Group Travel
Guildford is the perfect base from which to explore the whole of Surrey and South East England. Why not extend your trip to include an overnight stay – ask Guildford Tourist Information Centre for details.
GROUP ATTRACTIONS
For more information on each of the attractions below, please see their advert found on the page number listed.
SHOPPING Tunsgate Square Shopping Centre
HOMES & GARDENS Abbot’s Hospital Clandon Park
Claremont Landscape Garden Hatchlands Park Loseley Park Painshill Park
FREE ITINERARY PLANNING SERVICE
Guildford Tourist Information Centre will take all the stress out of organising a group visit to Surrey.
Simply -
• Call Guildford Tourist Information Centre on 01483 444333
• Tell us your requirements (numbers, dates, special needs, interests)
• We will provide you with a selection of itineraries to choose from including information on parking, eating out and accommodation if required.
Guildford Tourist Information Centre will make all the arrangements and you only need to make one single payment – we’ll do all the rest.
Themed days include - • Heritage • Town and Country • Houses and Gardens • The River Wey • Art and Culture • Spa and Shopping
Polesden Lacey
Winkworth Arboretum HERITAGE
Dapdune Wharf Guildford Castle Guildford Museum
Guildford Union Workhouse Guided Walks of Guildford Shalford Mill
The Great Barn, Warnborough The Undercroft
ART & CULTURE Grayshott Pottery
Guildford House Gallery
James Hockey & Foyer Galleries The Lightbox
The Sculpture Park Watts Gallery
GREAT DAYS OUT British Wildlife Centre Denbies Wine Estate Guildford Boathouse
A DAY OF SPORT
Gatton Manor Hotel & Golf Club Guildford Heat
GROUP ACCOMMODATION
For more information on each of the Hotels below, please see their advert found on the page number listed. Mandolay Hotel
Radisson Edwardian Hotel Guildford YMCA
Burford Bridge Hotel
Royal Holloway, University of London
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58 Holiday Inn Guildford, Gatwick, Sutton & Woking 59
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