078 COMPETITION
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WIN! Free passes to the Seven Wonders of the Weald, each worth £30
To welcome Knole in Sevenoaks to the Seven Wonders of the Weald – and just in time for the summer – we’ve got two pairs of passes which allow one free visit to all of the magnifi cent attractions
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nole in Sevenoaks has joined the other six tourist attractions – Chiddingstone Castle, Scotney Castle, Hole Park, Kent & East Sussex Railway, Biddenden Vineyards and the spa
town of Royal Tunbridge Wells – which together make up the successful tourism partnership Seven Wonders of the Weald.
Knole – offers a fascinating history and amazing visitor experience that starts with the sweeping parkland with wild deer herd to the grand showrooms and world-class collection.
Chiddingstone Castle – home to fi ve impressive collections of art and antiquities, which are the lifetime’s work by one gifted collector, Denys Eyre Bower. These collections are displayed throughout the historic house, which was his home from 1955 to 1977.
Biddenden Vineyards – established in 1969, Biddenden Vineyards owns Kent’s original commercial vineyard, producing award-winning wines, ciders and juices. The Vineyard runs guided tours for charity, private guided tours, group tours, as well as having marked routes for you to explore.
Scotney Castle – owned and maintained by the National Trust, and set within 780 acres of traditional Wealden landscape, visitors can enjoy a light lunch, fresh cakes and even a scone of the month in the Coach House Tearoom.
Royal Tunbridge Wells – the historic spa town has welcomed visitors for more than 400 years. Browse among the chic independent shops of the High Street and historic colonnaded Pantiles, with many lively cafes and bars. There are two theatres in the town and several award-winning parks and green spaces.
Hole Park – owned by the Barham family for the past four generations and set in more than 200 acres of superb classic parkland. The colourful gardens enjoy far-reaching views over the hills, woods and fi elds of the picturesque Kentish Weald.
Kent & East Sussex Railway – steam through beautiful countryside on the Kent & East Sussex Railway, recognised as both the country’s fi nest and fi rst example of a rural light railway, with the main station in the charming town of Tenterden.
© David Bartholomew
© National Trust/John Miller
© National Trust/John Miller
HOW TO ENTER
INDEX has teamed with the Seven Wonders of the Weald to offer two pairs of passes, which allows one free visit to all the attractions for just £30. The pass can be used at any time in 12 months of receipt. If you’re not lucky enough to be a winner, passes can be obtained from
www.sevenwonders.org.uk or from the offi ces of the Seven Wonders accommodation partner the Kent & Sussex Holiday Cottages, who have offi ces in Cranbrook and Sandwich, or from the Tourist Information Centre on The Pantiles in Tunbridge Wells, Chiddingstone Castle and Biddenden Vineyards.
For your chance to win, send your name, address, email and contact number to: Seven Wonders of the Weald competition, INDEX, 39 Little Mount Sion, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1YS by Friday 29th June 2018. The winners will be the fi rst two entries drawn at random. T&Cs apply.
Your data will be used only for the purpose of this competition. For full T&Cs along with details of our privacy policies, contact us or visit
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