Towns and villages with a group

Surrey is a county of vibrant towns and picturesque villages, from the northern part of the county being considered the suburbs of London to the rural south, Surrey is a county of contrasts and therefore great for exploring.

Towns:
All the towns in Surrey have great history, from the medieval to Victorian, and the old sits part of the new modern and vibrant way of life. From the second largest church spire in England, St Martins in Dorking, to Guildford having one of the youngest Cathedrals in England; Farnham with a castle, and Kingston with the Thames. Woking’s town centre square has recently been re-developed, Guildford has the beautiful River Wey and Navigations, while the area near Egham in Runnymede was the site for the Magna Carta.

Guildford
Farnham
Godalming
Redhill
Leatherhead
Kingston
Dorking
Woking

Villages:
Surrey has many ‘chocolate box’ villages, with thatched cottages, village halls, village greens with cricket pitches, local pubs and small junior schools. Many do not warrant long visits, but it is well worth stopping off if passing to look at these beautiful villages, and perhaps even a trip to the pub!

Shamley Green nr Guildford
Bramley - nr Godalming
Shere
Abinger Hammer
Cranleigh
Chobham
Albury
Brockham

Itineraries and suggested ideas:

Combine any town with a visit to a local attraction, so Denbies Wine Estate and Dorking, Loseley Park and Guildford, the Rural Life Centre and Farnham, Hatchlands and Guildford, British Wildlife Centre and Reigate.