2025 Wisley Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

[Love] Stepping into Guildford is like walking into a medieval painting. Strolling along the ancient high street, with quaint cobblestones under your feet and elegant ancient buildings and exquisite shops lining the street, it feels like you have traveled back in time. [Glister] When we arrived at Guildford Castle, although only the ruins and towers were left, standing on the city wall and overlooking the whole town, the heavy sense of history hit us in the face, making us feel deeply moved. Not far away is Guildford Cathedral, with its solemn Gothic architectural style, exquisite carvings and stained glass, which makes people admire its artistic charm. [Rainbow] Walking through the University of Surrey, the campus is full of lush flowers and trees, and the youthful atmosphere complements the ancient town. In Guildford Park, the large green spaces, clear lakes and dense woods make it a paradise where people can forget all their worries. [Glister] The monthly farmers market is bustling with fresh ingredients and delicious delicacies. Sit in a street cafe, taste the fragrant coffee, enjoy the performances of street performers, and feel the leisure and comfort of the small town. [RedHeart] Guildford, a small town that combines history and natural beauty, has left me with unforgettable and beautiful memories with its unique charm, which made me deeply intoxicated and reluctant to leave.

Guildford Travel Guide Located in Surrey, England, Guildford is a town full of historical charm and natural beauty. Known as the "Back Garden of London," it is perfect for a relaxing weekend getaway. - Transportation: From London, take a train from London Waterloo Station, which takes about 35 minutes. Trains are frequent. You can also drive along the M25 and A3 highways, or choose to travel from Heathrow, Gatwick and other airports, with airport buses or train transfers. - Attractions: Guildford Castle has a long history. Although only ruins and towers remain, the castle gardens are open to the public for free. It is beautiful for taking pictures in summer. From the tower, you can overlook the cathedral. Guildford Cathedral is located on the top of a mountain. The red brick exterior is matched with the sandstone and marble inside. The architecture is magnificent and can be seen from afar on the train. High Street is the commercial center of the town, with various specialty shops, restaurants and cafes. The old buildings on both sides of the street are quite charming, and there is a lively farmers market every Tuesday of the month. - Food: You can enjoy British afternoon tea and enjoy the sweet taste of scones with cream and jam. The local fish and chips are also not to be missed. The fresh fish is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and the crispy fries are a classic British delicacy. There are also many bars offering a variety of craft beers, allowing you to relax during your trip. - Accommodation: If you have a limited budget, you can choose a youth hostel, which is economical and affordable. If you are looking for comfort, you can choose a hotel in the center of town, which is convenient for travel. If you want to enjoy tranquility, the surrounding rural B&Bs are a good choice, allowing you to experience the pastoral scenery.

Train to Woking - then shuttle bus Definitely worth a visit RHS Wisley Garden Surrey UK 1. Woking Surrey UK Gardens Rating - 10 2. Address - Woking SurreyAddress:RHS Wisley Woking Surrey UK Highlights - gardens Rating - 10 #RHS Gardens UK

Transportation Tips - Self-driving recommended, free parking Money saving tips – Free admission for Salford residents every Tuesday! (Online reservation and proof of residence required upon admission) Tour recommendation: The lake view is very beautiful. It is relaxing and comfortable to visit the cafe near the lake and enjoy a meal before 11:30 noon. If you go there in summer, you should be able to see more beautiful flowers and plants. #Good place for families