GUILDFORD TOURIST INFORMATION SHOP
No visit to Guildford is complete without popping into the Guildford Tourist Information Gift Shop.
We stock a wide range of books and souvenirs to remind you of our beautiful town. A small selection is shown below.
Visit our shop to see our full range and to make a purchase. We’re located in the stunning historic location of Guildford House Gallery. With varying art exhibitions throughout the year, and a craft shop in the courtyard, why not make a day of your visit.
Please note that, unfortunately, we are unable to post items to you.
Want to know further details about our stock, including prices? Email tic@guildford.gov.uk or phone during our opening hours on 01483 444333.
We look forward to welcoming you to our Tourist Information Gift Shop soon!
Opening times
- Tuesday to Saturday
10:00 - 16:30 - Located on Guildford High Street in Guildford House, opposite Sainsburys.
A Guide to Alan Turing
Keep scrolling to find out more about Alan Turing's connections to Guildford.
Alice in Wonderland Mug
Keep scrolling to find out more about Lewis Carroll's connections to Guildford.
FAMOUS CONNECTIONS TO GUILDFORD
Alice in Wonderland
Lewis Carroll spent much time in Guildford visiting his six unmarried sisters. They lived at ‘The Chestnuts’ near to the remains of Guildford Castle.
His second Alice book ‘Through the Looking Glass’ was completed whilst he was staying in Guildford in 1871.
Sadly, he became unwell on one of his visits and is buried at The Mount Cemetery.
Alan Turing is renowned as the father of modern computing and a significant figure in the development of AI. He is also famous for his code-breaking achievements during the Second World War.
Guildford was his family home. He grew up in the town and continued to visit family throughout his life.