Tunbridge Wells in General

Tunbridge Wells is a town I know well, having lived near it for many years. A picturesque town, it is actually strictly Royal Tunbridge Wells as it was frequented by Queen Victoria. Shopping: Tunbridge Wells is great for shopping, sporting the Royal Victoria Place with a variety of shops including M and S, Bhs, Fenwicks, WHS, Topshop, Boots, New Look, amongst others, whereas there are plenty of smaller boutiques nearer the station on the High Street. Nightlife: There are many good pubs in T Wells, including a very nice Spoons which isa converted opera house, right in the centre of town. There is a also a good music venue, the Forum, on the common, ...  Read the complete review

Tunbridge Wells is where I was raised and i couldn't love it any more. It is a great place to grow up and a great place to visit the same. It is called Royal Tunbridge Wells because queen Victoria used to go their to take the water at the Panitiles. There is so much to do in Tunbridge Wells for everyone. If you just fancy taking a strole then there is a beautiful park that you can enter for free and wonder around the beautiful gardens as well. There are so many great little boutique style shops at the bottom of town in the Pantiles area. There are also more main stream shops up at the top of town. If you are looking for some lovely old pubs then ...  Read the complete review

Tunbridge Wells- A Nice Town to visit The official name is Royal Tunbridge Wells and it is in the West part of the county of Kent. You will find Tunbridge Wells along the northern part of the High Weald and it borders on to ,West Sussex and East Sussex .Tunbridge Wells is graced with woodlands and parkland. The larger area of woodland is the Tunbridge Wells and Rusthall Common that is 250 acres in size and it has wood and heathland and is situated near the town centre. This area is very popular with people and in the summer there are many who go there to picnic. Near by is the cricket ground which you will find near Wellington Rocks ...  Read the complete review

Tunbridge Wells: spa water - Advantages: Step back in time, Good for you (so they say), Clear and quite palatable - Disadvantages: Not to everyone's taste

As the title suggests I was born in Tunbridge Wells and it still naturally has a place in my heart. That is not to say, however, that I am not blind to its faults... I am not setting out to disparage the other opinions that exist in this section. Tunbridge Wells is a historic spa town set in some truly amazing countryside. But there one or two things that the average visitor needs to know before visiting. 1) Traffic. I used to live 2 miles outside the town centre in a village called High Brooms and it used to take 45 minutes to drive into the town centre on a saturday. The town has got a truly ludicrous one-way system and can be gridlocked at any time ...  Read the complete review