Melford Hall is one of East Anglia’s most celebrated Elizabethan houses, little changed externally since 1578 and with an original panelled banqueting hall. There is...

Birthplace of Thomas Gainsborough RA (1727-88). Historic house dating back to the 16th Century with attractive walled garden. The outstanding collection is shown together with...

Kersey Mill and Malting is situated besides the River Brett in rural Suffolk about a mile from the small picturesque village of Kersey. The mill...

A local social history museum located in a Grade I listed building in the centre of Clare, Suffolk. The museum provides graphic displays and exhibits...

Rougham Tower Association was established to protect and preserve the history of this airfield in Suffolk. A couple of miles away from Bury St...

Greene King Brewery and Museum gives you the chance to visit the home of Abbot Ale, Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Ruddles County....

This interesting visitor centre is filled with information about the abbey that has been part of this community for many hundreds of years. There...

St Edmundsbury Cathedral lies at the heart of the market town of Bury St Edmunds and is adjacent to the Abbey Gardens on Angel Hill....

Bury St. Edmunds Art Gallery stands at the heart of this beautiful little Suffolk town and is housed in one of the more impressive period...

Moyse’s Hall Museum is housed in the oldest domestic building in East Anglia, built in 1180. It has been a museum since 1899 holding...

Abbey Gardens are built on the site of a great Benedictine abbey and at the very centre of historical Bury St Edmunds. They are well...

Based around a country station, this museum has the feel of an 1890s branch line. Many locomotives, wagons and carriages from the eras of steam...

The eccentric Earl of Bristol created this equally eccentric house, with its central rotunda and curved corridors, in 1795 to display his collections. These include...

This museum celebrates a great tradition of mechanical music. This is something that sadly you hardly see anywhere anymore, but the organ grinder would...

Splendid Norman keep built in 1140 by the famous de Veres, Earls of Oxford. Visited by Kings Henry VII, VIII and Queen Elizabeth I and...