In addition to all of the ‘Day in Guildford’ suggestions for your first day of your visit, whether you have your own car or travelling via public transport Guildford has all the ingredients for another perfect day out.
Morning
- No visit to Guildford would be complete without a visit to Guildford’s 20th century cathedral. One of the town's iconic landmarks, the Cathedral is located on Stag Hill (approximately 20 minutes walk from the High Street)
Seasons Cafe and Kitchen are usually open from 9am -3pm Monday to Saturday and 9am until noon on Sunday where you can treat yourself to an "All Day Brekkie" before taking in the Cathedral’s inspirational architecture.
Whilst you are there why not join one of the tower tours for spectacular views of Guildford (booking required).
Lunch/Afternoon
Enjoy an afternoon at one of many Guildford Attraction.
For art lovers
- Head to Watts Gallery, a unique art gallery in a picturesque setting. Discover stunning Victorian painting and sculpture or learn about the lives of G. F. and Mary Watts. Pause for lunch in the Team Shop and wander over to the nearby Watts Chapel.
For those who enjoy the countryside
- Head to Newlands Corner. Pack a picnic and admire the views over the Surrey Hills. Wonder down to explore the Silent Pool. Enjoy a tipple at Albury vineyard. The patio at the Vineyard is a hidden gem where you can relax and experience a glass of English wine.
- Closer to the town, on a warm day you may wish to visit The National Trust’s Dapdune Wharf where you can take a river trips along the Wey or enjoy an afternoon at a beautiful country house.
- Hatchlands Park is set in sweeping parkland to the east of Guildford and just 3 miles.
- South of Guildford you will find Loseley Park (May - July). The stunning walled garden is abloom with colour in the summer.
Whichever of our many attractions you choose to combine, you’re sure to have a delightful time in Guildford. And anything you’ve missed out can be included the next time!
