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Godalming (/ ˈ ɡ ɒ d əl m ɪ ŋ / GOD-əl-ming) is a market town and civil parish in southwest Surrey, England, around 30 miles (49 km) southwest of central London. It is in the Borough of Waverley, at the confluence of the Rivers Wey and Ock.
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Visit Godalming an ancient market and coaching town delightfully situated on the picturesque River Wey, where to this day cattle graze on the waterside meadows and canal boats rest up against the wharf.
- Sightsee46192072027. 5 contributions. Beautiful place. Such a lovely place to visit. Some lovely walks and different options. Good views and great for rhododendrons.
- flymetothesand. London, UK3 contributions. Beautiful colours, but note a couple of things. I recommend visiting "Take A Step Outside" on YouTube, for a comprehensive Autumn review of Winkworth.
- FarAway789491. 1 contribution. A wonderful 40th birthday experience! We had a fantastic time making our own gins, it was a 40th birthday gift and we all thoroughly enjoyed it.
- Squabbo. 2 contributions. Amazing experience for those looking for a unique way to have drinks with friends. Ian is a great host. I took my friend there as a little date to celebrate our anniversary of being friends.
Godalming is located just 4 miles South West of Guildford, in some of the finest countryside in southern England. It's attractive narrow streets, lined with many ancient and historic buildings, make this an attractive town to visit.
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Godalming is an ancient English market town sitting on the River Wey, in Surrey, England. Godalming has existed since Saxon times. It was a wool manufacturing and trading center in medieval times, later followed by a substantial pioneering phase in tanning, leatherworking and related industries.
