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County - Suffolk | Map
Tel code: 01728 | code search
Postcode: IP15 | code search
Population: 3000
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Birthplace of:
George Crabbe
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Food Legends:
Suffolk Smoked Sprats
Cultural Britain:
Benjamin Britten Country
Folk Customs:
Jankyn Smith's Endowment
John Sayers Dole

Aldeburgh Events

June
Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Arts

September
Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival

October
October Britten Festival
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Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club
"Good Points: excellent room, food and setting General review: A wonderful weekend. We booked a superior room because that was the only one available, but worth it. Large room,huge bed,comfortable lounge ..." More

Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club
"Good Points: excellent room, food and setting General review: A wonderful weekend. We booked a superior room because that was the only one available, but worth it. Large room,huge bed,comfortable lounge ..." More

Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club
"Good Points: very comfy bed, good service, clean, good food, lovely grounds General review: very relaxing

Date visited: 2009-03-03 ..." More

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A traditional seaside town with a shingle beach, where fishermen still pull up their boats and ply their wares from huts on the beach. The town has a local museum in the historic Moot Hall, a model yacht pond for the children.
Nearby at Framlingham and Orford there are Norman Castles, and the most romantic ruin in the country is Leiston Abbey set in beautiful countryside. Part of the countryside around Aldeburgh has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and supports a rare and specialised community of wildlife, which includes the nightjar and silver-studded blue butterfly. The coastal forest of Tangham, Tunstall and Dunwich are managed not only to produce timber, but also to benefit wildlife and visitors. The forest can be explored on many way-marked trails and bridleways (leaflets available from Tourist Information Centres in the District) The coastal mudflats and river estuaries support many species including avocets, nightjars and bitterns.
The Aldeburgh Foundation is world-renowned for its Aldeburgh Festival, and many other concerts and festivals throughout the year. Most of the major concerts are held at the Snape Maltings Concert hall, and other venues throughout the area, hold smaller concerts and events

Attraction

Aldeburgh Beach
Aldeburgh Museum

Church

St Peter & St Paul Church

Cottage

Bay Tree Cottage at Bay Tree Cottages
Bay Tree Lodge at Bay Tree Cottages
Cottage Gems for Suffolk Holidays

Dentist

The Dental Surgery

Doctor

Aldeburgh Surgery

Estate Agent

Tuohy & Son

Golf Club

Aldeburgh Golf Club
Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club

Pub and Bar

The Dolphin
Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club
Wentworth Hotel
White Hart Inn

Restaurant

152 Aldburgh
Captains Cabin
Lighthouse
Prezzo's
Regatta Restaurant

The Dolphin
Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club
Wentworth Hotel
White Hart Inn

School

Aldeburgh Primary School

Solicitor

Keane & Co

Taxi

Aldeburgh Shuttle/New Penny Cars

Theatre

Snape Maltings Concert Hall

Shops

Amber Shop
Bed Of Roses
Aldeburgh Bookshop
Aldeburgh Flower Shop
Rymans
The Exotic Garden Company
Howells & Harrison Ltd
Strand Gallery
Thompson's Gallery
Aldeburgh Gallery
Alderiver
Fat Face

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Antiques

Mole Hall Antiques

Places to Stay near Aldeburgh

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Wentworth Hotel (0.48 miles)

Wentworth Hotel
The Wentworth sits right on the edge of the beautiful Suffolk coast, looking out over Aldeburgh Beach. Since 1920, it has been run by the Pritt family and Michael Pritt, third generation and present owner, ... More | visit website
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White Lion Hotel (0.48 miles)

White Lion Hotel

3 Star AA Hotel

Established in 1563, the White Lion Hotel was voted Highly Commended in the 2001 Hotel of the year awards. Enjoying a premier location on the sea front, the White Lion offers a ... More | visit website

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Brudenell Hotel (0.75 miles)

Brudenell Hotel

This newly refurbished award winning hotel is located right on the beach in the delightful Edwardian town of Aldeburgh. The 44 spacious bedrooms enjoy sea, river or marshland views. Unrivalled views can also be enjoyed ... More | visit website

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Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club (1.78 miles)

Thorpeness Hotel & Golf Club

The Hours Fly by Where Time Stood Still....... A genuine seaside 'hidden gem' near fashionable Aldeburgh, unique amongst holiday villages. Located adjacent to the Meare and gardens this hotel offers 30 large, well-decorated en-suite bedrooms, ... More | visit website

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The Dolphin (1.96 miles)

The Dolphin
Situated in the unique seaside village of Thorpeness, the Dolphin Inn, a free house, has placed itself in the heart of the community. A short stroll takes you to miles of unspoilt Suffolk heritage coastline and we ... More | visit website
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Swiss Cottage (2.10 miles)

Swiss Cottage
Swiss Cottage is a newly established 4* luxury Bed and Breakfast conveniently located between Aldeburgh and Thorpeness. Our peaceful leafy location provides a relaxing base for anyone looking to visit the nearby pretty Suffolk villages. ... More | visit website
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Home From Home Guesthouse (3.59 miles)

Home From Home Guesthouse

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A warm and friendly atmosphere. Home from Home is a newly opened refurbished guest-house, in a large Edwardian house, located in the popular town of Leiston, giving comfortable friendly accommodation. ... More

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White Horse Hotel (3.63 miles)

White Horse Hotel

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This small, friendly hotel is in rural Leiston, close to the coast at Aldburgh and Sizewell. The rooms are en suite and main bar shows Sky Sports and Setanta channels. Every room ... More

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Crown & Castle Hotel (5.03 miles)

Crown & Castle Hotel
The Crown and Castle is unlike almost any other hotel in Britain. Although extremely quietly positioned, it is not a country house hotel in the hackneyed, ruched-curtain, prohibitively expensive sense. Neither is it efficient but ... More | visit website
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Jolly Sailor Inn (5.07 miles)

Jolly Sailor Inn
Built in the late 16th /early 17th Century, this atmospheric old Smugglers' Inn is timber-framed, the wood rumoured to have come from ships wrecked nearby. Todays clientele includes walkers, sailors, fishermen and visitors from further afield ... More | visit website

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