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Set in the beautiful rolling hills of the North Downs in Surrey, just 30 minutes from London, Epsom Downs has a fun-filled fixture list of fifteen race days.

Website: http://www.epsomderby.co.uk

The spacious, modern Grandstand is designed to get you as close to the action as is humanly possible.

Website: http://www.sandown.co.uk

Thorpe Park is a theme park located in Chertsey, Surrey.Some of the major attractions at Thorpe Park include: Nemesis Inferno, Colossus, the world's first ten-inversion roller coaster. SAW: The Ride, Stealth, a launched roller coaster which accelerates to 130 km/h (80 mph) in approximately 1.8 seconds. X:\ No Way Out, the world's first and only backwards in the dark roller coaster.

Website: http://www.thorpepark.com

Chessington World of Adventures is a theme park and zoo in south-west London. It lies 12 miles from Central London, close to the A3 and M25 (junction 9 or 10).

The park has a selection of attractions, ranging from the brand new Kobra thrill ride in Wild Asia, to family-oriented rides such as the Bubbleworks. It also has over 1,000 animals, many of which can be seen from the Safari Skyway, an elevated monorail around the Zoo.

Website: http://www.chessington.com

Wisley is undoubtedly one of the great gardens of the world. Its huge plant collection is also diverse, with a comprehensive fruit-growing collection, alpines, vegetables, bulbs as well as herbaceous and woody plants

Website: http://www.rhs.org.uk/wisley

Denbies English Vineyard is situated in Dorking,Surrey. An all weather destination, the "Indoor Wine Experience" tours operate all year, the Outdoor Vineyard Train runs daily from March - November. This beautiful English vineyard is a popular day out and business venue for local visitors in Surrey and further afield

Website: http://www.denbiesvineyard.co.uk

The most popular walking tour is the Historical Tour of the town. This includes a brief history from the earliest times with visits to the Abbot's Hospital, St Mary's Church, the Undercroft and the Castle grounds. In addition to the Historic Walking Tour, the Guides offer other walking tours on Medieval Guildford, Hidden Guildford, The River Wey and Lewis Carroll.

Website: http://www.guildfordwalks.org.uk

One of the most exciting leisure complex's in the UK

Website: http://www.guildfordspectrum.co.uk

Special Events, Café Culture, Drama, Musical Theatre, Folk, Dance, Comedy, Film, Children/ Young People and much much more…

Website: http://www.electrictheatre.co.uk

Grayshott Pottery was established in 1956. Its origins can, however be traced back to the Compton Pottery built near Guildford at the turn of the Century by Mary Watts, wife of famous Victorian painter.

Website: http://www.grayshottpottery.com

An Arts & Crafts Masterpiece

Website: http://www.wattsgallery.org.uk

Today Guildford's Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, under the Directorship of James Barber, is a busy producing and receiving house creating shows in Guildford and touring nationally with many transferring to the West End.

Website: http://www.yvonne-arnaud.co.uk

Guildford Castle started out as a Norman motte and bailey castle, built soon after 1066.

Website: http://www.castlexplorer.co.uk/england/guildford/guildford.php

Guildford Cathedral is the mother church of the Diocese of Guildford, covering 500 square miles of Surrey, north east Hampshire, the London Borough of Kingston and a part of West Sussex.

Website: http://www.guildford-cathedral.org

The Guildhall is a 16th and 17th century building of great historic interest.

Website: http://www.guildford.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=3016

The Hogs Back Brewery is an independent brewery based in Tongham, Surrey. Our flagship real ale, ‘TEA’ (Traditional English Ale), has proved to be a favourite of cask conditioned ale drinkers throughout the UK and is the proud winner of many awards.

Website: http://www.hogsback.co.uk

The Wey was one of the first British rivers to be made navigable, and opened to barge traffic in 1653. This 15-mile waterway linked Guildford to Weybridge on the Thames, and then to London.

Website: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-riverwey_godalmingnavigations_dapdunewharf

Wanborough is a small hamlet in Surrey approximately 6 km west of Guildford on the northern slopes of the Hog's Back.

Neighbouring villages include: Puttenham and Christmas Pie. Wanborough has grown up around and to service Wanborough Manor.

Website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wanborough,_Surrey

Boat Fleet, River Trips, Cruise & Dine, Rowing Boats & Canoes

Website: http://www.guildfordboats.co.uk/index.htm

An outstanding area of woodland and open chalk downland. It has much to offer families, as well as ramblers and naturalists, with many beautiful walks and views towards the South Downs.

Website: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-boxhill

Visitors are offered an introductory exhibition, a guide through Tudor kitchens, a costume guide tour, and the opportunity to see the Queen’s state apartments, the King’s apartments and the Wolsey and Georgian rooms.

One of the most impressive sights is the Great Hall, Englands last and greatest medievel hall, decorated with sumptuous tapestries. Outside you can try not to get lost in the worlds most famous maze or visit the Privy garden restored to its 1702 glory.  Refreshments can be found in either the coffee shop, café or by taking your own picnic.

Bocketts Farm is a working family farm set in the beautiful Surrey countryside near Leatherhead.

Website: http://www.bockettsfarm.co.uk

Known across the world as the place to see and buy the very best metalwork by leading international artists working with iron, steel, stainless steel, gold, silver, platinum, titanium, copper, bronze, brass, tin, aluminium, pewter and zinc.

Website: http://www.fireandiron.co.uk

A total of 172 athletes will compete in five events over nine days, with sessions running from 11:00am to about 20:00pm each day.

Tickets will go on sale next year with up to 26,000 spectators able to attend every day.

The final programme of events has yet to be decided but the provisional plan is for the tennis to be spread across nine days of competition between 28 July and 5 August.

Matches will played on 12 courts including Centre, Court One and Court Two, with the new Court Three used for warming-up, and they will be played over the best-of-three sets, except for the men's singles final which will be best of five.