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Visitor Guide to Framlingham

Discover Suffolk’s historic market town

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Our take: Walking the walls is unforgettable – the views and atmosphere alone make it worth the visit.

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“We think Framlingham is one of those towns that never fails to impress. From the castle ramparts to the charming streets, there’s history and character around every corner. It’s the perfect place to explore and soak up Suffolk’s unique charm.”

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Our take: Framlingham blends history and culture in a way that makes every corner feel interesting and approachable.

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Our take: Two Magpies is a perfect stop for a morning treat, then the market stroll makes for a relaxed, authentic Suffolk experience.

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Our take: Framlingham is a brilliant base for outdoor adventures – peaceful walks, cycling, and exploring the surrounding countryside all feel effortless.

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