What does Horsmonden have in common with the White Tower at the Tower of London? Read on to find out. The name of this pretty village means ‘horsemen’s woodland pasture’.

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

A village nestled in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Kent.

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.

With very early military credentials going back to 1066, Sandhurst in Kent is only a 30 minute scenic drive from Royal Tunbridge Wells, and a marvellous stop off between coast and town.

The little village of Sissinghurst, surrounded by woodland in in the far east of the region of Tunbridge Wells is most well-known for the famous gardens in the ‘Castle’.

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.

Speldhurst, located just 5 km away from the centre of Royal Tunbridge Wells, boasts a charming 19th-century ambiance, exemplifying the beauty of our quaint Wealden villages.

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.

Known as the ‘Capital of the Weald’, Cranbrook is a pretty town with a medieval street layout. Many buildings date from the 15th through to the 19th century.