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Tunbridge Wells N R N CH L a O R S D OA L S R C P N T A D TE R E D R WES C A K A G U J O R 27 D L O R O O S I V H K A Y R R E R D R A A P Y B DE N RY N E TS P BU W ' GH A D L NI S OO K C R W D N K N CONNAUGHT WAY U O R R W LV O A O T E A O O R D S ALBION ROAD E D W NU D E A E N K V N P D A E C ON AR QUARRY ROAD ST D K A ST I R J AN N E D LEY O V A RO C L O AD CHANDOS RD U R H EXPLOREKENT.ORG G C R R U O AN N N COMM V E E I T MERCER ST RC LL DUKES ROAD I V IA E N L S RO RO G EV O A BYNG ROAD D D A D R D G D A O A O N R A R E O 2 K HILL ST A P R R N 6 P V A L B U A B E E P E E U M E Tunbridge Wells N R N CH L A O R S U EN N T H Signed on-road cycle route E O R SV U O O T N G GR KIRKDALE ROAD AD PLACES OF INTEREST R S COU O D TO RT S A N R O E O V S AD R Unsigned routes – D E D TR A T A The town of Royal Tunbridge Wells lies in an N E K N EV E O IN S O E T L G O R R ST JAMES' ROAD C C D useful to link up your cycle journey S H N R N DALE STREET ' G A E M L R O LE D R I R IN S M T A M A S R O A C E R N Q E T OL O I E A A S unspoilt Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Y YA V D N D L W L O S EU CH T 12 U D X A S C W O Pedestrianised roads P SE O A R G The Pantiles R D D 1 K A RO O AD A R VICTORIA RO The landscape is a patchwork of rolling hills, D A 6 L D A Footpath B 2 IL A 2 IS A G H V RO 6 ARD AD O A OAKDALE ROAD K EN RO P'S C ER ROA NE D S B O V D DOW O OY R O D NS 2 The Chalybeate Spring ancient woods and open heaths, home to hop WN NE N A LA P H P A O T Promoted walking route * A MAYFIELD RD AR H R E D K M E R O OU N R K W 6 NT EPH E T R 28 N 2 RAIM 17 D S S O ROA C A D M Y A E D L A L gardens, orchards and vineyards, covering the D C R A * For more information vistit explorekent.org B E O IS MOLYNEUX PARK ROAD Tunbridge Wells Common V R 3 H O L P GARDEN ASTREET N ' C S LIM O D E HIL T O IM L ROAD D L Garden of England in stunning blossom in W A NEWTO A R School N R N O A SOMERVILLE GRDNS RO 1 P H A R C A P D RK D E Named and numbered ROAD E UDL 19 C EY ROAD A N The Spa Valley Railway T LV 4 N W D E spring, rich greenery in summer and vibrant U R O A MONSO L O N ROAD EY D M O YORK ROAD EV R S R O N Place of interest A LVERLEY PAR D A CA K G N L ARD H EN L O M S Named and numbered colours in autumn. C U ON Council 6 S R R D ON W 5 High Rocks 2 AY B O S N 224 T 9 N 9 A Offices A W O M L O 10 O C Bus stop D CHUR H ROAD CI VIC CALVERLEY ROAD D L A264 WA A A Y O N R With more castles, historic houses and gardens concentrated D M ROA M A Y 6 Wellington Rocks E HURCH 264 R C O M O CRE U U S I U CENT ROAD B A N R N M Visitor Information in this area than any other in England, the region of Tunbridge T E H T A264 P P P P E L E T L A N E Wells is the perfect holiday base for history and garden lovers S Calverley Grounds U A 8 BAYHALL ROAD 7 O LONDON ROAD A S N M A Bus station T N N O A 3 alike, as well as those who want to ramble and cycle in its A 7 2 RT T V 0 H 2 S E 2 T 6 LONSDALE GARDENS R R N B EE O T U charming splendour. A E T 8 Hotel du Vin PARK STREET S Bishop's 4 D 6 MOUNT EDGCUMBE RD E Railway with station Calverley BISHOP'S DOWN ROAD MOUN 2 T P A D G L R Down E A O A Grounds O E Tunbridge EV S G WN R DO A HOP'S E T IS N B U C PR Pelican / Puffin crossing The historic town is a pretty tapestry of Georgian and Victorian N Wells T IN 9 Trinity Theatre 6 E E C V A E C P 'S S29 A V S A L S TR O E S E O EE T N L N T D A R architectural treasures and vibrant green spaces which can be L U T E O V P C E E A N R M E R BR R O I O D Fire DG T Bike shop A A E A S explored via the self-guided Heritage Walking Trail. D D O 10 Assembly Hall Theatre R GRO Station Playing E 3 VE H L 2 ILL M 0 ROA A A 2 D D V JO Field B R A YO O R R B2023 Library K D Royal Tunbridge Wells is a well-known stop off for cyclists ' E Church of King Charles the Martyr S A 11 R E Victoria C SUTHERLAND RD O A O R M OAKFIELD COURT RD R D walking and cycling map cycling and walking A T T E D N Grove E T HIL R L I E GUILDFORD RD N between London and the coast, hence its inclusion on the F 6 R 2 T SO O A S U M Electric vehicle charging point TH E H G R R A WELLS world-renowned Avenue Verte cycle route. Hire a bike and G O 12 Rusthall Common I V L Tunbridge Wells H E The C WA D RW cycle the lanes of the countryside between attractions, stop Common A ICK Grove O RD National Cycle Network route number Tunbridge Wells R N BUCKINGHAM RD GRECIAN RD 13 The Forum off and refuel in a local pub or café serving tasty local fare. Circular Walk 3 O FR O D CL NORFOLK ROAD M D G A AR ARUNDEL ROAD A N LA EMON J 13 N O T RO O O E R AD R Y L M S30 O OU Y RK N E FARMCOMBE LANE 'S T S L C Cycle parking K RO 6 IO E LA R AD A2 11 N K RE PA R MON 14 Dunorlan Park E T Tunbridge L GA Tunbridge Wells Board a vintage steam or diesel train on the Spa Valley L B RDEN HA S RS 2 Circular Walk GE Railway at Tunbridge Wells West and enjoy adventures in UN H 1 15 Salomons Estate leafy Groombridge (home to Groombridge Place and the FA R M W M C OM A A B A K Enchanted Forest), High Rocks (an ancient monument), and R D E W R R E O 2 THE PANTILES A A 6 I I D C P R 7 K A A 16 Knights Park Leisure Park F Explore P P A beyond. D R R A I O A A M E C R R R O E K D M DG K B I A E ER RO M AD R D A R O E 17 Royal Victoria Place Shopping Centre 6 R 2 T A K L R L D C I A A AV V P O EN E R D N LL RO IS N E DME AD L D F RO L H 4 D E D OA R R OD M RI R N A V DGE I E Grosvenor and Hilbert Park I L ER LINDEN PARK ROAD N 18 T UPPER CUM BERLA R ND WALK CLOS E O X 31 SE M S A S D D O U EL S Tunbridge N V B ES R T A 19 The Opera House (Wetherspoons) O Wells West A VE A C N U U D E W T E R A O BLATCHINGTON ROAD WILLOW T T AD Nevill Cricket REE E S R R DEN OA D R D L GA Ground RSPB Broadwater Warren A A N LINDEN FIELDS 20 O E MAPLE CLOSE W N ND Y R LI A E L A R S I N W D D W L BROADWATER RISE D I A E E N C I N O K O F ROWAN TREE ROAD G D P R N A W R E R O D E R ROEDEAN ROAD K H N CL 21 Groombridge Place G A A S S L RE D C ND I ON R GRD S E N NEVILL GATE WALKING Routes Getting Around Things to Do Royal Tunbridge Wells is less than an hour by train from The Farmers’ Market can be found at the Pantiles on the 1st TUNBRIDGE WELLS COMMON London Charing Cross, Gatwick Airport and Ashford EASY ACCESS TRAIL and 3rd Sunday of the month or in Marker Square on the 2nd International rail stations.
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