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Christmas lights in Suffolk

Snape Maltings lights: Snape Maltings hosts a seasonal lighting display with evening events, live performances, and festive shopping. A charming stop during a Christmas lights tour of Suffolk.

Southwold Christmas Lights Switch‑On, Southwold: Held on the High Street in early December, the festive market opens from 2 pm with the lights switched on at 5 pm. Stalls, seasonal treats, and live entertainment complement the coastal scenery.

Aldeburgh Christmas Lights Switch‑On, Aldeburgh: Following the Christmas Craft Fair at Jubilee Hall, the lights are switched on near the Moot Hall, bringing a warm glow to the seafront and town centre.

Framlingham “Christmas on the Hill” Lights, Framlingham: The historic Market Hill is transformed in early December with illuminations, lanterns, and the arrival of Santa, coinciding with festive stalls and carol singing.

Orford Christmas lights: Orford’s village streets light up for the festive season, with local businesses and the community contributing to a warm, welcoming display. A stroll through the village in the evening provides a charming, peaceful way to soak in the festive atmosphere.

Visitor tip: Christmas light switch‑ons attract crowds, so plan to arrive early, check exact times and parking options, and pair your visit with a stroll around the illuminated streets or nearby festive markets. Evening walks offer a magical view of the lights against Suffolk’s historic buildings and coastline.

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