Haughley Castle
Earthwork remains of a motte and bailey castle destroyed 1173. These ruins are in the Hundred of Stow,a little N. of Stowmarket. Near the church of Haughley are the remains of a very strong castle,...
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No trace exists of Ipswich Castle, two locations are suggested:- Between Christchurch Park and the town centre at 52.0616,1.14976 Near to the site of Castle Hill Roman Villa at 52.0751,1.1329 There was...
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Christchurch Mansion & Art Gallery. The mansion stands on the site of the Augustinian Priory of Holy Trinity, founded c. 1177. Perpendicular fragments of the priory buildings are exhibited in the...
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Mettingham Castle
Earthwork and structural remains of a moated, fortified manor house and college of secular priests, the latter extant between 1394 and 1542. Understood to be privately owned and not open to the public....
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Remains of castle or fortified manor house licenced in 1384. Only the south curtain wall survives intact, incorporating a gatehouse and polygonal corner bastions. The foundations of the remaining walls...
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Snape Maltings
The Aldeburgh Festival, along with a year round programme of arts events, are housed in and around The Snape Maltings Concert Hall. Wide range of shops and galleries. Birdwatching. The River Alde at...
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Needham Lake
Needham Lake is a popular countryside attraction centred round a flooded gravel pit alongside the River Gipping close to Needham Market. The park also contains the restored Bosmere Lock of the Gipping...
View ArticlePleasurewood Hills Theme Park
‘Best Visitor Experience’ award Winner in the 2009 Tourism in Suffolk Awards. From adrenalin-fuelled white-knuckle thrill rides and coasters like Enigma, Wizzy Dizzy and Thunder Struck to white-water...
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Dunwich Heath
Tucked away on the Suffolk coast, Dunwich Heath offers you peace and quiet and a true sense of being at one with nature. A rare and precious habitat, the Heath is home to special species such as the...
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Kentwell Hall
A fine C16 red brick moated mansion, the seat of the Clopton family for about 300 years. (1308-1618). A will dated 1563 records the house as new at that time. It stands in a park of 130 acres at the...
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