Wealden wonders Take in romantic Scotney Castle, ringed by its moat, or the enchanting Sissinghurst Castle and gardens, former home of Vita Sackville-West. Village highlights include Goudhurst
where Finchcocks, a Georgian manor, has a collection of more than 100 historical keyboard instruments on show.
Royal visit The renowned spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells lies at the heart of the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has welcomed visitors for more than 400 years - which is no surprise as there’s lots to see and do. Wander along the colonnaded Pantiles, browse the chic shops and boutiques in the High Street and dine out at one the many restaurants including the Michelin- starred Thackerays.
Bedgebury Pinetum There are lots of places to stay across
the area in picturesque village or rural settings. For those who enjoy getting out in the great outdoors, there is plenty to do in
the beautiful countryside of the Weald including walking, cycling and horse- riding. Explore one of the world’s best collections of conifers at Bedgebury National Pinetum and Forest where you can head out for a walk or mountain bike ride or fly through the tree tops on the Go-Ape high ropes adventure trail. For more family fun, beautiful Bewl water is just nearby, offering fishing, water sports and cycling.
Cranbrook Once known as the Capital of the Weald, the pretty medieval town of Cranbrook was the centre of the region’s cloth industry. Visit the Union Mill, a bright
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white weather- boarded sail-topped windmill which overlooks the bustling main streets with buildings dating from the 15th and 19th centuries. Built in 1814, the smock mill was restored several years ago and is in excellent working order. Enjoy the great selection of independent shops, cafes and restaurants including Apicius which has a Michelin star.
Gardeners’ world Just three miles away from Cranbrook is the village of Sissinghurst which is home to one of the most famous gardens in the country. Created by poet and writer Vita
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