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Explore Suffolk

Explore Suffolk’s coastal towns, historic villages and countryside, and discover places to visit and things to do during your stay with us.

Aldeburgh

Southwold

Framlingham

Woodbridge

Walberswick

 

PLACES TO VISIT IN SUFFOLK

Suffolk coastal towns and villages

Explore Aldeburgh for its independent shops, galleries and shingle beach, Southwold for its pier and beach huts, and Walberswick for its riverside walks and ferry to Southwold. Further along the coast, Orford offers its medieval castle, harbour and access to Orford Ness.

Historic towns and countryside

Visit Framlingham Castle, explore the medieval streets of Lavenham, or discover Woodbridge, home to the Tide Mill and close to Sutton Hoo. Each offers a different way to explore Suffolk beyond the coast.

Arts, culture and festivals in Suffolk

Suffolk has a distinctive arts scene, from concerts at Snape Maltings and the Aldeburgh Festival to independent galleries, studios and local makers. Explore what’s happening during your stay.

Suffolk nature reserves and walking routes

Discover RSPB Minsmere, follow the Suffolk Coast Path, or explore the heathland and forests around Dunwich. Suffolk’s varied landscapes offer walking and wildlife experiences throughout the year.

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