Surrey Tourist
See Culture (Surrey poet)
Hampton Court Palace
Newlands Corner
The Silent Pool
Royal Botanic Gardens
Royal Horticultural Society Garden
Winkworth Arboretum
- Beautiful woodlands and lakes. Visit in spring for a dazzling display of bluebells, or
in the autumn for some gorgeous riots of colour.
Clandon Park
Farnham Castle Keep
- Small castle overlooking Farnham town
Guildford Castle and Grounds
- Ruined tiny garrison castle - but offers great views for anyone who braves the steps.
Guildford Cathedral
- Consecrated in 1961, this brick built cathedral is either loved or hated. Standing on a
hilltop, it can be seen from miles around.
Hatchlands Park
- Beautiful house and grounds with the world's largest collection of keyboard instruments.
Loseley Park
- Excellent Elizabethan mansion just outside Guildford
Polsden Lacey
Birdworld
- Appealing wildlife sanctuary - great for kids. Just outside Farnham.
Gomshall Mill
- Lovely old mill - now used as a tea-room. Very English. Near Guildford.
Epsom and Sandown
- Two of the country's finest horse racecourses.
Alice Holt Forest
- Large forest just outside Farnham. Lots of natural flora and fauna. Cycle tracks with
bicycles for hire. Good day out for families or friends.
Savill Garden
- World famous woodland and rose garden.
Farnham Museum
- Well run country museum - very small.
Denbies Wine Estate
- Near Dorking - yes, we make wine in the UK!
Chessington World of Adventures
- Large theme park with nearly 2 million visitors a year
Guildford Spectrum
- Totally excellent sports centre with swimming, leisure pool, ice-skating, bowling,
athletics, and much more!
Hog's Back Brewery
- Yes! Near Farnham - you can see how real beer is made.
Runnymede
- This is where the Magna Carta was signed in 1251 by King John. On the banks of the
Thames near Windsor.
Box Hill
Leith Hill
Ham House
Richmond Park
- Royal park on the outskirts of London.
Wimbledon Tennis
Claremont Landscape garden
Some Surrey Links
The Official Guildford Web Site
http://www.guildford.org.uk