Buttrums Mill is situated to the north west of Woodbridge in Burkitt Road and is well signed off the A12 Woodbridge by-pass. It is a...

This small and friendly museum has been designed to reflect the history of the town and some of its most famous residents who include Thomas...

The Suffolk Horse Museum is an exhibition dedicated to the Suffolk Horse, most commonly known as the Suffolk Punch. The museum contains a historic...

There has been a mill on the same site since the twelfth Century but by the early 1950s Woodbridge was home to the only surviving...

This Anglo-Saxon burial site was reserved for royalty, and it was here that the priceless Sutton Hoo treasure was discovered in a vast ship grave....

Take a two hour cruise aboard the well equipped MV Jahan. Cruise along the picturesque River Deben to Felixstowe ferry and return, or up to...

This museum is manned entirely buy volunteers and is usually only open throughout the summer months. The museum has its foundations at the end...

Clifford Road Air Raid Shelter Museum is a fascinating voyage of discovery for those who visit. It explores a time in the darkest days...

Ipswich Transport Museum offers a first class experience to any visitor who is interested in learning more about the transport industry and its development in...

Otley Hall is a Grade I listed building with many notable features including a cross or screens passage, some richly carved beams, wonderful Linenfold panelling...

This Tudor mansion minutes from Ipswich town centre houses the largest collection of Constable and Gainsborough paintings outside London. Other attractions include Victorian toys and...

Christchurch Park was opened to the public in 1895, the first public park in Ipswich. Today, its 33 hectares contain aboreta, ornamental gardens, tennis courts,...

St Margaret's is just about the prettiest church in Ipswich. Built around 1300, its outstanding features include a 13th Century coffin lid, a 15th century...

St Margaret’s Green used to be the site of Ipswich's Holy Rood Fair. Spanning six hundred years, the fair took place from the 13th Century...

East Anglia's largest theatre, The Regent opened in 1929 as a cinema and a variety hall. In 1991, it was relaunched after Ipswich Borough Council...

In the 15th Century Archdeacon Pykenham was one of Ipswich's most powerful men. He became Archdeacon of Suffolk in 1471 and his mansion and this...

Crown Pools is one of the best leisure centres in Suffolk. Facilities include an eight-lane 25-metre competition pool, one of the best in Europe, a...

One of Ipswich’s oldest and best timber-framed buildings, Oak House dates from the 15th Century. It has been much restored and now contains elements from...

The tower of St Lawrence Church is its best feature. Pink, yellow and grey stonework interlaced with flint designs, different on every side, make it...

This church goes back at least as far as the Domesday Book, although it was largely rebuilt in the 1800s. At that time, the church...