Things to Do in Suffolk

National Trust - Sutton Hoo: Anglo-Saxon burial mounds and museum in Woodbridge, Suffolk. Explore this significant archaeological heritage site with exhibitions and riverside grounds.

Kyson Point is a National Trust viewpoint on the River Deben near Woodbridge, Suffolk, popular with walkers and open on Sundays.

Rougham Sunflowers and Pumpkins offers seasonal pick-your-own days out at Rougham, Suffolk, with free admission and free parking on site.

Beccles Friday Market is held in New Market every week, run by Beccles Town Council from 6am until 4pm.

Adnams Brewery is a historic brewer in Southwold, Suffolk, offering tours, tastings, and a range of ales crafted on-site since 1872.

Beyond the Image Gallery showcases contemporary art and photography in Thornham Magna, Suffolk. Located at Red House Yard, this gallery features rotating exhibitions from emerging and established…

Woodbridge Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal family day out in Martlesham, Suffolk, with pumpkin picking, a mini maze, and a pumpkin train ride; adults £4.50, under-16s free.

Suffolk Wildlife Trust is a nature conservation charity based on The Green, Suffolk, managing 50 wildlife reserves across the county.

Langham Hall Walled Garden is a historic walled garden and nursery in Langham, Suffolk, open to visitors four days a week.

Adventure Island Play Park is an indoor playground and amusement centre in Lowestoft, Suffolk, open daily with a cafe on site.

Felixstowe Sea Front Gardens is a Grade II listed coastal garden in Felixstowe, Suffolk, stretching almost a kilometre between the town and the beach.

Undley Farm Events is a seasonal pumpkin patch and maize maze day out in Beck Row, Suffolk, growing over 60 varieties of pumpkins and gourds.

Reallyverynice Gallery in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk showcases contemporary art and local artist exhibitions. Visit 29 Churchgate Street for curated collections and rotating displays.

Southwold Market sets up on the Market Place every Monday and Thursday, with plants, fish, homeware, crafts and local art.

Walpole Old Chapel is a remarkable heritage site near Halesworth, Suffolk, that looks like an ordinary farmhouse from the outside but conceals one of East Anglia's most intriguing interiors.

Framlingham Mere: historic water body and landscape feature in Framlingham, Suffolk. Explore this important heritage site with natural and cultural significance.

Ipswich Town Hall is a Grade II listed heritage site on the Cornhill in Ipswich, Suffolk, built in 1868 in an Italianate style.

Bures Dragon is a hillside viewpoint near St Stephen's Chapel in Bures, Suffolk, where a chalk dragon figure carved in 2012 can be seen across the valley.

Knettishall Heath Nature Reserve: 400-acre parks and woodland area in Knettishall, Suffolk offering walking trails, wildlife viewing, and visitor facilities managed by Suffolk Wildlife Trust.

Somerleyton Hall is a Victorian stately home and historic house in Somerleyton, Suffolk, set within 12 acres of gardens including a famous yew hedge maze.

Bawdsey Ferry Landing is a foot ferry crossing point on the River Deben in Woodbridge, Suffolk, with boat trips across to Felixstowe Ferry.

Holywells Park in Ipswich, Suffolk offers woodland walks, a boating lake, and playgrounds across 73 acres of green space on Cliff Lane.

The Hunter Gallery showcases contemporary art and exhibitions in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Located on Angel Hill, this gallery features local and emerging artists.

Spa Pavilion is a premier concert venue in Felixstowe, Suffolk, hosting live music performances, theatre shows, and entertainment events throughout the year.