England
Suffolk

Towns and Villages in Suffolk

Aldeburgh, Suffolk Aldeburgh A seaside village most commonly associated with the music festival begun by Benjamin Britten. The Aldeburgh Festival brings thousands of music aficionados to this small Suffolk village each summer, and the success of the Festival has spawned a year-long series of arts and cultural events. Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England,

Beccles, Suffolk Beccles It could be said that the best days of Beccles were over a thousand years ago, when this market town was a prosperous Saxon port, but that would be terribly unkind, for Beccles has a lot to offer a modern visitor. The town lies at the southernmost extremity of the Norfolk Broads, though the town itself is across the county border in Suffolk. Beccles, Suffolk, England,

Lavenham, Suffolk Lavenham Most people are drawn to this attractive Suffolk town by the profusion of half-timbered medieval cottages, beloved of calendar photographers. Lavenham has been called "the most complete medieval town in Britain", a tribute to its fine collection of medieval and Tudor architecture. Mansions of wealthy merchants mingle with simple cottages, some of which mix crooked timber beams with sprightly pink-painted infill! Lavenham, Suffolk, England,