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With spring in the air and English Tourism Week launching this weekend, it's time to get your Surrey diaries in order.
Whatever you're into, whether it's searching for quiet inspiration in our county's art galleries or losing yourself among the spring blooms, dining out at fantastic restaurants or discovering our bubbling vineyards, there's so much to do during this vibrant and colourful season.
Elsewhere in this month's Visit Surrey newsletter, we look ahead to Mother's Day, the Easter holidays and Surrey Day.
We hope you enjoy your adventures, wherever they take you.
The Visit Surrey team
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English Tourism Week
Explore Surrey during this year's English Tourism Week, which takes place from Friday March 14 to Sunday March 23. Read more.
Making the most of spring
Spring is the perfect time to visit Surrey, from the early woodland blooms to the beautiful displays at National Trust attractions. Read more.
Mother's Day
From afternoon teas, spa breaks and wine tastings to days out exploring Surrey's hidden gems, treat mum to a well-deserved break. Read more.
Looking ahead to Easter
From egg hunts and Easter trails to enchanting sculpture walks and art experiences, the Easter holidays are just around the corner. Read more.
Review: Brooklands Hotel
Celebrating its 15th anniversary, Brooklands Hotel has made a name for itself with its award-winning spa and elegant restaurant. Read more.
Celebrating Surrey's stars
The Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2025 recently launched to great fanfare – and Surrey has a new star restaurant. Read more.
Explore the borough of Surrey Heath
Nestled in a corner of Surrey, on the border of Hampshire and Berkshire, the borough of Surrey Heath is one of the busiest gateways into the county. There are beautiful 16th century pubs, farmhouses and cottages and tales of the notorious highway-man Dick Turpin that bring to life the fascinating history of the area. Read more.
On the map with Visit Surrey
Follow the links below to be transported to a selection of Surrey attractions and venues just waiting to welcome you in the coming weeks and months.
Great Fosters,
Egham
Dining at Great Fosters offers a range of exceptional culinary experiences, each one unique, including the Michelin starred The Tudor Pass. Read more.
El Pic Tapas Bar,
Camberley
Eclectic and vibrant, El Pic tapas bar is the longest-running independent restaurant in Camberley, having first opened its doors in 1991. Read more.
Afternoon tea
in Surrey
From traditional sandwiches to a Victoria sponge, designer teas and a bottle of bubbly, afternoons teas have never been so in vogue. Read more.
Denbies Wine Estate,
Dorking
Denbies Wine Estate is one of England’s largest vineyards, with indoor wine tasting tours and outdoor vineyard train tours taking place daily. Read more.
Gordon Ramsay Academy, Woking
All of their classes offer a fantastic experience – whether you’ve got a whole day to spend or just 90 minutes at the weekend to pick up some tips. Read more.
Kinghams,
Shere
Opened in 1993, Kinghams Restaurant is situated in a stunning location in the heart of the Surrey Hills, in the picturesque village of Shere. Read more.
The Spirit of Charleston
This Watts Gallery exhibition takes inspiration from the colourful way Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell filled their bohemian home. Read more.
Hannah Peschar
Sculpture Garden
Nestled in a woodland valley just outside the village of Ockley lies a sculpture garden unlike any other. The garden reopens in early April. Read more.
Cranleigh
Arts Centre
A community arts and entertainment venue in the heart of Surrey, Cranleigh Arts offers live music, theatre, comedy, family events and more. Read more.
New Victoria Theatre,
Woking
With three bars and a luxury Ambassador Lounge at the New Victoria Theatre, there’s plenty to do while you spend your evening or afternoon at the theatre. Read more.
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford
Celebrating its 60th anniversary, the Yvonne Arnaud presents and produces vibrant and excellent drama for the people of Guildford, Surrey and beyond.
Read more.
G Live,
Guildford
G Live's eclectic programme features top-quality music, comedy, drama, family shows, one-night events and touring productions.
Read more.
Painshill,
Cobham
The Painshill landscape is a walk in a work of art. The garden was designed as a series of living paintings in the 18th century.
Read more.
RHS Garden Wisley,
near Woking
Wisley was given to the RHS in 1903 and is now a hub of horticultural excellence and a top visitor attraction, with 240 acres to explore. Read more.
Ramster Gardens,
Chiddingfold
Open from late March, Ramster is a stunning woodland garden of over 25 acres renowned for its captivating beauty and tranquillity. Read more.
Claremont Landscape Garden, Esher
Steeped in nearly 300 years of history, this eighteenth-century garden is a green oasis in the heart of Surrey within easy reach of London. Read more.
Polesden Lacey,
Great Bookham
Rich in history, the 1400-acre estate at Polesden Lacey dates back to Roman times and boast stunning views over the Surrey Hills. Read more.
Loseley Park,
Guildford
Comparable with gardens considered national treasures, Loseley Park is a must-visit once it reopens its gates in late April.
Read more.
Discover many more Surrey attractions and places to visit at visitsurrey.com
Where to stay in Surrey
From five-star spa hotels to cosy country inns, there are plenty of places to stay in Surrey. Whether you're looking for a few nights away, a spa break or an afternoon tea, here are some of our favourite places.
Food and drink
From fabulous afternoon teas to cosy country pubs and vibrant independent producers, Surrey has it all. Read more.
Arts and culture
Our county has inspired some of the UK`s most influential artists, novelists, musicians and performers. Read more.
Parks and gardens
Whether you're looking for intimate retreats or world class attractions, we've got some truly fabulous gardens to visit. Read more.
About Visit Surrey
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