Welcome to the friendly Museum in the oldest medieval building in Godalming. Explore the story of the town and surrounding villages. The Museum is near the Pepperpot in the High Street - just look for the blue banners. It's such a surprising place ......come and find...

The Surrey Guild of Craftsmen’s aim is to promote the work of professional craftspeople throughout the county and neighbouring areas. The Guild holds regular exhibitions in galleries in order to raise public awareness of the talented designer craftspeople working...

Historic and beautiful Loseley Park is a highly regarded venue for Weddings, Corporate Dinners and Meetings, Private and Christmas Parties as well as large-scale Shows and Public Events. Conveniently situated just outside Guildford, Surrey, off the A3 with its direct...

Watts Gallery, a national Gallery in the heart of a village and star of BBC Restoration Village, re-opens in late Spring 2011 after an £11 million restoration. Housing a collection of works by one of the most eminent Victorian artists, G.F. Watts, it is one of the...

Large timber-framed watermill on the River Tillingbourne with well-preserved machinery and almost completely unaltered since ceasing operations in 1914.

Oakhurst Cottage is a tiny 16th-century cottage in Hambledon, Surrey, in the United Kingdom. It is now owned by the National Trust, which has restored the timber-framed building as an excellent example of a Surrey labourer's cottage. Its garden is filled with plants...

Set in a series of historic buildings just a couple of minutes walk from Guildford High Street, the Museum is full of charm and interest. Step into the world of prehistoric man, the Romans and Saxons, monks and friars, Lewis Carroll and the Victorians. The...

Guildford House Gallery is a fascinating 17th century Grade 1 Listed Town House located on the High Street. It has been the home of the Borough Art Collection since 1959. It offers a varied programme of temporary exhibitions, talks, tours and workshops. Full details...

The Wey was one of the first British rivers to be made navigable, and opened to barge traffic in 1653. This 15½-mile waterway linked Guildford to Weybridge on the Thames, and then to London.

Established in the 20th century, this hillside arboretum now contains more than 1,000 different shrubs and trees, many of them rare.