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The diversity of this county is mesmerizing - from the heathland and valley woodlands to the high empty commons that rise to the soaring outliers of the West Sussex Downs. Historic villages nestle perfectly in stunning landscape alongside vibrant market towns, complemented at every turn by many of the South East’s best country pubs. Pubs like the Stag on the River, Eashing, where you can take lunch beside the millstream, or at the Wiremill at Lingfield overlooking a lake.
Tranquil it may be, but this beautiful county is not short on things to do either. As well as countless free museums, historic houses, gardens and outdoor pursuits, it boasts two of the country’s biggest theme parks.
Eating out at pubs in Surrey can be a great delight. Most of the excellent establishments listed here have top restaurants, with many also serving good bar food. If your in the delightful village of East Clandon, drop in for a bite at the Queen's Head and you will not be disapointed. Many of the great country pubs in Surrey also offer excellent pub accommodation; the The Crown at Chiddingfold is the perfect option for that romantic weekend in the heart of Surrey.
For more information on Surrey visit the official tourism website for Surrey.
It is well worth a detour down the secluded lane to this 15th-century mill set beside its own lake and nestled amongst mature oak and birch.
The Griffin is a proper local pub with a truly authentic feel that is matched by few other establishments. Family run with great passion, a devoted crowd flock to the well-stocked bar for real ales...
Standing in the chocolate-box village of Chilham, who could resist this large 600-year-old country inn complete with exposed oak beams and inglenook fireplaces that offer a glimpse into yesteryear?
In a super setting in the delightful village of Meopham, step inside this pretty whitewashed building to find a vibrant ambience and three open log fires to warm you on a winter’s day.
In an area of outstanding natural beauty right on the banks of the River Kennet and the Kennet and Avon Canal, this welcoming whitewashed inn has provided sustenance for hungry and thirsty travelers...
Formerly a medieval hall house, The Cat’s tile-hung exterior fronts a delightfully pubby atmosphere buzzing with locals who are proud to share their hidden gem with visitors.
A great little pub brimming with history, located in a delightful rural spot designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
This rambling roadside inn dating back to 1743 started life as a fisherman’s haunt. The whitewashed exterior,under a traditional red-tile roof, is ornamented with vibrant window boxes and hanging...
Overlooking the Solent, this super island pub lords it from its idyllic seafront location. The sky-blue stone building in which The Boat House is housed generates a welcoming impression and inside...
1920's - 1970's Stalls and Furniture. AA Signposted, Refreshments and Parking. At Decofairs events stallholders will be offering for sale original...
Find your spot on Madeira Drive and watch as hundreds of VW vehicles complete their run from London to Brighton. The fun run includes campervans and...
A market for local food producers and growers, plus local crafts, gifts and regular special events promoting local artisans and small companies. ...
The 947th anniversary will now be marked by a 'theatrical re-telling' of the event, rather than a full-on battle. Etched in England's History -...
