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Lavenham
Guildhall of Corpus Christi:Stunning early 16th century timber-framed
building with museum. Situated in the unspoiled market place. |
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Melford Hall:One of East Anglia's most celebrated Elizabethan houses.
Classic interiors, fine panelled Great Hall, Regency Library and panelled
Banqueting House in the garden. Elizabeth I was entertained lavishly here,
along with 2,000 members of her Court. Beatrix Potter mementoes in room where
she was a guest. Delightful garden and parkland walks. |
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Dunwich
Heath and Minsmere Beach: Coastal lowland heath sandy cliffs and beach, rich
in wildlife, offering tranquillity and excellent views |
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Theatre
Royal Bury St Edmunds: Outstanding only surviving Regency playhouse in
Britain. Now fully reopened following major restoration and development. |
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Ickworth
House, Park and Garden: A Georgian Italianate palace in an idyllic English
landscape. Explore acres of parkland and woodland on waymarked walks. Have fun
in the play area, family cycle route and 'Trim Trail'. Enjoy the licensed
restaurant and tempting gift shop. Join in many special events and activities
throughout the year. Learn about historic Ickworth House and collections. Relax
amidst the idyllic parkland and seasonal beauty of the park, gardens and
historic Pleasure Grounds. |
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Flatford
Bridge Cottage: Beautiful 16th-century thatched cottage by the River Stour.
In the heart of Dedham Vale, a quintessentially English rural landscape. Famous
location for John Constable's idyllic pastoral paintings. Now home to an
exhibition on the artist. Variety of walks along the River Stour. Beautiful
riverside tea-room. |
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Anglesey
Abbey & Garden and Lode Mill Glorious Jacobean-style house with an
eclectic collection, within outstanding gardens with a working watermill. Place
of peace and tranquillity. Lord Fairhaven's fascinating collection of
collections. Rare works of art, sumptuous furnishings and spectacular statuary.
114 acres of landscaped and wildlife gardens. Working
18th-century watermill. Gardens, mill and Hoe Fen Wildlife Discovery Area open
all year. |
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Sutton
Hoo: Awe-inspiring Anglo-Saxon royal burial site. One of Britain's most
important and atmospheric archaeological sites. Burial ground of the
Anglo-Saxon kings of East Anglia. Priceless royal treasures discovered in a
huge ship grave. Exhibition hall tells the compelling story of early English
history. Suffolk sandlings heathland and woodland walks. |
