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The village is perhaps best-known for its rich heritage and the Amberley Museum, which features frequent exhibitions on the town’s history, railway history and the chalk quarry that was once situated within the town. Amberley Museum was used as a location in the James Bond film “A View to a Kill” and features an open air museum space.
Also nearby is the Amberley Wild Brooks, a glorious wetland credited as a site of Special Scientific Interest, featuring an amazing array of wildfowl and invertebrates. Amberley hosts a working pottery and a ceramics designer, both amazingly interesting things to see, and the summer months play host to a vast range of British traditions and attractions, including a fun Morris Dancing display. |
