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The Pantiles, Royal Tunbridge Wells

The Pantiles, Royal Tunbridge Wells

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The Pantiles, Royal Tunbridge Wells

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Location: Kent, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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1. Bedgebury Forest loop from Royal Tunbridge Wells — High Weald

86.8km

05:46

1,160m

1,170m

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2. Bough Beech Reservoir – Groombridge Place Manor House loop from High Brooms

71.8km

04:46

990m

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3. Forest Way Cycle Path – Forest Way loop from Tunbridge Wells

51.1km

03:24

420m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Amy

January 11, 2020

Royal Tunbridge Wells became a popular town during the 1700s when wealthy Londoners would visit the spa in the town. The town was run by Beau Nash at the time, a famous fashionista who directed the construction of the Pantiles, a Georgian shopping collonade which is still popular today. Royal Tunbridge Wells remains very popular with tourists who come to visit a historical town a stone's throw from London. The town has heaps of good restaurants, museums and art galleries.

Andreas Kronier

August 20, 2017

Turnbridge Wells, officially known as Royal Tunbridge Wells since 1909, is a town in the far west of County Kent near the Sussex border in southeast England in the United Kingdom. Tunbridge Wells is also the administrative center of the Borough of Tunbridge Wells.

Tunbridge Wells is also a spa town that owes its origins to the discovery of iron sources in the early 17th century. The expansion of the place around the supposedly curative spring in the era of restoration, as it increasingly believed in the medicinal effectiveness of the mineral springs, made Tunbridge Wells a center of attraction for the fine company from the nearby capital of London.

The period of splendor as a spa town experienced the city in the middle of the 18th century. In 1909 King Edward VII granted the city the title "Royal". The city has about 45,000 inhabitants and is the center of Tunbridge Wells Borough. The entire borough has about 100,000 inhabitants.

Since 1989 Tunbridge Wells is twinned with Wiesbaden.

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James

February 26, 2020

Historic spa town with lots of history, interesting architecture and nice shops and food.

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Location: Kent, South East England, England, United Kingdom

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The Pantiles, Royal Tunbridge Wells

1. Bedgebury Forest loop from Royal Tunbridge Wells — High Weald

2. Bough Beech Reservoir – Groombridge Place Manor House loop from High Brooms

3. Forest Way Cycle Path – Forest Way loop from Tunbridge Wells

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