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
denotes principal attractions.
Local history, including printing, cultural and domestic items and natural history of the river.
- Museum
The Norman remains of Bungay Castle are to be found right in the centre of Bungay. It dates back to around 1165 and …
- Historic building
Bungay Museum is situated in the small market town of Bungay, along the peaceful River Waveney. The museum is based …
- Museum
Carlton Marshes, not far from Oulton Broad, lies in the Waveney Valley and is both a Broads National Park and a Site …
- Nature reserve
An attractive Tudor hall in an unspoilt village. Melford Hall has been delightfully unaltered since its dramatic …
- Historic building
New Pleasurewood Hills has over 40 rides, shows and attractions in 50 acres bursting with run for all ages. Try the …
- Leisure attraction
The Otter Trust is the largest and oldest otter conservation organisation in the world. See beautiful examples of …
- Nature reserve
- Waterway trust & societies
Somerleyton Hall is a splendid early Victorian Stately Home with lavish architectural features and fine State Rooms. …
- Garden
- Historic building
In 1803, William Clowes founded his printing in the market town of Beccles and, more than 200 years later the …
- Museum
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