Pakenham Windmill is situated in Thieves Lane in the pretty village of Pakenham in Suffolk. It is eighty feet tall and best seen from the...

Pakenham Watermill is Suffolk’s last working watermill and open to the public. The mill is found about 6 miles east of Bury St Edmunds hidden...

Greene King Brewery and Museum gives you the chance to visit the home of Abbot Ale, Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Ruddles County....

This interesting visitor centre is filled with information about the abbey that has been part of this community for many hundreds of years. There...

St Edmundsbury Cathedral lies at the heart of the market town of Bury St Edmunds and is adjacent to the Abbey Gardens on Angel Hill....

Bury St. Edmunds Art Gallery stands at the heart of this beautiful little Suffolk town and is housed in one of the more impressive period...

Moyse’s Hall Museum is housed in the oldest domestic building in East Anglia, built in 1180. It has been a museum since 1899 holding...

Abbey Gardens are built on the site of a great Benedictine abbey and at the very centre of historical Bury St Edmunds. They are well...

The eccentric Earl of Bristol created this equally eccentric house, with its central rotunda and curved corridors, in 1795 to display his collections. These include...

Bardwell Windmill lies smack bang in the middle of the tranquil village of Bardwell deep in the beautiful Suffolk countryside. The current windmill has been...

Lavenham is the most unspoiled medieval town in the country, and the magnificent timber-framed Guildhall building with its jettied upper floor and oriel windows dominates...

Little Hall stands in the centre of Lavenham, and represents one of the most important and beautiful buildings in the community. Within the building,...

This museum celebrates a great tradition of mechanical music. This is something that sadly you hardly see anywhere anymore, but the organ grinder would...

The Museum of East Anglian Life is housed on a seventy-five acre site of beautiful farmland. There is over three kilometres of woodland and...

West Stow is a reconstructed Anglo-Saxon village built on the site of an original settlement. Finds from the site are displayed in a specially built...

The East of England has a long and proud tradition of producing some of the best regiments of the armed forces. This museum is...

Melford Hall is one of East Anglia’s most celebrated Elizabethan houses, little changed externally since 1578 and with an original panelled banqueting hall. There is...

Known affectionately as ’The Middy’ the Mid-Suffolk Light Railway was one of those railways built during the latter days of the great railway age. Featuring...

Thelnetham Windmill was built in the early 19th Century and is of a tower design with conical cap. Situated on the border between Norfolk and...

Bishop’s Mill is built of Thetford grey brick under a tile and slate roof and was once a paper mill. Once known also as St...

This late Medieval bridge is located in the beautiful Cambridgeshire countryside and is now overseen by English Heritage who is responsible for its preservation and...

Thornham Walks are situated hidden in the Suffolk countryside just off the A140 near Eye. Located on the Thornham estate, there are 12 miles of...

The Teapot Pottery was set up in the beautiful village of Debenham, set deep in the Suffolk countryside, over twenty years ago. Today the pottery...

The Thetford Ancient House Museum can be found in the centre of Thetford along Barton Street within easy reach of the town centre. The museum...

In the later Anglo-Saxon period Thetford was one of East Anglia’s major towns until Norwich Cathedral was built in the 1090s. A surviving feature of...

The Charles Burrell Museum is situated just round the corner from the Ancient House Museum close to the centre of Thetford. There are three areas...

Founded in 1728, Aspall Cyder has a long established tradition of producing quality cyder, vinegar and apple juice. This small rural producer can be found...

Stonham Barns is located on the A1120 at Stonham Aspal, half way between Stowmarket and Framlingham in the heart of Suffolk countryside and is a...

The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary is situated at Stonham Barns in Suffolk next to the Redwings Horse Sanctuary Rescue Centre. It offers a variety of attractions...

Kersey Mill and Malting is situated besides the River Brett in rural Suffolk about a mile from the small picturesque village of Kersey. The mill...

Birthplace of Thomas Gainsborough RA (1727-88). Historic house dating back to the 16th Century with attractive walled garden. The outstanding collection is shown together with...

We breed rare cattle, sheep, pygmy goats, poultry and pigs, including Maori pigs called Kune Kunes. Today’s children lack close contact with animals and Baylham...

Newmarket essentially has two flat racing racecourses, the July course and the Rowley Mile. The July course is situated alongside the National Stud on the...

The National Horse Racing Museum is wedged next door to the wonderful Jockey Club building in Newmarket High Street, some 15 to 20 minutes walk...

Some very wealthy horse breeders and racers who used their influence to acquired authority and prestige in the horse racing industry founded the Jockey Club...

Directly opposite the Jockey Club in Newmarket High Street is the wonderful King Edward VII Memorial Hall. It was founded on the benefaction of Charles...

Hadleigh Guildhall complex is situated next to St Mary’s churchyard and is some six hundred years old. Over the years it has had many uses...

Newmarket Kings Theatre is situated a few minutes walk away from the High Street on Fitzroy Street within a small walk from the railway station....

Anyone visiting the "home of horse racing" cannot fail to miss the Newmarket Clock Tower, situated at the top of the High Street, as they...

Newmarket War Memorial Gardens are situated close to the Newmarket Clock Tower at the top of the High Street. These beautifully kept gardens provide a...