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Market towns & villages
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Market towns & villages
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Market towns & villages
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The Surrey Hills
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Heritage
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Heritage
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Homes & Gardens
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Homes & Gardens
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Art & culture
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Art & culture
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Great days out
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Great days out
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Where to stay
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Cranleigh
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Dorking/Leatherhead
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Dorking/Leatherhead
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Farnham
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Guildford
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Outer Guildford
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Godalming
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Woking
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Haslemere
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Maps
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Maps
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KEY EVENTS
Guildford
Spring Music Festival/ 
MARCH 
International Music Festival 
 
BIENNIAL EVENT 
These two music festivals aim to provide 
something to suit most musical tastes. The 
International Music Festival takes place in 2009 
and the Spring Music Festival takes place in 2010. 
Lions’ Easter Show 
EASTER MONDAY 
SHALFORD PARK 
This is a fun-filled family event organised by the 
Guildford Lions Club.
Surrey County Show  LATE MAY BANK HOLIDAY 
Supported by farmers across the south east 
of England, this provides a variety of different 
entertainments, from showing animals to 
children’s rides.
Guildford Summer Festival 
JUNE - JULY 
The festival aims to celebrate Guildford’s diversity 
through a variety of different activities and shows.
Guilfest 
JULY 
MUSIC FESTIVAL 
Guilfest is a three-day music festival with camping 
on Stoke Park.
Guildford Cricket Festival 
JULY 
Surrey County Cricket Club returns to Guildford’s 
Woodbridge Road for this annual match.
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British Festival of Science 
SEPTEMBER 
 
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NORTH STREET 
Europe’s largest, longest running festival of 
science comes to Surrey.  Various venues. 
GUILDFORD
MARKET
5 - 10 September 2009.
Heritage Open Days 
SEPTEMBER 
Set in the heart of rolling countryside dotted 
Every Friday and Saturday central Guildford  
Guildford’s historic listed buildings are opened to 
with picturesque vil ages and a wealth of 
is bustling with visitors to the traditional  
the public for this two-day event.
gardens and historic buildings, Guildford 
street market. Shoppers will find fruit, flowers 
Guildford Book Festival 
OCTOBER 
is also the gateway to some of the most 
and other fresh produce alongside fancy 
This festival celebrates the written word in new 
stunning scenery in the south east of England.
goods, clothing and numerous other products. 
and imaginative ways 
The Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural 
NORTH STREET, GUILDFORD, SURREY 
Beauty takes in much of the surrounding 
Christmas Lights Switch-On 
NOVEMBER 
countryside; stretching across the chalk 
  >  01483 444532
Join the stars of the Yvonne Arnaud’s pantomime.
North Downs that run from Farnham in the 
e   >  parking@guildford.gov.uk
west, above Guildford, Dorking and Reigate, 
opening times > 
GUILDFORD 
to Oxted in the east. To the south are the 
Every Friday & Saturday
Greensand Hills that include the Devil’s  
TOURIST INFORMATION
Punch Bowl and Leith Hill. In between are 
the river valleys of the Wey, Tillingbourne and 
The Tourist Information Centre provides 
Mole. It is a splendid and varied environment 
information on places to visit in the area as 
and visitors are advised to set aside plenty 
well as local events and entertainment. An 
of time to explore it thoroughly. With 
accommodation booking service, tickets to 
opportunities for walking, cycling, picnics or 
local events, a holiday information service, 
USEFUL GUIDES 
simply admiring the views, you are sure to 
souvenirs, books, guides and maps are among 
feel revitalised by a visit to this special and 
the many services available.
FOR GUILDFORD
protected landscape.
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE,  
This guide will give you a flavour of all that 
14 TUNSGATE, GUILDFORD, SURREY GU1 3QT
To help plan your stay a number of publications 
Guildford and the Surrey Hills has to offer.  
are available by post. Prices are subject to 
  >  01483 444333    
You will find detail of places to visit and a 
change. A selection of them is listed below;
good range of accommodation in the area.
f  >  01483 302046
ExplorE Guildford 
£2.00 
e   >  tic@guildford.gov.uk 
With this historic, vibrant and stylish town  
Walks around the historic town centre.
and miles of beautiful rolling hills,  
  >  www.visitguildford.com
Walks nEar Guildford 
£5.00
isn’t it time you discovered Guildford and  
opening times >  
the Surrey Hills?
Guildford attractions  
MAY - SEPT   
& Group travEl GuidE 
frEE
Mon - Sun 9:00 - 17:30, Sun & BH 10:00 - 16:30
With all the richness and amenities of a city 
Guildford vEnuEs GuidE 
frEE
and some of the best shopping in the county, 
 
OCT - APR   
Guildford is a must on your sightseeing 
To order any of the publications listed, or to find out 
Mon - Sat 9:30 - 17:00  Closed: Sun & BH
what other publications are available by post, please 
list. You will find exclusive bespoke shops 
contact the Guildford Tourist Information Centre. 
together with all your favourite stores plus 
Credit/debit card orders can be placed by telephone.
cafes and restaurants along the cobbled  
If ordering by post please make cheques payable 
High Street and charming criss-crossed 
to Guildford Borough Council. Please add £1.25 to 
narrow streets.
cover postage and packaging.
www.visitsurrey.com 
www.visitguildford.com
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