Farncombe Boat House is situated at the most southerly end of the National Trust River Wey at Godalming. Brightly-coloured rowboats, punts and canoes can be hired by the hour or day. Purpose built day narrowboats are especially suitable for family...

The town of Godalming near Guildford in Surrey is rich in historical interest and has been a thriving town since the Domesday Book. The town’s museum has a number of interesting displays including an exhibition on the town’s social...

Oakhurst Cottage was built in the 16th Century, and is one of the best-preserved examples of a timber-framed cottage in the area. It is preserved and protected by the National Trust, ensuring that future generations can enjoy its splendour....

The building that is now known as the Pepperpot in the thriving town of Godalming near Guildford was initially built as the town hall in 1814 and has served many purposes ever since. It is a noticeable landmark as...

Visitors to Rodborough Common in Godalming in Surrey can find an area of just under sixty two hectares of countryside given over to a mixture of heath land, woodland and grassland. The area is managed by Surrey Wildlife Trust who...

The Witley Centre is housed in a modern building on the edge of this area of natural beauty, overseen by the National Trust. The purpose-built centre houses a countryside exhibition that examines the delicate eco-system that exists on this...

Winkworth Arboretum is home to over 1000 species of shrubs and trees some of which are rare. The woodland is set on a hill with spectacular views across the Surrey countryside. There are a variety of walks to...

Loseley House is situated on the Loseley Park Estate just outside Guildford and is a beautiful example of a 16th Century Elizabethan house. Indeed, Queen Elizabeth I used to stay here. There are guided tours available which offer...

Shalford watermill is situated in the pretty village of Shalford near Guildford in Surrey. It was given in 1932 by an anonymous group called Ferguson’s Gang and is now maintained by the National Trust. The mill dates back...

St Martha’s Church is located on a hill not far from Guildford and is a popular landmark with walkers as it is surrounded by the Surrey North Downs and has many guided footpaths leading to it including the Pilgrims’ Way...

St Mary’s Church in the picturesque village of Shalford near Guildford in Surrey is interesting because of the site’s long history. There has been a church here since Saxon times and the present church is at least the fourth...

The small, picturesque village of Compton near Guildford is surprisingly filled with historic sites. St Nicholas Church is one of Britain’s most outstanding examples of an Anglo-Saxon church which has retained many of its original features including its tower....

The Surrey Guild of Craftsmen Gallery was established as a cooperative in 1993, and since that time has developed into one of the foremost exhibitors of crafts in the area. The gallery is committed to showing a wide range...

The village fountain in Hascombe in Surrey is popular with residents and tourists alike as it is famous for its pure spring water that can be collected for free from the fountain. It was built in 1877 by Edward...

The Watts Chapel was designed and built by Mary Watts, the wife of the artist G F Watts. It is an intricately ornate building from the outside and a wonder from the inside as Mary Watts was a pioneer...

The Watts Gallery houses the studio collection of G. F. Watts OM RA, and includes works by his wife and other Victorian artists. Opened on 1st April 1904 it is a purpose built picture gallery and retains the beliefs, upon...

The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre previews a wide selection of plays, many prior to their run in London’s West End. We have two restaurants and the Riverbank Café overlooking the picturesque River Wey. Why not eat at the theatre for...