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Good coffee, good service

takes you to loads of different bridleways hidden in the woods

Plenty of covered areas when it rains

The listed 19th century mill is now used as offices. The building is not open to the public but is clearly visible from Woking Street. Today, Surrey's largest daily newspaper, the "Surrey Advertiser", has its headquarters here.

Very friendly Anglican parish church that warmly welcomes visitors. No one needs to be shy here 😉 The church itself is pretty and the cemetery is an oasis of calm in the hustle and bustle of the street around it

A wharf on the Wey Navigation in 1653.

Lovely cafe, seats outside good for bikes, friendly staff, decent coffee and cracking cheese straws

This wonderful Jacobean building was founded in 1619 by George Abbot who was Archbishop of Canterbury. Abbot’s Hospital is an almshouse situated at the top of Guildford High Street opposite Holy Trinity Church where George Abbot is buried. The building has become a landmark throughout the centuries and is well worth a visit! Abbot’s Hospital was George Abbot’s gift to the place of his birth. For over 400 years it has provided homes to local residents aged over 60 who are of modest means and of good character. At the time of writing there is accommodation for 27 residents. When the front doors are open passersby can view the fine courtyard inside. There are also regular tours of the ‘Hospital’ to learn about its fascinating history, fine architecture and well-kept grounds (please see https://www.abbotshospital.org/visits-tours/ for timings).