The Seven Wonders of the Weald

Bayham Abbey
Georgian gothic country house of Lord Camden and landscaped remains of a French abbey (1208).
Lamberhurst
Tel: 01892 890381
E-mail: paulcoomber@english-heritage.org.uk
www.english-heritage.org.uk

Bedgebury National Pinetum
The world’s largest collection of temperate conifers anywhere in the world makes the pinetum a haven of tranquillity and peace; set in beautiful parkland of lakes, streams and rolling hills. Wonderful walks or picnics round the lake. Events list available on application to the shop. Light refreshments.
Park Lane
Goudhurst
Tel: 01580 211781
E-mail: bedgebury@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
www.bedgeburypinetum.org.uk

Bedgebury

Bewl Water
Bewl Water reservoir is the largest stretch of open water in southeast England. It offers fly- fishing, windsurfing as well as walking and cycling. For club members there is also sailing, canoeing and rowing. Interactive exhibition, gift shop, kiosk, restaurant. There is also a water efficient garden to visit, which proves you can create a colourful, vibrant garden with minimum use of water.
Lamberhurst
Tel: 01892 890661
www.bewl.co.uk
For windsurfing contact Tel: 01892 891000

Lamberhurst Vineyard
Beautiful English Vineyard. New shop selling fine English wines, liqueurs and unusual gifts. Coffee shop, Vineyard Walks. The vineyard also owns the pub the “Swan at the Vineyard” that serves English food and English wines. Garden centre and play area. Guided tours welcome by appointment. Free admission and wine tasting.
The Down
Lamberhurst
Tel: 01892 890412
E-mail: sales@newwavewines.com
www.newwavewines.com

Marle Place Garden and Gallery
Ten acres of romantic gardens for all seasons including a mosaic terrace, pasture, modern sculpture and a Victorian Gazebo. Quiet private gardens with varied and unusual plantings. Extensive woodland walks specially managed for wildlife. A woodland walk follows a stream and takes in wild flora and fauna. Kitchen garden with oriental vegetables and newly restored orchid house. Art works in gardens and gallery. Regular exhibitions are held in the Galley. Self service tea and cake.
Marle Place
Brenchley
Tel: 01892 722304
Fax: 01892 724099
E-mail: lindel@lindel.freeserve.co.uk
www.marleplace.co.uk

Marle Place Gardens

Scotney Castle Garden & Estate
Spectacular garden surrounding a picturesque 14th century moated castle with dramatic views. Beautiful estate walks; open all year, through woodland and parkland.
Lamberhurst
Tel: 01892 891081
E-mail: scotneycastle@nationaltrust.org.uk
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

The High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
The countryside of small fields, scattered farmsteads, wooded rolling hills and river valleys that make the High Weald so unique, remains largely undiscovered.
www.highweald.org

Art and Culture

Assembly Hall Theatre
Theatre, music, shows throughout the year
Crescent Road
Tunbridge Wells
TN1 2LU
Tel: 01892 530613
www.assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk

Cranbrook Museum
The local history of Cranbrook and the surrounding area is told in the fascinating collections at Cranbrook Museum housed in a splendid 15th century timber-framed farmhouse surrounded by pretty tranquil gardens. The family history archives are also available for researchers.
Cranbrook
Tel: 01580 712516
www.cranbrookmuseum.org.uk

Trinity Theatre
Theatre, music, dance, comedy, film, visual arts all staged in a converted church. Trinity combines the benefit of an architectural landmark with modern interior facilities. Café.
Tunbridge Wells
Tel: 01892 544699
www.trinitytheatre.net

Tunbridge Wells Museum & Art Gallery
A fascinating insight into the history of the spa town and surrounding area. Displays include toys, dolls, costume, fine art, archaeology, natural history and the town’s speciality – Tunbridge ware.
Civic Centre
Mount Pleasant
Tunbridge Wells
Tel: 01892 554171
www.tunbridgewells.gov.uk/museum