Visit Guildford

Guildford a riverside town in the heart of Surrey, boasts a stunning High Street with historic setts and beautiful architecture.   With plenty of things to doevents, fabulous shopping and array of pubs and restaurants, Guildford is a great place to visit. 

Plan your trip to Guildford around one of the many events taking place ranging from the quirky to the dramatic, the artistic to the active.  

Our vibrant town centre is recognised as a safe and enjoyable place for a night out, with lots to offer and Purple Flag status

Discover why our geology is key for producing award winning wine with a tour and tasting experience at one of our local vineyards or learn about historic high society life of a bygone era at a nearby stately home.  With so much going on, you’ll find plenty to do for a longer stay in Guildford too.    

As you look up Guildford High Street, you'll see a combination of history and architecture that makes it an enthralling destination to visit with many stories to tell - some of these can be enjoyed on official tours led by the excellent Guildford town guides

Guildford is proud of its history and heritage, which dates back to Saxon times when it was known as Golden (guilden) Ford. The ruins of Guildford’s Norman castle form a beautiful backdrop to the award-winning castle grounds and the intact Mediaeval Great Tower offers panoramic views of the whole town from the top.   

Visit the bustling, historic town of Guildford and its beautiful countryside, and discover for yourself all that this beautiful corner of Surrey has to offer.

Local people with local knowledge will answer you call and help plan your visit to Guildford. Contact Guildford Visitor Information Centre

 

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