The biggest shingle spit in Europe was a top-secret military site from 1913 to the 1980s.

Ickworth is an unusual Georgian house surrounded by formal gardens and a Capability Brown-designed parkland.  It is an extraordinary oval house, built by the 4th Earl of  Bristol.  The house contains...

First opened in 1819, the exquisite Theatre Royal is the only surviving Regency Playhouse in Britain.  As well as presenting a year-round programme of drama, music, comedy & dance, regular guided...

Contact West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village on 01284 728718 for information about special events.  www.weststow.org

Enjoy unlimited rides on vintage buses, trams and trolleybuses.

The Abbey Gardens is a peaceful haven, just a short walk from the town centre.  The gardens have glorious floral bedding displays and the ruins of the Abbey of St Edmund. 

The Moyse's Hall Museum is one of England's few surviving Norman houses and it is believed to be the oldest town house in East Anglia (it dates from around 1180).  The Museum has a fine selection of...

St.Mary's is sometimes overlooked by the casual visitor to Bury St.Edmunds, who go to the Cathedral only and miss out one of the finest churches in England.  If you visit only one thing in Bury, visit

Built by Abbot Anselm in the 12th century and with later building carried out by John Wastell in the 16th century and by Stephen Dykes Bower in the early 1960's, it had been the last incomplete...

One of Britain's most important archaeological sites contains the burial chamber and funeral ship of the early Anglo-Saxon warrior king, Raedwald.

This museum is housed in one of the original buildings in which steam engines were produced until the 1970s.