Surrey is a place that is most enjoyed by its museums. One such museum is the Rivington Place that has a major Locke art exhibition. Another museum is the Army Medical Services Museum that depicts medicines from 1660 onwards, medical equipment, uniforms, medals, etc.

The Bourne Hall Museum informs us about old tools, toys and clothing and their photographs. The Brooklands Museum has the world’s first banked motor racing track and a good selection of period racing cars. Aircraft ranging for the last 85 years can also be found here.

Other museums of interest are the Byfleet Heritage Centre, Crafts Study Centre, Royal Earls wood Museum, East Surrey Museum, Chertsey Museum, Clanton Park, Surrey Heritage, Hatchlands Park, Cobham Bus Museum, Guildford Museum, The Lightbox, Pain shill Park Trust, Leatherhead Museum of Local History, National Rifle Association Museum, Queens Royal Surrey Regimental Museum, Rural Life Centre, Surrey Health Museum, The Watts Gallery, Wings Museum, etc.

Surrey has a number of bridges in the countryside that present a beautiful view. One such bridge is the Walton Bridge. It was built in 1864 and designed by E.T.Murray and it is made of a girder structure on bricks & stone.

Surrey has some of the best gardens and parks, open spaces and beautiful historical buildings in England. You can enjoy visiting the Box Hill, Brockets Farm Park, Pain shill Park, Dap dune Wharf, Ramster Garden, Cherkly Court, Royal Botanical Gardens, Savill Gardens, St. Ann’s Hill and many others.

Surrey Hills has a beautiful natural beauty and is one of the 36 nationally protected landscapes in England. If you are planning to visit U.K. then visiting Surrey is a must. It will be an experience that you will never forget as you will find it enriched with historic connections and stunning scenery and being so near London you don’t have to travel far to visit this place.

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