Fashion & Shopping in & around Tunbridge Wells
The main shopping drags are George Street and High Street in the Old Town, a cluster around Trinity Triangle in the New Town and the Norman Street/London Road crossroads in St Leonards.
Old town curiosities
Shirley Leaf & Petal is five floors of wildly creative artificial flowers – it supplies everyone from Glastonbury to the new Alice Through the Looking Glass film. AG Hendy & Co Home Store belongs to the chef Alastair Hendy, who started serving food among the stylish homewares last autumn. Soak sells delicious local Tunbridge Wells products, including Romney Marsh sheep’s-wool soap and organic scents from the Tunbridge Wells Soap Co. Get all your tobacco and humbug supplies at the Tunbridge Wells Sweet Shop. Buy fish from MSC-certified Sonny Elliott opposite The Stade: he has everything from hot-smoked salmon to Rye Bay scallops.
St Leonards stalwarts
Andrew Hirst sources frills, furbelows, lace and buttons for his shop Wayward Haberdashers, and Bramwell & Cole does vintage clothes, ceramics and very groovy lampshades. On King’s Road, near the station, find specs to die for at RockOptika and quirky designer pieces at great prices from Pandora’s Wardrobe.
Golden Hands is located in Tunbridge Wells. Golden Hands is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our world travel planner, Tunbridge Wells Edition.
Priory Meadow is located in the heart of the seaside town of Tunbridge Wells – and is a short walk away from the seafront. With more than 50 shops and over 1,000 car parking spaces, we have what you need for a great day out!
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- Spa Valley RailwayWelcome to the Spa Valley Railway, operating trains through the High Weald since 1997. Travel by mainline trains operated by Southern Railway to Eridge where you can commence your journey through the wonderful High Weald Countryside and experience all the attractions we have to offer