A very warm welcome to Surrey from the official tourist board

We can't wait to welcome you back to our beautiful county.  Take a look at our things to do page, book accommodation and give yourself something fantastic to look forward to.  Surrey has some stunning landscapes for you to explore when the time is right, but for now please act responsibly and continue to follow the rules in place.

We look forward to seeing you again very soon.

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Located on London’s doorstep, nestled in the south-east of England, less than half an hour from central London, Surrey is a diverse place to visit that’s full of surprises around every corner. There are so many things to do in Surrey! 

From award-winning vineyards, pubs, restaurants and hotels to ancient heathland, beautiful waterways, charming historic towns, attractive villages and scenic landscapes, there is so much to discover.

Surrey is England's most wooded county, with rolling hills and valleys, and some of the best English gardens in the country.   

The Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty covers a quarter of our county, and it's perfect for walks, runs, cycling and horse riding. 

Climb the south of England’s highest point, Leith Hill or visit the wide-open fields used in 1215 for the signing of Magna Carta, by notorious King John at Runnymede. 

Surrey Day, Saturday 1st May is held annually to celebrate our beautiful county.  Find out how to get involved.

Sign up to our regular e-newsletters and keep up to date on ideas for days out, events and more. 

Current Coronavirus Advice 

Take a look at our Enjoy Surrey Safely page for further information. Please always remember to plan ahead as you now need to book a time slot at many attractions so they can meet capacity restrictions.

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