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Places to go in Suffolk
Suffolk is home to a great number of visitor attractions and events which take place throughout the year. Art aficionados are particularly well catered for thanks to the county's connection to two famous English painters: John Constable who lived in Lavenham, and Thomas Gainsborough whose home was in Sudbury.
Local attractions
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Beccles Museum »
Local history, including printing, cultural and domestic items and natural history of the river.
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Bungay Castle »
The Norman remains of Bungay Castle are to be found right in the centre of Bungay. It dates back to around 1165 and …
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Bungay Museum »
Bungay Museum is situated in the small market town of Bungay, along the peaceful River Waveney. The museum is based …
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Carlton Marshes - Suffolk Broads Wildlife Centre »
Carlton Marshes, not far from Oulton Broad, lies in the Waveney Valley and is both a Broads National Park and a Site …
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Melford Hall »
An attractive Tudor hall in an unspoilt village. Melford Hall has been delightfully unaltered since its dramatic …
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New Pleasurewood Hills »
New Pleasurewood Hills has over 40 rides, shows and attractions in 50 acres bursting with run for all ages. Try the …
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Otter Trust »
The Otter Trust is the largest and oldest otter conservation organisation in the world. See beautiful examples of …
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Somerleyton Hall & Gardens »
Somerleyton Hall is a splendid early Victorian Stately Home with lavish architectural features and fine State Rooms. …
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William Clowes Print Museum »
In 1803, William Clowes founded his printing in the market town of Beccles and, more than 200 years later the …
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