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Southwold
sea-side resort with award-winning pier on Suffolk Heritage Coast.
Lighthouse, beach huts, coastal boat trips, footpath walks, 16 miles
Aldeburgh Take
a walk along the unspoilt sea front, little changed since Victorian times
with traditional tea shops and galleries, 16 miles
Easton Park Farm
There is always lots to do on the Farm. Daily pony rides, pat-a-pet,
meeting Suffolk Punch cart horses and flora to enjoy. In the Spring,
enjoy the blossom and smell of the wild garlic that grows in profusion.
During the summer, relax in the peace and coolness of the shade and the water, while watching the
fish scoot by, 10 miles
Framlingham Castle
is one of Suffolk’s most popular tourist attractions. Visitors can get
a stunning view of the town from the parapets. It is open to the
public between April and November. Historic market town, 7 miles
Excellent Shopping, museums and galleries: Halesworth, 7 miles,
Harleston, 9 miles,
Woodbridge, 16 miles
Snape Maltings was developed by Benjamin Britten, the site being transformed from
disused malthouses into a concert venue of international acclaim that now hosts a year-round
programme of musical events and exhibitions. Craft shops
offer an iconic shopping experience, 13 miles
Diss
Best kept market town in Norfolk, just over the border. Open air market on
Fridays, situated on the northern banks of the River Waveney,
13 miles
Bressingham Live
Steam Museum, near Diss. Some
of the vehicles from Bressingham Steam Museum were used in the BBC 'Dad's
Army' series, with exhibits and sets from the series and memorabilia on
sale, 15 miles
Sutton Hoo.
One of Britain's most important and atmospheric archaeological sites.
Burial ground of the Anglo-Saxon kings of East Anglia. Award-winning new
visitor facilities, 17 miles
Minsmere Bird Sanctuary
Set on the beautiful Suffolk coast, Minsmere offers both families and
birdwatchers an enjoyable day out. Nature trails take you through a variety
of habitats to the excellent birdwatching hides, 13 miles
Dunwich Underwater
Exploration Museum. Marine
archaeology, coastal erosion etc, showing the exploration of the
ruins of the former town of Dunwich, now largely under the sea. Dunwich Bank
wreck artefacts, 14 miles
Suffolk Wild Life Park,
Kessingland. Africa Alive! Enjoy a walking family safari at one of the UK's
largest and most exciting wildlife attractions, set in 80 acres of dramatic
coastal parkland, 21 miles.
The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary
at Stonham Barns. The Sanctuary opens daily from 10.30 am to late
afternoon, 7 days a week. Flying demonstrations and talks take place
throughout the day from March to October, 15 miles
Helmingham Hall Gardens,
Tudor mansion with double moat
and two main gardens. Beautiful Deer Park with Red and Fallow deer,
14 miles
Nearest airport: Norwich, 26 miles, Stansted 69 miles
Nearest passenger
port,
Harwich 44 miles, ferries to Holland/Esbjerg /Hamburg
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