Visitor attractions in Suffolk. Suffolk has many attractions and places which should not be missed when in this county. From the fantastic war museum Duxford, to the brilliant Tudor re-enactments at Kentwell Hall in Long Melford. So to find the best places to visit in Suffolk near your location, use our What To Do in Suffolk guide to see the list in order of their distance from you.
If you love horseracing, then a visit to Newmarket must be at the top of your list of things to do during your stay in Suffolk. The town lies to the far west of the county and is known as the ‘home of horseracing’. It has the largest centre for breeding world class thoroughbred race…
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Across Suffolk during weekends in June, artists will be opening their studios as part of the Suffolk Open Studios initiative. Members of the public are able to visit the studios, talk to the artists about their process and perhaps even watch a demonstration of their craft. Around 130 studios will be open and a wide…
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A couple of weeks ago, we took trip to RSPB Minsmere on the Suffolk coast for a spot of bird watching and a relaxing stroll around the 2,500 acre nature reserve. We packed our binoculars, along with a camera, walking boots, rain jackets (just in case), sunscreen (just in case) and our much-needed bird identification…
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If you are fond of hunting for antiques, then do pay a visit to Clare, a picturesque wool town in the Stour Valley. The Clare Antiques and Interiors warehouse is a converted mill, which sits on the edge of the town’s country park and is an Aladdin’s cave of antiques and collectables spread over four…
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The Munnings Art Museum on the outskirts of the pretty village of Dedham on the Suffolk/Essex border, is quite possibly the friendliest museum I have ever been to. It’s the home artist Sir Alfred Munnings shared with his wife Violet for forty years up until his death in 1959 and is now open to the…
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