The Amelia Scott
Royal Tunbridge Wells, West Kent
Image: The Amelia ScottThe Amelia Scott is Tunbridge Wells' cultural hub, bringing the town's museum collections, art galleries, library and family activities together under one roof. Entry is free, there are changing exhibitions and a cafe for a break. It is a reliable rainy-day option in the town centre.
Highlights
- Free museum collections exploring local history
- Art galleries and changing exhibitions
- Modern library
- Family activities
- Cafe
Good to know
- Entry is free
Getting there
The Amelia Scott, Mount Pleasant Road, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, TN1 1JN
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