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Where to visit Father Christmas in Suffolk

Father Christmas at Snape Maltings: Children can meet Father Christmas at Snape Maltings, with festive activities, storytelling, and crafts. A family-friendly experience close to Aldeburgh and surrounding villages.

Southwold Christmas Fair & Santa’s Grotto, Southwold: Held in early December at Henham Park, this fair features Santa’s grotto, family rides and festive activities alongside market stalls and seasonal refreshments.

Aldeburgh Christmas Craft Fair & Santa Visit, Aldeburgh: As part of the Aldeburgh craft fair held at Jubilee Hall, children can visit Father Christmas and enjoy children’s entertainment while adults explore festive shopping.

Framlingham Castle “Christmas on the Hill” Santa Experience, Framlingham: At this event in early December, Father Christmas arrives in carriage to the castle’s Market Hill area. Lanterns, music, festive stalls and outdoor festivities make it unforgettable for children.

Peasenhall Village Hall Santa Morning, Peasenhall: A cosy local gathering in Peasenhall, where kids enjoy crafts, story‑time sessions and a visit from Father Christmas in a community setting during December.

Father Christmas at Orford Village Hall: Orford hosts seasonal visits from Father Christmas in the village hall, with festive crafts and treats for children. A friendly, intimate setting ideal for families staying nearby.

Visitor tip: Santa visits fill fast—book your place early and arrive on time. Bring a camera for family photos and check for age or ticket restrictions. Combine the visit with a walk by the coast or a stop for hot chocolate in a nearby village to make it a full festive outing.

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