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Framlingham Holiday Cottages

Stay near Framlingham Castle, the Market Hill shops and surrounding Suffolk countryside. Explore our holiday cottages in Framlingham and nearby villages, with pubs, walks and local food within easy reach.

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Town pubs and village inns, with places to eat around Framlingham and the surrounding countryside.

Discover Framlingham and the Suffolk countryside

Framlingham is a Suffolk market town built around its medieval castle, Market Hill and independent shops. The surrounding villages offer country walks, traditional pubs and places to explore, with the Suffolk coast within driving distance.

Stay near Framlingham Castle

Framlingham Castle is one of Suffolk’s best-known landmarks, with its curtain wall walk and views across the town. The Mere, immediately below the castle, is also worth exploring, with paths and wildlife around the water.

Eating in Framlingham

Market Hill and the surrounding streets have independent cafés, bakeries, restaurants and food shops. Framlingham’s Saturday market brings local traders into the town centre, while nearby villages offer more pubs and places to eat.

Walk from your Framlingham cottage

Things to do in Framlingham

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