Visit Cranbrook – ‘Capital of the Weald’

A visit to Cranbrook can take you back in time, this picturesque town with medieval streets and alleys holds a fascination for many with it’s interesting architecture and history. Cranbrook has an abundance of antique and speciality shops to browse and can be the ideal place to explore more of the local area.

Once an important place for cloth weaving, Cranbrook still has many old buildings and landmarks, such as the Union Mill, which was a fine smock mill and is still kept in working order today. The Cranbrook Museum holds many interesting articles and facts the museum is open from April to September, Tuesday – Saturday afternoons only. Enjoy a stroll around this beautiful town, take in the scenery and maybe find a bargain or two.

Cranbrook has so much heritage it’s hard to put it all into a short blog post. It’s proximity to Royal Tunbridge Wells means you are still close to many Tunbridge Wells pubs, accommodation, popular entertainment and facilities plus some of the best places to eat in Tunbridge Wells. Cranbrook is a fantastic place for a family day out and will be enjoyed by all ages. Take your time and explore the pretty medieval city of Cranbrook.