Safari parks, river trips, rollercoasters and tree-top adventures; North Suffolk is the place to go, whether it be for adrenaline pumping thrills, exploring the historical landmarks, or relaxing in beautiful gardens. Find a comprehensive guide to things to do in the area here.
North Suffolk and the Norfolk Boarders offer much for the passing visitor. The surrounding countryside and coast create a perfect mix of relaxation and enjoyment. If you're planning a visit, read on for our Top 10 Things to Do in North Suffolk.
The charming market town of Diss and the surrounding area have plenty to offer if you’re staying in North Suffolk. Visit Suffolk have narrowed down our top 10 activities should you need some inspiration for a day out.1) Banham ZooSet in 50 acres of beautiful parkland and g...
The Beccles and District Museum is in an eighteenth century schoolhouse with a lovely outlook of the boatyards from the garden. The...
East Anglia's premier working transport museum! East Anglia Transport Museum is the only place in Britain where visitors can not only view, but...
'Somerleyton Hall is widely regarded as one of the best examples of an archetypal Tudor-Jacobean mansion and one of the most beautiful stat...
Next to the river Waveney in Puddingmoor, Beccles, the Lido is a traditional outdoor swimming pool, heated to 27°C.Measuring at 30...
Beccles Golf Club is set on the heath to the north of the market town of Beccles, and is run by volunteers.A little golf club with...
Covering one of the most attractive and unspoilt stretches of the River Waveney from the quiet market town of Beccles, the Big Dog Ferry t...
The Boudicca Way long distance path runs for approximately 36 miles between Diss and Norwich. The route can be walked in either direction and st...
A circular walk, taking through coast and countryside, in Kessingland. During high season, Kessingland is frequented by holiday makers, but duri...
This walk takes you on public paths through the Wildlife Trust reserve at Carlton Colville between Beccles and Lowestoft. Look...
A walk around the village where the last King of East Anglia met his untimely death, passing through farmland, woodland and river. Do...
The walk begins at The Mere in the park ...
This walk begins at the church of St John the Baptist in Harleston, then follows the road out of the town to Lushbush. ...
The foundation of the club being that all singers/poets/actors only perform original material. That does not mean you will not hear the occasion...
The Seagull has established itself as an important performing arts venue, offering a diverse range of shows, classes and workshops. The Seagull...
Built in 1828, The Fisher Theatre is one of the oldest provincial theatres in the UK.It saw many changes in use before being brought back to...
Next to the river Waveney in Puddingmoor, Beccles, the Lido is a traditional outdoor swimming pool, heated to 27°C.Measuring at 30...
Covering one of the most attractive and unspoilt stretches of the River Waveney from the quiet market town of Beccles, the Big Dog Ferry t...
Outdoor Karting is a purpose built 1070m outdoor floodlit kart circuit owned by ex-racer Richard Lock.Drivers aged from 8 years and...