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Here are a few links to help visitors to Suffolk find somewhere to stay and discover more about our county.
Christchurch Mansion The biggest collection of Gainsborough and Constable paintings outside London - five minutes walk from Ipswich town centre
Cycling in Suffolk Cycle routes, cycle hire & cycle friendly accommodation
Dedham Vale and the Stour Valley
Dog Friendly Suffolk Providing both visitors and residents information of dog friendly walks with a pub that is nearby, so they can plan either an afternoon or a full day’s recreation with dogs.
Easton Farm Park Victorian 'Model Farm' set in 35 acres of beautiful countryside.
Explore Suffolk Museums Information about the many museums around the county.
Felixstowe Museum Artifacts, exhibitions and information which displays the military and social history of this popular seaside resort.
Forest Heath Tourism, Leisure & Culture Covers the area around Newmarket, Brandon and Mildenhall
Kentwell Hall A great house in Long Melford with regular recreations of Tudor life.
Long Shop Museum A superb collection of agricultural machinery and steam engines - 200 years of local, social & industrial history.
Melford Hall Family life in Long Melford – with links to Beatrix Potter
Mid Suffolk Light Railway Only railway museum in Suffolk which includes original station buildings, steam loco, railway coaches and real ale bar in summer.
Mid-Suffolk Council Tourism & Countryside
Museum of East Anglian Life 70 acres of farmland with historic buildings including a chapel, watermill, wind pump. Ransomes museum & other agriculture, industry and domestic displays.
National Horseracing Museum Horses, people, events and scandals.
Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation Museum Incorporating collections for 446th Bombardment Group USAAF, RAF Bomber Command, Royal Observer Corps (No. 6 Group), Air Sea Rescue & Coastal Command
Pakenham Watermill The last working watermill in Suffolk
St Edmundsbury Council Tourism
Suffolk Coastal Council Tourism Covers the coast from Felixstowe to Walberswick
Suffolk County Council tourist information
Suffolk Tourist Guide to Breweries and beer A tourism-oriented guide to some of the county's breweries.
The Brecks Forest and heathland area in the north-west of Suffolk
Walking in Suffolk Links to various walking groups
Waveney District Council Tourism Covers the north-east of Suffolk