The Beccles and District Museum is in an eighteenth century schoolhouse with a lovely outlook of the boatyards from the garden. The museum houses a delightful collection of agricultu...
East Anglia's premier working transport museum! East Anglia Transport Museum is the only place in Britain where visitors can not only view, but also ride all three principal forms of public tran...
'Somerleyton Hall is widely regarded as one of the best examples of an archetypal Tudor-Jacobean mansion and one of the most beautiful stately homes in Britain whose rooms and gardens are o...
The remains of the Norman Castle, which date back to around 1165AD, are situated right in the centre of Bungay 'A late 12th century castle erected by Hugh Bigod, the powerful Earl of...
Established in 1963, The Bungay Museum gives visitors an insight into the history of the area.Some of the featured displays include Archaeology: Pre-historic, Roman and Saxon artefact...
East Anglia's Aviation Heritage Centre, incorporating themed collections for 446th Bombardment Group USAAF, RAF Bomber Command, Royal Observer Corps, No. 6 Group, RAF Air Sea Rescue & Coa...
Grade I listed, South Elmham Hall, once the residence of the Bishops of Norwich. Guided tours of the house, grounds and remains of the 11th century minister, giving an insight into the history a...
The flint cottage of Lowestoft Maritimes Museum has a surprise inside.The tiny entrance opens into a tardis-like series of ingeniously laid out rooms displaying fleets of model boats, atm...
If you're spending a day in Norwich, why not take a visit to the Cathedral? One of the most complete Romanesque buildings in Europe and the most complete Norman cathedral in England!...
The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is a Norman Foster building where you can see brilliant art work for free.With a cafe and restaurant you can easily make this a lengthly visit to ensu...
Destination Suffolk provides you with all the tools and support you need to promote your Suffolk business - be it accommodation, a place to eat, or a tourist destination.
Benjamin Britten was one of the greatest composers of the twentieth century. He wrote a vast amount of incredible music and wanted everyone to enjo...
On Wednesday 26th July Aldeburgh got a new bus service – with a difference!Ermintrude, an 88 year-old single-deck bus norma...
The Airfield in Halesworth was mainly used by the Americans for their base. Th 56th Fighter Group and the 489th Bomb Group stayed here...
The Alfred Corry Museum gives visitors an insight into the lives of the Southwold Lifeboat Crews from 1893 to 1918.It also covers the his...
St Andrew’s Church in Walberswick is arguably one of Suffolk’s most dramatic ruins. St Andrew’s was built to replace an older church about a m...
Southwold Museum has a collection of items relating to the natural history of Southwold by way of a pictorial display including photographs and...
The parish church of St. Edmund's (1460) was established on the site of a far older church dating from 1200. This splendid building is the main...
A specially created museum to tell the story and history of amber, by Astrid and Robin Fournel, owners of the oldest and largest amber...
The lighthouse at Southwold has been an important landmark for years, a coastal mark for passing shipping that guides vessels info Southwold Har...
The Southwold Sailors’ Reading Room was built in 1864 as a refuge for fishermen and mariners when not engaged at sea, as an endeavour to keep th...