in the quintessential English Rose Garden.
The Loggia, overlooking the 38-acre lake, is the perfect spot to relax before exploring the many cascades, grottoes and fountains. A stroll through the Tudor Garden, Blue Corner or Rhododendron Walk, provide colour and interest throughout the year.
Visiting in Summer? Why not take in the beautiful purple haze of these beautiful organic lavender fields in Surrey. Mayfield Lavender is a 25-acre lavender farm with café and shop, located in Banstead (Woodmansterne), Surrey – approximately 15 miles from Central London.
A popular visitor attraction throughout summer where you can wander through a sea of beautiful organic lavender. The lavender normally starts to bloom towards the middle to end of June and the peak time is July and August.
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Granja de lavanda Mayfield
1 Carshalton RdVisiting in Summer? Why not take in the beautiful purple haze of these beautiful organic lavender fields in Surrey. Mayfield Lavender is a 25-acre lavender farm with café and shop, located in Banstead (Woodmansterne), Surrey – approximately 15 miles from Central London.
A popular visitor attraction throughout summer where you can wander through a sea of beautiful organic lavender. The lavender normally starts to bloom towards the middle to end of June and the peak time is July and August.
Cities & Towns
50 minutes drive or a 50 minute train ride from East Croydon station, Brighton is a quirky and colourful seaside resort on the south Coast of England.
Brighton is bursting with attractions: an outlandish Royal Palace, interesting museums, a beautiful beach, superb shopping and late-night pubs, bars and eateries.
Stretching out into the sea is the iconic, neon-lit Brighton Pier. Expect amusements, rides and a brisk sea air with views across the english channel.
In the heart of the city, you’ll find extravagant Brighton Pavilion and a colourful network of shopping streets known as The Lanes, awash with vintage gear, antiques and quaint cafes.
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Brighton
50 minutes drive or a 50 minute train ride from East Croydon station, Brighton is a quirky and colourful seaside resort on the south Coast of England.
Brighton is bursting with attractions: an outlandish Royal Palace, interesting museums, a beautiful beach, superb shopping and late-night pubs, bars and eateries.
Stretching out into the sea is the iconic, neon-lit Brighton Pier. Expect amusements, rides and a brisk sea air with views across the english channel.
In the heart of the city, you’ll find extravagant Brighton Pavilion and a colourful network of shopping streets known as The Lanes, awash with vintage gear, antiques and quaint cafes.
Hop on a 25 minute train at Upper Warlingham station to visit one of the world’s most loved cities. England’s buzzing capital is well worth the trip and has so much to offer, from magnificent history and culture to stately architecture and expansive parks.
Tuck into delicious street food in the trendy city scene or treat yourself to something really special at one of London’s many Michelin star restaurants.
Borough market off London's south bank is a premiere historic food market with a great atmosphere and sensational street food and produce. Best days to visit are Fridays and Saturday when most stalls are trading.
Visit one of the 230 theatres in London. Watch award winning musicals in the West End or head to the Globe Theatre to tour Shakespeare’s playhouse, reimagined as it would have been in Tudor times.
Head up north of Regent's Park to visit the quirky fusion of London's punk rock and hippie scene in Camden Town. The centre of various musical movements over the years, and something of a counter-cultural hotspot through the 1960s and 70s, Camden Town is set around a picturesque lock on the river. It's colourful high street is lined with creatively embellished buildings, vintage Stable market and global street food.
Visit the famous Covent Garden (weekends are best), bustling Soho streets, St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Tower of London and Tower Bridge - the list is endless!
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London
Hop on a 25 minute train at Upper Warlingham station to visit one of the world’s most loved cities. England’s buzzing capital is well worth the trip and has so much to offer, from magnificent history and culture to stately architecture and expansive parks.
Tuck into delicious street food in the trendy city scene or treat yourself to something really special at one of London’s many Michelin star restaurants.
Borough market off London's south bank is a premiere historic food market with a great atmosphere and sensational street food and produce. Best days to visit are Fridays and Saturday when most stalls are trading.
Visit one of the 230 theatres in London. Watch award winning musicals in the West End or head to the Globe Theatre to tour Shakespeare’s playhouse, reimagined as it would have been in Tudor times.
Head up north of Regent's Park to visit the quirky fusion of London's punk rock and hippie scene in Camden Town. The centre of various musical movements over the years, and something of a counter-cultural hotspot through the 1960s and 70s, Camden Town is set around a picturesque lock on the river. It's colourful high street is lined with creatively embellished buildings, vintage Stable market and global street food.
Visit the famous Covent Garden (weekends are best), bustling Soho streets, St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey, Tower of London and Tower Bridge - the list is endless!
Activities
A unique, luxury, boutique cinema experience in the heart of Oxted. Screening a wide array of mainstream, independent and classic films, special events, launches and a diverse calendar of live satellite broadcasts, there is something for everyone at Everyman Cinemas.
It's the big screen like you've never experienced it before, bringing an innovative lifestyle approach to the movies. Swap your soft drink for a nice glass of red wine and a slice of freshly made pizza served to your seat. Excellent food and drink selection, a warm and friendly atmosphere, with fantastic customer service all round.
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Everyman Oxted
7 Station Rd WA unique, luxury, boutique cinema experience in the heart of Oxted. Screening a wide array of mainstream, independent and classic films, special events, launches and a diverse calendar of live satellite broadcasts, there is something for everyone at Everyman Cinemas.
It's the big screen like you've never experienced it before, bringing an innovative lifestyle approach to the movies. Swap your soft drink for a nice glass of red wine and a slice of freshly made pizza served to your seat. Excellent food and drink selection, a warm and friendly atmosphere, with fantastic customer service all round.
The popular Guildford Spectrum Leisure Complex, where you can enjoy ice skating, ten pin bowling, swimming and an extensive range of sports.
Guildford Spectrum Leisure Complex
The popular Guildford Spectrum Leisure Complex, where you can enjoy ice skating, ten pin bowling, swimming and an extensive range of sports.
Beaches
Camber Sands is situated to the east of the ancient town of Rye. It is a popular sandy beach, with picturesque dunes and interesting wildlife. The village of Camber is very close to the beach.
There is a paid car park opposite the beach (closes at 8pm daily).
The nearest railway stations are Rye and Winchelsea, served by trains on the Hastings to Ashford line. You can get to Camber on the 711 bus from Rye, and there is also the Sustrans cycle path leading from Rye to Camber.
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Camber Sands
Camber Sands is situated to the east of the ancient town of Rye. It is a popular sandy beach, with picturesque dunes and interesting wildlife. The village of Camber is very close to the beach.
There is a paid car park opposite the beach (closes at 8pm daily).
The nearest railway stations are Rye and Winchelsea, served by trains on the Hastings to Ashford line. You can get to Camber on the 711 bus from Rye, and there is also the Sustrans cycle path leading from Rye to Camber.
The closest beach from the flat location in Whyteleafe. Brighton is a stony beach with great amenities, food, shops and entertainment for families.
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Brighton Beach
off Kings RdThe closest beach from the flat location in Whyteleafe. Brighton is a stony beach with great amenities, food, shops and entertainment for families.
Countryside
Ashdown Forest is famous as the magical woodland that inspired some of the world's best loved children's stories, the adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh.
Ashdown Forest is the legendary Hundred Acre Wood and draws visitors from across the world, inspired to follow in Pooh’s footsteps.
They come in search of beloved spots, such as Pooh Sticks Bridge, Galleon’s Lap, Roo’s Sandy Pit, the Heffalump Trap, and the Enchanted Place where Christopher Robin says farewell to his friend.
Ashdown Forest is a walker’s paradise and it is the most popular activity that takes place on the Forest. Wide open spaces, far-reaching views, and tranquil wooded areas, ever-changing with the seasons.
There are numerous paths, fire breaks and rides criss-crossing the heathland and woodland trails for visitors to explore and enjoy. The terrain is mostly rough and undulating, with some steep climbs and slopes, so not everywhere is suitable for prams or wheelchairs. After rain the Forest can be muddy and slippery.
The walks leaflets and Forest map are available from the Forest Centre: Colemans Hatch Road, Wych Cross, East Sussex. RH18 5JP
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Ashdown Forest
Wych CrossAshdown Forest is famous as the magical woodland that inspired some of the world's best loved children's stories, the adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh.
Ashdown Forest is the legendary Hundred Acre Wood and draws visitors from across the world, inspired to follow in Pooh’s footsteps.
They come in search of beloved spots, such as Pooh Sticks Bridge, Galleon’s Lap, Roo’s Sandy Pit, the Heffalump Trap, and the Enchanted Place where Christopher Robin says farewell to his friend.
Ashdown Forest is a walker’s paradise and it is the most popular activity that takes place on the Forest. Wide open spaces, far-reaching views, and tranquil wooded areas, ever-changing with the seasons.
There are numerous paths, fire breaks and rides criss-crossing the heathland and woodland trails for visitors to explore and enjoy. The terrain is mostly rough and undulating, with some steep climbs and slopes, so not everywhere is suitable for prams or wheelchairs. After rain the Forest can be muddy and slippery.
The walks leaflets and Forest map are available from the Forest Centre: Colemans Hatch Road, Wych Cross, East Sussex. RH18 5JP