Top attractions in Suffolk

This is home to one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time, where you will find stories of kings, mysterious mounds and buried treasure.

Meet the friendly camels and their animal relations. This is the only place in the UK where the whole family can see, touch and even ride the animals that have been brought up like pets.

Watch over Africa’s Great Plains and see zebras, rhinos, and giraffes at this conservation hub for some of Africa’s most vulnerable species of animal.

This is a farm and wildlife park all in one, with butterfly house, children’s playground, woodland walk, farm shop and much more.

Sutton Hoo

Framlingham Castle was once at the centre of a vast network of power and influence and it was behind these towering walls where Mary Tudor was proclaimed Queen of England.

This is one of England’s most complete and unusual keeps, and is remarkably intact. You can climb to the roof to see the magnificent views over this pretty town and seaward to Orford Ness.

Stroll through the historic gardens of this 500-year-old Hall and discover the history of the family. Famed for its spectacular light shows in winter and plant sales and other events in the summer.

The Tide Mill has been working on same site for over 800 years and is one of only a handful of mills still regularly producing flour.

A timeless Manor House set in acres of stunning, family-friendly gardens and parkland, in the beautiful Suffolk village of Long Melford.

All aboard the Mid Suffolk Light Railway for a trip on a steam train through the Suffolk countryside. Look out for Santa Specials where you can you meet the big man himself.

Explore the magnificent Italianate Palace and stroll around the earliest Italianate gardens in the UK which includes a Mediterranean Temple Garden and a magical Victorian Stumpery, all within 1800 acres of parkland.

This romantic turreted mansion features Regency, Georgian and Victorian interiors and collections of porcelain, naval artifacts. You will also see Beatrix Potter memorabilia, she was a cousin of the family, and regularly visited the house.

The 1937 Transmitter Block is part of the first radar station in the world. The displays and exhibition tell the story of the women and men who developed radar, and then created a defensive radar Chain Home that protected Britain during the WW2.

The Suffolk Owl Sanctuary is a place to visit to watch, study or simply enjoy the company of Owls and other birds of prey. There are over 60 raptors at the Centre, all housed in spacious aviaries and flying free in narrated flying displays or demonstrations.

For centuries the gentle giants of Suffolk, the Suffolk Punch Horses, have helped farm the land. See them close up and find out more about their breeding and the work they used to do.

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