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Photo: Gatton Park near Reigate is famous for its snowdrop displays Fall in love with Surrey this FebruaryHi there, this month we bring you a selection of reasons to fall in love with Surrey - from romantic escapes for couples to family fun with the family and new places to explore. Whether you're visiting our beautiful county or looking for ideas for things to do on your doorstep, we hope you enjoy your Surrey adventures! Ideas and inspiration for Valentine'sPhoto: Woodlands Park Hotel is a beautiful setting for a romantic getaway Surrey is blessed with some truly stunning countryside as well as magnificent hotels, cosy restaurants and charming attractions making it a truly romantic destination. So why not spend time with your loved one this Valentine’s Day in Surrey! Click here for a few romantic places and suggestions to impress your date. Fun for all the family this half termPhoto: Enjoy a magical adventure around The Sculpture Park at Churt Treat the children to a day at Bocketts Farm near Leatherhead; explore the birthplace of British motorsport, Brooklands Museum, near Weybridge; zip from heights of over 30ft at Skywalk Adventure in Esher; and take the kids to let off some steam at Airhop trampoline park in Guildford. Find all these ideas and more in our guide to half term in Surrey. On the mapHere you'll find a selection of our Visit Surrey members and what they've got on the horizon for your enjoyment in the coming weeks. The Salt Box, Hampton Court Palace, East MoleseyThe splendid formal gardens, elegant cobbled courtyards and magnificent Tudor and Baroque architecture of Hampton Court Palace in East Molesey make this 500-year old treasure a spectacular must visit attraction in Surrey. It's a full day out of exploration in its own right. Read more. Denbies Vineyard Hotel, Dorking The Barn at Botley Hill, Titsey Langshott Manor, Horley Hogs Back Brewery, Dotty's Tea Garden, Coulsdon Bocketts Farm, Leatherhead RHS Garden Wisley, A celebration of all that is great about our county, Surrey Day is set to return for a second year to bring the county’s towns, villages and attractions together for one big party on Saturday May 2, 2020. The community initiative, which is spearheaded by Visit Surrey, the county’s official tourist board, alongside partners BBC Surrey and Surrey Life, aims to put Surrey firmly on the map. Everyone’s invited to get involved, so if you’re a member of a group or work with a venue, why not arrange something and add it to our online events diary? Watch this space for more information about this year's celebrations in the coming weeks: www.visitsurrey.com/whats-on/surrey-day Privacy Policy: Visit Surrey is strongly committed to safeguarding your privacy. Our Privacy Policy explains our policy for the collection and use of information about you and your transactions with us. |