The annual picnic in the park is back for 2019. Enjoy an afternoon of live music and picnicking- Farnham style.
Get out and about in Farnham with our guided public art trail. You'll discover sculptures, wood carvings, terracotta designs and ironwork.
Discover Farnham's industrial heritage by downloading this free self-guided trail.
Download our tree trail for a self-guided walk around Farnham that takes in some of the town's most beautiful trees.
Enjoy the beautiful autumn colours by taking part in this self-guided, circular tree trail around central Farnham.
The James Hockey Gallery is a public exhibition space at the University for the Creative Arts.
Discover where many blockbuster films have been shot.
Frensham's Little Pond and Great Pond are both wildlife havens with precious heathland that can be enjoyed all year round.
Farnham is a market town at heart. With an award winning local farmers’ market on the fourth Sunday of each month, a country market at the United Reformed church and the Farnham Maltings monthly market.
Every Sunday this Summer enjoy live music in Gostrey Meadow from 3-5pm.
The Library in Farnham warmly welcomes anyone to visit its multitude of facilities including lovely library gardens. Enrolment is free of charge with...
Waverley Abbey in Surrey situated near the River Wey, was the first monastery founded in Britain by the reforming Cistercian religious order.
Farnham Castle Keep has a wealth of history and is in a stunning location over looking Farnham town.
Follow the Heritage Trail with its numbered plaques to explore central Farnham on foot....
Discover sensational food at the Farnham Farmers’ Market ...
Visit this town centre church....
The Museum of Farnham is perfect for a visit at any time of the year. There are lots of activities for children of all ages and a peaceful enclosed garden.
Farnham Castle is set in stunning gardens with manicured lawns and represents 900 years of living history.
Come for a great day out in the woods!
Farnham Park is a lovely asset to the town, situated just a few hundred metres from Castle Street.
