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Your search for Attractions & events in Aldeburgh returned 14 results
Attraction - Museum, Aldeburgh
A 16thC listed ancient building with a museum displaying items of local interest including artefacts of local history including Anglo-Saxon Snape cemetery finds.
Attraction - Museum, Woodbridge
Exhibits show progress in the underwater exploration of the former city and underwater studies off the Suffolk coast. Attraction is not suitable for small children. Data on coastal erosion.
Attraction - Museum, Leiston
Award-winning museum, Grade II listed Long Shop. Leiston's unique history and home of the Garrett collection. First production line to the 1st woman doctor.
Attraction - Beach,
Thorpeness is a curious, peaceful holiday resort developed from the early 1900's with varied, predominantly Tudor, architectural styles, Its beach comprises steeply shelving shingle, with some sand at low tide, and is relatively undisturbed
Attraction - Beach,
Aldeburgh is a quaint seaside town, unspoilt by modern times, whose predominantly shingle beach stretches for a considerable distance and shelves quite steeply to the sea.
Attraction - Historic Site, Leiston
One of Suffolk's most impressive monastic ruins of a 14th century abbey of Premonstratensian white commons!
Attraction - Windmill, Leiston
A working windmill housing displays on the Suffolk Coast and Heaths, Thorpeness village and information on the workings of the mill.
Attraction - Castle/Fort, Woodbridge
A 90ft-high polygonal keep with views across the River Alde to Orford Ness, built by Henry II for coastal defence in the 12thC.
Attraction - Nature Reserve, Woodbridge
The National Trust's Orford Ness National Nature Reserve has had to delay its spring opening, due to the unforeseen closure of Orford Quay, which is undergoing essential refurbishment work.
Attraction - Historic House/Palace, Aldeburgh
The Red House was the home of the composer Benjamin Britten and his partner Peter Pears.