Things to do in South Norfolk and Suffolk
Miles |
Place |
Description |
3.3 |
Harleston |
Nearest small town to Pulham St. Mary. It contains two supermarkets (a large Budgens and a small Co-op), two fish-and-chip shops, plus a few takeaways, restaurants and pubs. |
10.6 |
Diss |
Nearest large town to Pulham St. Mary. It contains three supermarkets, interesting shops, and a mere. |
10.6 |
Bungay |
Attractive market town on the River Waveney which contains Bigod’s castle (currently closed for refurbishment), a Town Trail, market (Thu), and an indoor swimming pool. |
12.6 |
Bressingham Steam Experience |
Open from Apr-Oct (tel : 01379 686900) comprising Bressingham Gardens, Garden Centre, Steam Museum and “Dad’s Army museum”. |
16.6 |
Norwich |
Norfolk county city with a cathedral, department stores, university, League One football, etc. |
17.7 |
Framlingham |
Attractive small town with a castle that is well worth visiting. Just beyond is Saxstead which has a post mill (open Fri-Sat, limited times). |
18.2 |
Beccles |
Beccles has a well provided shopping area, the famous Beccles Quay and River facilities, and splendid markets. There is also an outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts and golf course. |
23.8 |
Southwold |
Popular seaside town with a sandy beach; beach huts; pier with amusements; gift shops; museums; harbour; lifeboat station; lighthouse; pubs; restaurants; and pleasant walks around The Common, The Denes, the Blyth estuary and the town marshes. Across the estuary via the foot ferry is the quaint town of Walberswick. |
24.6 |
Dunwich |
You can follow the Suffolk Coastal Path south from this pleasant village past the ruins of Greyfriars, across Dunwich Heath to the edge of the RSPB bird sanctuary at Minsmere. |