Tunbridge Wells

The town of Tunbridge Wells in the picturesque county of Kent is more formally known as Royal Tunbridge Wells. It was famous as a spa in Georgian times and attracted vast numbers of tourists who wished to take in the waters at the Pantiles and its chalybeate spring. Rivalling Bath and Brighton, Tunbridge Wells was the playground of royalty and the aristocracy and the place to see and be seen. Visitors to Royal Tunbridge Wells today will enjoy a combination of history, style and relaxation.

Tunbridge Wells remains a popular tourist destination both for visitors to the town and those taking in the glorious Kent countryside. Visitors to Tunbridge Wells are invited to explore the many gardens, castles and historic houses, shopping and wide selection of places to eat. From the elegance of Regency villas to large Victorian houses and pretty clapboard cottages, there is such variety. The unique 200-acre Common located in the town centre is the place to enjoy the outdoors and if you want to discover Tunbridge Wells' 400-year history, a guided walking tour is a great option.

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