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Behind the walls of Adnams Sole Bay Brewery in our Victorian building in the heart of Southwold sits one of the most modern breweries in the UK. Over the past few years the brewery has undergone a complete refurbishment with the replacement of the br...
Africa Alive! is an awe-inspiring re-creation of the African Savannah, where the animals of the plains roam freely together, as in the wild. Enjoy a walking family safari at one of the UK's largest and most exciting wildlife attractions, set in 100 ...
The Aldeburgh Museum is housed in one of the most important timber-framed public buildings in England. Dating from the first half of the 16th Century it originally contained six small shops on the ground floor and a spacious meeting chamber on the fi...
Dedicated in 1893, the Alfred Corry was the Southwold No 1 lifeboat The Alfred Corry served for 25 years until she left the service in 1918 during which time 47 lives were saved. In 1913 a model of the boat was made to commemorate 20 years in service...
All Fired Up Ceramics Cafe offers a wide range of ceramic items that can be hand painted, ranging from plates, mugs, piggy banks and flower pots. Let your children's creative side explode!...
Based in 400 acres of beautiful Suffolk countryside, Alton Water offers sailing, windsurfing and canoeing for members and day access for visitors. We have a highly acclaimed and long established RYA approved training centre which is the largest and ...
Great Britain's oldest and largest amber specialist, with an extensive range of both contemporary and traditional jewellery. The Amber Museum is the only purpose built museum in Great Britain to tell the story and history of Amber. Designed and cre...
At Anglia Indoor Kart Racing the budding champions of tomorrow get the chance to practice and compete with other youngsters. The standard is very high and they all love the competitive element. But don't worry if they're new to it, they won't be left...
Animal Health Trust Visitor Centre has exhibitions and touch screen information explaining about the treatment available for complicated conditions affecting horses, dogs and cats. A coffee shop serves refreshments and light lunches....
Baylham House is a working livestock farm which caters for both educational and leisure visits. It is not commercialised as a children's entertainment facility. Countryside and animal lovers of all ages can have a wonderful day out. Visitors with ...
Leman House is a Grade 1 listed building, the museum houses a range of exhibits relating to Beccles, its surrounding villages and countryside, their industries, social life, health care and wildlife. It has distinctive flint and brick work, Tudor-st...
Situated between the Butley river and Ore estuary, Boyton Marshes attracts breeding wading birds in spring and ducks, geese and swans in winter. It's also great for watching owls, butterflies and dragonflies.
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Brandon Country Park was originally a country house with extensive parkland. It is not difficult to imagine Edwardian ladies and gentlemen walking on the lawns by the lake. It is now managed for wildlife. In spring, hundreds of toads breed in the l...
The Brandon Heritage Centre is a permanent collection of historic artefacts, telling the story of Brandon from the Stone Age to the present day....
The Norman remains of Bungay Castle are to be found right in the centre of Bungay hidden behind the main shopping area next to the Buttercross. Bungay Castle dates back to around 1165 and is the second to be built on the site. A motte was erected in ...
Bungay Museum is situated in two small rooms of the Waveney District Council Office. It was established in 1963, and displays items relating to the heritage, society and businesses of the town. Archaeology includes Pre-historic , Roman and Saxon art...
The imposing stone walls, with added towers for catapults, of a Roman 3rd-century Saxon Shore fort. Panoramic views over Breydon Water, into which the fourth wall long since collapsed.
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Buttrum's Mill is one of England's finest tower windmills. Built in 1836, it was probably a wedding present to its first owner, Pierce Trott, who married in the same year. The mill is a product of the famous Suffolk millwright John Whitmore. Visitor...
The Centre for Computing History was established to create a permanent public exhibition telling the story of the Information Age. The museum preserves and presents important computers and related artefacts. The history of the computing industry is ...
At the beautiful Christchurch Mansion you will discover Ipswich's historic past, in Christchurch Park, just five minutes walk from the town centre. See period rooms from the sumptuous Georgian Saloon, to the more humble Victorian wing with its displ...
At the heart of the historic and picturesque town of Clare the Ancient House stands sentinel next to the church. Dating back to the 15th century this unusual Grade I listed building boasts spectacular moulded plaster and timber work and intriguingly ...
Situated to the south of the picturesque, historic town of Clare, just two minutes' walk from the town centre, Clare Castle Country Park is a beautiful quiet area to relax, play, get close to nature and learn about Clare's fascinating history. The p...
Coastal Voyager was built to our own design by Naiad in New Zealand. She is a 9M Rigid Inflatable Boat with a deep V hull equipped with 12 wrap around seats and seat belts. Not just for the sensation seekers amongst us, Coastal Voyager is flexible...
The MV Jahan is a 38ft boat licensed by the DoT to carry 54 passengers plus a crew of two. She has been specially designed to provide convenient and comfortable access for the disabled, with wide hatches and two hydraulic lifting areas of floor to al...
Coastal lowland heath, sandy cliffs and beach, rich in wildlife. Within an AONB and offering many excellent walks, the area is a remnant of the once extensive Sandlings heaths, with open tracts of heather and gorse, shady woods, sandy cliffs and beac...
Dunwich Museum is a delightful and charming museum will keep you and your children entertained from a short visit to a whole afternoon. Dunwich Museum is the perfect history experience for all the family. It tells the amazing story of a city lost to...
The Dunwich Underwater Exploration Exhibition exhibits show progress in the underwater exploration of the former city and under water studies off the Suffolk coast. Attraction is not suitable for small children....
Here at the East Anglia Transport Museum you can see a unique project; the creation of a museum of street transport designed to show the development of mechanical transport over the best part of a century. The essence of transport is movement, so we ...
East Point Pavilion Visitor Centre is a large indoor play platform called Mayhem, with an underwater theme, for children aged 2-12 (inclusive). A bigger, better and brighter version of the original play platform. Offering unlimited scope to children ...
Easton Farm Park was built in the late 1800s and has been a Farm Park since 1974, the second farm park to be opened in the UK. It offers a unique mix of interactive farm fun within a set of listed historic buildings and countryside. Easton Farm Park ...
Eye Castle is a Norman motte-and-bailey castle with medieval walls and a Victorian folly. When Hugh Bigod, Earl of Norfolk attacked the castle in 1173, during the rebellion against Henry II, it began to lose much of its strategic importance. A...
Felixstowe Museum houses 14 rooms of artefacts, exhibitions and information which displays the military and social history of this popular seaside resort. Even the Felixstowe Museum building is of historical interest as it was once a submarine mining...
With the Felixstowe City Sightseeing tour you can hop on and off at your leisure at any of the stops which are conveniently located along the tour route. Let City Sightseeing highlight all the things to do in the town and enable you to get the most ...
Flatford Mill is on the River Stour close to the Suffolk-Essex border. The Centre buildings, particularly the Mill and Willy Lott's House, are instantly recognisable since they feature in many paintings by John Constable. Only an hour from London and...
16th-century thatched cottage. Situated just upstream from Flatford Mill, the cottage houses an exhibition on John Constable, several of whose paintings famously depict this property. There is a tea-garden, shop, information centre and boat hire, and...
Framlingham is a magnificent example of a late 12th-century castle. Built by Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk, the castle, together with Framlingham Mere, was designed both as a stronghold and as a symbol of power and status - as befitted one of the most...
Gainsborough's House is the house where Thomas Gainsborough was born in 1727, this museum and art gallery shows a large collection of his paintings, drawings and prints as well as temporary exhibitions. At the back of the museum is a walled garden wh...
Set in the heart of 50,000 acres of Britain's largest lowland pine forest, the Go Ape! Thetford Forest course was the first of its type in the country when it opened in 2002. Its still as popular as ever with both new and previous customers and has b...
GolF FX Indoor Crazy Golf is situated inside Manning's Amusement Park. Tested you're swing recently??? Not on a course like this you haven't... From space caves to tropical forests, you'll need to hold you're nerve and keep your eye on the ball as ...
Brewery Tours Come and see how we brew our beers, and taste the results. Our tours take around an hour and 40 minutes and include the story of Mr Greene meeting Mr King, and what happened next, plus a walk through our beautiful art deco brew ...
This small island in the River Ore is famous for its breeding avocets and terns, which can be seen throughout the spring and summer. Access is by boat only and the trip to the island helps you really feel you're getting away from it all.
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Haverhill Local History Centre, is a resource, exhibition and study centre with materials relating to Haverhill and surrounding villages. Collections include: •over 6,000 photographs, the earliest dating from 1860; •microfilm of the local newspaper...
At Helmingham Hall Gardens it is hard to exaggerate the effect this beautiful park, with its red deer, spectacular moated Hall in mellow patterned red brick with its famous gardens will have on the visitor. The whole combines to give an extraordinary...
Since the early 19th Century, Henry Watson's Potteries have established an enviable reputation for suppling well-crafted, innovative products that continue to compliment both traditional and contemporary kitchen styles. Today, we are renowned for ou...
At the Heritage Workshop Centre in Lowestoft Archaeological finds from school site dig include a rock from the Jurassic era. Workshops will be provided on historical elements of the town of Lowestoft. This includes archives of newspapers back to the ...
High Lodge Forest Centre is the Forestry Commission's premier recreation destination in East Anglia and right at the heart of Thetford Forest, Europe's largest man-made lowland forest! With over 70km of cycle trail, 20km of walks and 50 pieces of equ...
The museum now holds memorabilia from the old shore establishment including honours board, figurehead and clocks. The Museum is also home to a very large collection of photographs and original documents relating to life at Shotley, which are of val...
Holton Saint Peter Postmill is still turned to face the wind by a fantail. Replicas of the last working sails were fitted in 1992. Most of the machinery has been removed except for the brakewheel. There are displays on the history and workings of the...
Unusual Georgian house and landscape park. In 1795 the eccentric 4th Earl of Bristol created this equally eccentric house, with its central Rotunda and curved corridors, to display his collections. Paintings by Titian, Gainsborough and Velazquez and ...
Ipswich Museum has a wealth of treasures to amaze you! You can discover life in Roman Suffolk, find out about the Anglo-Saxon origins of Ipswich, follow the growth of our town in the Ipswich Story gallery and, new for 2010, you can visit our excitin...
A prosperous trading port in the Middle Ages, Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk, retains much of its charm and medieval heritage. Visit the town's numerous churches financed by the wool industry and travel across the Orwell Bridge, one of the 10...
The Ipswich Transport Museum has the largest collection of transport items in Britain devoted to just one town. Everything was either made or used in and around Ipswich, the county town of Suffolk. The collections also include the Ipswich Engineeri...
Jimmy's Farm as seen on TV, home of the rare breed Essex Pig. We are a working farm and are open for visitors 7 days a week. There's loads to do at the farm for a great family day out. We have a Nature Trail, Woodland Walk, Beautiful Garden's, Farm S...
Kentwell Hall is not a 'stately home' but very much a lived-in and loved family home, something it has been for over 500 years. The public see much of the House, including rooms used by the family - usually with obvious signs of use. It is also a pr...
Kids Play is bursting with fun packed things to do, from • Dig for dinosaur eggs. NEW.* • Brave the speedy drop slide • Spin, spin, spin on tyre swings • Aim and shoot our fun ball canons • Scale the Tangle Tower • Test out our bouncy tra...
The Country park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest with its unspoilt heath, grassland and intricate mosaic of acid and chalky soils. On the heath and meadows, you may see the herd of semi-wild Exmoor ponies. These ponies are descended from B...
Welcome to Lady Florence, the River Cruise Restaurant offering Brunch, Lunch, Dinner & Sunset Cocktail Cruises for a maximum of 12 passengers on the river from Orford regardless of weather and tides. Sailing year round, with a cosy coal fire in wint...
At Lakenheath Fen, the RSPB has converted an area of arable farmland into a large wetland. There is a new visitor centre where you can find out more about the reserve, its wildlife and history. An events programme is run throughout the year, and fami...
The site of the last opposed invasion of England in 1667 and the first land battle of the Royal Marines. The current fort was built in the 18th century, and modified in the 19th century with substantial additional 19th/20th century outside batteries....
The Lanman Museum was founded in 1978 but has its origins in the 1930s when the late Harold Lanman (1893-1979) started Harold Lanman 1893-1979 collecting local artefacts. Initially housed in the Old Library the museum is now found on the first floo...
Lavenham Guildhall is a tudor building in the heart of a remarkably preserved small medieval town. This early 16th-century timber-framed building overlooks and dominates the town's market place. Inside are exhibitions on timber-framed buildings, loca...
Laxfield and District Museum came about through the annual parish meeting held in 1971. To encourage people to attend, they were asked to bring something old to an exhibition in the village hall. So many interesting articles appeared that the exhibit...
One of Suffolk's most impressive monastic ruins, of a 14th-century abbey of Premonstratensian 'white canons', with a 16th-century brick gatehouse.
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A wildlife boat trip on Liana offers Edwardian style, travelling along the River Bure towards Coltishall and back, with plenty of time to enjoy this tranquil and varied stretch of river with woodlands and meadows, just minutes from the centre of Wrox...
We are a private museum of the Lowestoft and East Suffolk Maritime Society, which is a registered charity. The Museum is maintained and manned by members of the society on a voluntary basis. The premises are grant aided by Waveney District Council. ...
Lowestoft Museum collects, preserves and displays objects relating to the history of the area and its people, and promotes awareness and interest in our rich heritage. The Museum is probably best known for its important collection of 18th-century L...
The Lowestoft War Memorial Museum is sited in the WW2 headquarters of the Royal Navy Patrol Service in Sparrows Nest Gardens, Whapload Road, Lowestoft. The museum is dedicated to all who served in or from Lowestoft during the two world wars. T...
Lynford Arboretum and Lakes: Formerly part of Lynford Hall estate, this area still retains features which reflect its "parkland" origins. The present hall, built in 1858, has a chequered history. It has served as a military hospital, forester trainin...
If you're feeling lucky at Manning's Amusement Park, then we have so many toys, teddies, prizes and cash to be won, why not take a chance in the amusement arcade! Or if you're a gaming fanatic, there's variety galore... From the vintage to the new,...
Discover the fascinating and unusual story of RAF Martlesham Heath. Learn of its triumphs, disasters, and aviation achievements, including the aircraft test and development from from 1915 up to the 1970s. Understand its role in the Battle of Brita...
Romantic turreted brick Tudor mansion. Set in the unspoilt village of Long Melford, the house has changed little externally since 1578 when Queen Elizabeth I was entertained here, and retains its original panelled banqueting hall. It has been the hom...
Mildenhall Museum has been in its present position since 1983, Mildenhall and District Museum is devoted to preserving artefacts from the district, which is both Fen and Breckland. Our range of exhibits include a Fen and Breck room, and displays comm...
Moulton Packhorse Bridge is a pretty four-arched 15th-century bridge, spanning the River Kennet on the old route from Cambridge to Bury St Edmunds....
Moyse's Hall Museum For almost a thousand years Moyse's Hall has looked out over the Market Place of Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. It has seen many changes since it was built in 1180 and has had a variety of different uses, including a tavern and a 'ga...
Discover the history and natural world of East Anglia on our beautiful 75 acre site-explore nearly 3km of woodland and riverside nature trails. Learn about fascinating East Anglian crafts and traditional Gypsy culture, get steamed up with our powerfu...
Needham Lake is a popular countryside attraction centred round a flooded gravel pit alongside the River Gipping close to Needham Market. The Lake is home for a variety of wildlife with numerous well-fed ducks around the car park. A walk around the su...
The Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum is recognised as East Anglia's Aviation Heritage Centre. Constituting an impressive collection of aircraft and equipment, the Museum also displays in separate buildings themed collections for the Royal Observe...
This delightful reserve contains grazing marshes, reedbeds, heathland and woodland. Thousands of ducks, swans and geese use the marshes in winter, while spring brings breeding bitterns, marsh harriers, woodlarks and nightingales....
Nowton Park consists of almost 200 acres of beautiful Suffolk countryside landscaped over 100 years ago in typical Victorian style. Until 1985 the park formed part of the Oakes family estate. It is now owned by St Edmundsbury Borough Council and mana...
Discover one of England's most complete and unusual keeps at this fascinating visitor attraction in Suffolk. The unique polygonal tower keep of Orford Castle, stands beside the pretty town and former port which Henry II also developed here. Orford ...
Internationally important nature reserve, with a fascinating 20th-century military history. The largest vegetated shingle spit in Europe, the Reserve contains a variety of habitats including shingle, saltmarsh, mudflat, brackish lagoons and grazing m...
Orwell River Cruises Limited was specifically formed in 2001 to bring back the pleasure of river cruising to the River Orwell after an absence of such facilities for several decades. A Suffolk businessman, with strong links with the maritime scene...
Otley Hall is privately owned by Ian and Catherine Beaumont. Ian is from Ipswich and has returned to Suffolk with his young family. Otley Hall, a grade I listed historic house in Suffolk, has a long and distinguished history and is situated in ten ...
The parish of Pakenham is unique in Britain in having both a working watermill and a working windmill. Pakenham Windmill The 18th century watermill, the last working watermill in Suffolk and now owned by the Suffolk Building Preservation Trust...
The Parham Airfield Museum comprises the 390th Bombardment Group Memorial Air Museum and the Museum of the British Resistance Organisation operating under one Management Committee. It's continued existence relies on volunteer support and donations to...
Playworld Ocean Adventure indoor play facility is open all year round. Based on an ocean theme this three-tiered play barn offers adventure on the high seas both above and below the waves. This exciting facility offers kids the opportunity to explore...
A day out at Pleasurewood Hills is not only about the thrills which we have many of. We also have a variety of professionally managed shows throughout the day for the whole family to enjoy.
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The Ipswich Building Preservation Trust carried out a major restoration project on Pykenham's Gatehouse in 1982-3. The original staircase was discovered during this work. The trust now uses the premises for its headquarters as does the local civic so...
At the outbreak of the Second World War Lowestoft became the Central Depot of the Royal Naval Patrol Service with it's HQ (HMS Europa) located in the Municipal Gardens known as the Sparrows Nest. The museum is to be found in these buildings which i...
Minsmere is a great day out and the perfect place to discover nature. The visitor centre offers a warm and friendly welcome before exploring the countryside walks through fabulous coastal, wetland and woodland scenery. Whether beginner or keen natura...
This corn mill, whose whole body revolves on its base, was one of many built in Suffolk from the late 13th century. Though milling ceased in 1947, it is still in working order. Climb the wooden stairs to the various floors, which are full of fascinat...
Explore twenty acres of vineyard, bring your own picnic, taste award-winning wines and experience why English wines are getting so much praise. Shawsgate Vineyard is a family owned English Wine Estate located a mile from historic Framlingham with its...
Snakes and Ladders Indoor Adventure Playground, Ipswich Bursting with indoor adventure play, Snakes and Ladders in Ipswich is jam packed with fun and is so much more than just soft play. Older children will adore the electric motorbikes and...
Snape Warren is one of the few remaining areas of rare Sandlings heath on the Suffolk coast. Formerly stretching continuously from Kessingland to Ipswich, this unique habitat is characterised by shallow sandy soils, and a mix of heather and acid gras...
Somerleyton Hall is widely regarded as one of the best examples of an archetypal Tudor-Jacobean mansion and one of the most beautiful stately homes in Britain whose rooms and gardens are open to the public. The highlights of the house include: T...
Southwold's Museum is a unique cottage museum which is dedicated to the local and natural history of this corner of Suffolk. Owned and managed by the Southwold Museum and Historical Society, this tiny building houses an astonishing collection of obje...
Following extensive renovation Southwold Pier is now one of the finest examples of a Pier to be found in the British isles. It attracts thousands of visitors making it one of Suffolk's greatest attractions and was awarded the prestigious title of 'B...
The Southwold Sailors Reading Room was built in 1864 as a refuge for fishermen and mariners when not engaged at sea, as an endeavour to keep them out of the pubs and encourage them in Christian ideals. This large room was designed with a hinged woode...
Bury St Edmunds was once the place where the Saxon kings resided, and a monastery was founded during the 7th century on the site of the present day abbey remains. When Abbot Baldwin began building the Norman abbey church in the latter part of the 11t...
The brewery at St. Peter's is housed in listed former agricultural buildings which were last used in the late Sixties. They then became derelict but offered a superb site both for a working brewery and a visitors attraction. Today, the brewery prod...
Steeple Bumpstead Pottery and Gallery is a traditional working pottery set in a Victorian village school. The gallery also displays the pots made here....
The Suffolk Horse Museum is an exhibition devoted to the Suffolk punch breed of heavy working horse. The Museum displays the history of the breed and its Society, the work of the blacksith and the harness maker, the world of shows and showing, the w...
The bulk of the regimental collection can be seen at the Suffolk Regiment Museum, The Keep, Gibraltar Barracks. Many items from the Regiment's long history can be seen there, including The Roubaix Drum; hidden from the German Army in 1940 and recover...
Sutton Hoo is an Anglo-Saxon royal burial site. Sutton Hoo is one of the most important archaeological sites in this country -- described as 'page one of English history'. On a spur of land overlooking the River Deben, one of several large mounds was...
The Halesworth Gallery has three-weekly exhibitions of contemporary work - paintings, mixed media, ceramics and sculptures - in beautiful 17th Century almshouses, opposite St. Mary's Church. Young and established artists with East Anglian connections...
The John Russell Gallery has over forty years of expertise, specialising in the works of contemporary East Anglian painters and sculptors. The Gallery offers monthly changing exhibitions and a wide selection of original prints, paintings and sculptur...
Located in the centre of the historical market town, Bury St Edmunds, just off Risbygate Street, The Malthouse Project offers a heritage centre, guided or self-led tours and a community cafe. The project is a unique attraction in Bury St Edmunds pro...
At Brockford not only will you find a full size collection of locomotives and rolling stock but also the museum exhibition hall which is home to a collection of smaller artefacts, documents and models which together tell the story of the building, op...
At Brockford not only will you find a full size collection of locomotives and rolling stock but also the museum exhibition hall which is home to a collection of smaller artefacts, documents and models which together tell the story of the building, op...
Here at The National Horseracing Museum you can hear stories of racing from its early origins at Newmarket to its modern day heroes. Ride the horse simulator or take a behind the scenes minibus tour of the gallops, a Trainer's yard and the equine swi...
The National Stud opened its gates to the public for the first time in the mid 1970's, offering the unique opportunity to see behind the scenes of a working Thoroughbred stud farm. To this day The National Stud remains the only working stud farm in t...
The Ridgewell Airfield Commemorative Museum displays World War II memorabilia in and around the old hospital buildings behind the U.S. 381st Bomb Group memorial. ...
The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary is the centre for many conservation and rehabilitation activities benefitting owls and other birds of prey. Established as a registered charity in 2001, the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary at Stonham Aspal in Suffolk operates a compr...
The Theatre Royal is a rare and outstanding example of a late-Georgian playhouse. Built in 1819, the Theatre is one of the most outstanding examples anywhere in Europe of a surviving 19th-century playhouse....
Thetford Forest is a patchwork of pines, heathland and broadleaves providing the ideal setting for a day out, and a welcome refuge for a rich variety of animal and plant life. Many of our visitors are attracted by the peace and tranquility of Thetfor...
The 12 miles of waymarked footpaths on the Thornham Estate known as Thornham Walks are managed by the Thornham Walks Countryside Officer who is funded by Mid Suffolk District Council. A surfaced path, suitable for push chairs and wheel chairs, leads...
Built in 1803, Thorpeness Windmill was originally a corn mill at the nearby village of Aldringham. It was purchased and moved to its present site in 1923, where it was converted to pump water by sail power. Thirty years ago it was restored and purcha...
Mincarlo is the last of her kind. A floating tribute to the men who braved the North Sea to provide our fish, she is the last surviving fishing vessel built in Lowestoft with an engine made in the town. Mincarlo was launched from the famous Brooke...
Walberswick Visitor Centre offers a fascinating 20 mins of film 'Wild Coasts and Ancient Heaths' containing archive and present day footage on our Area of Outstanding NaturalBeauty plus children's interactive displays....
The Wattisham Airfield Station Museum opened in November 1991.The museum is housed in the original station chapel, built by the USAAF in 1943. Inside the museum you can see an extensive photographic record, depicting the history of the station from i...
At West Stow Country Park and Anglo-Saxon Village, you can see what it was like in early Anglo-Saxon times? Perhaps we will never really know. here at West Stow you can walk in the footsteps of our ancestors, explore their homes, see the evidence for...
Here at WildTracks Offroad Activity Park we have loads of activities for approx age 8+(1.3m+) so there is something for everyone - whether a high octane wiz around the 700m kart track in a biz200cc kart is your thing, or learning the elegant art of a...
Wingfield Old College is over 650 years old and is one of the most extraordinary houses in Suffolk, the grand Georgian facade of Wingfield College conceals a rare mediaeval survival: the remnants of a chantry college of priests, complete with a clois...
Wolves Wood Nature Reserve is one of the few remnants of the ancient woodland that used to cover East Anglia. The RSPB manages it using the traditional method of coppicing (a special way of cutting the trees to let light in), which means that the ...
The Woodbridge Museum displays trace the evolution of Woodbridge from an Anglo Saxon settlement, to a medieval market town, port and ship building centre and then a garrison town during the Napoleonic wars. By 1801 the town was the fourth largest in ...
At Woodbridge Tide Mill, man has worked for over 800 years harnessing the totally reliable and predictable green energy from the tides to drive a mill producing flour and animal feed. This was the last commercially working tide mill in the UK and it ...
In the mid 1970's several members of the Woolpit History Group started field walking around the Parish. After seven years they had accumulated quite a haul of Roman and Medieval Pottery and had confirmed twelve sites where there may have been settle...
Once occupied by Romans and recorded in Doomesday, the ancient estate of Wyken is quintessential Suffolk: country lanes, hedgerows, patchwork fields and woodlands. Wyken is a 1200-acre farm which includes a flock of Shetland sheep, a small herd of R...
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