Trains to Tunbridge Wells

Trains to Tunbridge Wells

Explore this charming historic spa town that has been attracting visitors for over 400 years. Take a stroll along The Pantiles and visit its unique independent shops and restaurants.

Walk along the elegant Georgian street, The Pantiles, and visit its unique independent restaurants and shops. You’ll definitely explore many hidden gems and you can even book yourself onto the guided walking tour.

Getting here: Take Southeastern trains to Tunbridge Wells from London Bridge and get there in around 50 minutes.

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Search for something unique

The Pantiles is an area with over 70 independent shops, galleries and eateries. There are a variety of shops for you to explore, and if you are on the hunt for a gift, you can really find something unique here. The area is only a 10 minute walk downhill from Tunbridge Wells station, and definitely worth the visit.

Sankey’s

Sankey’s is a family run business which offers a variety of delicious dining options in Tunbridge Wells. They pride themselves on the quality of their produce, including oysters, crabs and lobsters. Across the town they have a Brasserie, a Pub, a Fishmongers and a Champagne and Seafood bar – there really is something for everyone!

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Spa Valley Railway

There’s a destination at every station on the Spa Valley Railway, which runs through the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Passengers coming from Southeastern via Tunbridge Wells Mainline can have their child travel for free on a Spa Valley Railway train with a valid Mainline Railway ticket on all Green, Yellow and Purple timetable days.

High Rocks

Take a wander and wonder at The ‘Rocks’ in Tunbridge Wells, exceptional sandstone outcrops of rock dotted around the town. Some can be climbed by children and some are for serious rock climbers.

Share a stroll

If you fancy a bit of nature, stretch your legs and go for a stroll to Tunbridge Wells Common. Wrap up warm for a peaceful winter’s walk through one of the numerous paths on the Common. You can relax and take in the sights, explore a bit of wildlife and also play games with the family. It is a place for everyone to enjoy, and is free to visit.