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Best Western Claydon Country House Hotel

16-18 Ipswich Road, Claydon, Ipswich, Suffolk IP6 0AR

This delightful hotel, situated just off of the A14, is within easy driving distance of Ipswich town centre. Our beautifully furnished bedrooms offer relaxing comfort at the end of a busy day. Each has its own private...

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Attractions near Best Western Claydon Country

A selection of attractions close to Best Western Claydon Country:

Baylham House Rare Breeds Farm (3.3 Miles)

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...

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Ipswich Museum (5.3 Miles)

Ipswich Museum is one of the oldest publicly funded museums in Britain outside London. Founded in 1847, it moved to its present home in 1881,...

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Portman Road Stadium (5.5 Miles)

Now the home of Ipswich Town Football Club, this site was first used to play football in 1884. In 1890, when it was still surrounded...

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Crown Pools (5.5 Miles)

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...

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The Corn Exchange (5.6 Miles)

Another of Ipswich's fine Victorian buildings, The Corn Exchange was completed in 1882. Its grand hall is now an arts, entertainment and conference venue and...

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The Basement Gallery (5.6 Miles)

The Basement Gallery is dedicated to the display and development of photography and digital art. The good looking gallery space is located close to...

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Christchurch Mansion (5.7 Miles)

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...

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Christchurch Park (5.7 Miles)

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,...

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Ipswich Town Hall (5.7 Miles)

This spectacular Victorian building was built in 1868. Today it is home to The Town Hall Galleries, opened in 2006. Gallery One offers a programme...

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The Cornhill (5.7 Miles)

This grand square is as central to the life of Ipswich today as it's always been. For hundreds of years, it has hosted fairs, markets,...

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The Ipswich Regent (6 Miles)

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...

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Ipswich Wet Dock (6.2 Miles)

When Ipswich Wet Dock opened in 1842, its area of enclosed water was the largest of its kind in Europe. Today, the old maritime buildings...

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Old Custom House (6.2 Miles)

The Old Custom House is one of Ipswich Wet Dock's finest buildings. Built in 1844 by JM Clark, this classical building is now fully restored....

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The John Russell Gallery (6.3 Miles)

Founded in 1980, The John Russell Gallery moved to its current home, beside Ipswich Waterfront, in 1994. Specializing in the work of the many contemporary...

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