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As part of Surrey Day celebrations, BBC Surrey listeners have suggested their stand out landmarks and iconic places to visit in Surrey to establish "7 Wonders of Surrey".
These are places that make us very proud of our beautiful County. Browse through the pictures then make time to visit.
Whether out for a walk or a jog this is a beautiful lake to explore, with fabulous scenery and stunning flower displays in Spring and Summer.
Watts Gallery - Artists' Village
Arts and crafts in all its beauty - the legacy of the great Victorian artist George Frederic Watts and renowned designer Mary Watts, the Artists' Village is a hidden jewel in the heart of Surrey.
The River Wey Navigation meanders through 20 miles of Surrey countryside offering stunning scenery on foot or water.
On the site of the world's first purpose-built motor racing circuit, Brooklands Museum is home to a collection of cars, motorcycles, buses and aircraft including the iconic Concorde.
The highest point in South East England, the views from the top of the tower are breathtaking on a clear day!
The first purpose-built mosque in the UK. The Mosque is open 7 days a week and anyone is welcome to visit, however if you would like to be shown around then you must contact the office.
The first Cistercian abbey in England, these ruins situated on a bend of the River Wey near Farnham are a fascinating place to visit with beautiful backdrops this makes for a fabulous picnic spot.
Scroll the list below and discover more wonderful 'wonders' in Surrey.
Why not use the itinerary planner tool and build your own favourite day out. The ITINERARY PLANNER tool (found at the top of each page) enables you to select any number of attractions and places to visit and add them to a 'virtual' itinerary. This itinerary can be viewed at any point as you browse around our website and shows the locations of each establishment plotted directly onto a dynamic map.
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Cobham
Enjoy a great day out in the beautiful 18th century landscape garden that is Painshill.
Cobham
Winding paths take the walker on a journey to discover stunning views and dramatically placed garden buildings
Englefield Green, Egham
Unwind in the natural beauty and experience the internationally renowned Royal gardens and seasonal displays.
CHERTSEY
Foxhills Country Club and Resort is more than just a hotel.
KINGSTON UPON THAMES
Kingston is a bustling market town, beautifully situated on the banks of the River Thames.
The Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is a nationally protected landscape that stretches across a quarter of the county of Surrey.
Weybridge
Original 1907 motor racing circuit. Features the most historic and steepest section of the old banked track and 1- in-4 test hill. Motoring village and Grand Prix exhibition.
Betchworth
Beautiful Victorian manor house with 50 bedrooms and 17 conference rooms.
Leatherhead
Country House Hotel just 2.5 miles from Junction 9 of M25.
DORKING
Enjoy a lunch at The White Horse, Dorking followed by circular walk through Denbies and Ranmore Common.
Hambledon, Nr Godalming
A picturesque 16th century inn in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the Surrey Hills.
RICHMOND
Richmond Hill Hotel is a beautiful Georgian building perfectly situated on the edge of Richmond park in the charming town of Richmond, Surrey.
Hambledon
A picturesque 16th century inn in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the Surrey Hills.
DORKING
Dorking is a unique, market town with exceptional natural beauty, whilst being an easy commute to London.
Redhill
A four star country house hotel and spa in Redhill
Redhill
A four star country house hotel and spa in Redhill
Camberley
A class ivy-clad Victorian manor set within beautiful gardens. Four star hotel and spa.
Guildford
A unique Arts & Crafts gem nestled in the Surrey Hills.
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