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Discover the best things to do in Suffolk, in East Anglia, from its much-loved coastline to its historic houses and medieval wool towns. Constable Country is also still very much as landscape artist, John Constable, painted it.
Ickworth with its classical Rotunda forms the centrepiece of this estate, which is Suffolk's very own little Italy.

Home to one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time, an awe-inspiring Anglo-Saxon royal ship burial.

An eclectic home, with stories of naval history and links to Beatrix Potter, set in picturesque gardens.

At the heart of village life, Lavenham Guildhall is one of the most spectacular timber framed buildings of medieval England.

Walk into a masterpiece. This charming hamlet was the inspiration for some of John Constable's most famous paintings.

Uncover some of Britain's top secret military history when you visit this internationally important nature reserve on the Suffolk coast.

The Theatre Royal is one of Britain's most significant theatre buildings and the only surviving Regency playhouse in the country.

2026 marks 250 years since the birth of one of Britain's most famous landscape artist, John Constable. Flatford and in the surrounding Dedham landscape was the inspiration for some of his most well-know paintings including The Hay Wain and Boat Building. This year Flatford is hosting a series of events to celebrated the anniversary year including special walks and talks, outdoor theatre, art workshops, exhibitions and an art residency with local artists Tom Hobden and Phoebe Stapleton in partnership with the Essex Cultural Diversity Project

Get out into nature this autumn with these top walks in Suffolk
This route forms the second ½ of the Multi-use track (The first half is the Linnet Valley trail). Taking you to the Monument at the southern end of the park, passing St Mary’s Church, The Walled garden and returning past the Fairy Lake. One of the highlights is the spectacular view across the Linnet Valley to the Rotunda.

Discover the Anglo-Saxon burial site, where a 7th-century ship was uncovered, as well as the woodland wildlife that surrounds the ancient site on the circular Sutton Hoo woodland walk.

Getting active and out and about on your bike, or with a walk or run, is the perfect way to explore the parkland, woods and views of Ickworth Estate. Accessible routes and woodland paths cover over 26 miles of beautiful trails, offering routes for all ages and abilities to enjoy.

There are a number of sustainable options for travelling to and from the places in our care in Suffolk, whether you’re looking to travel by train, bus, bike or foot. Here’s a little more information that can help you plan your visit.

Support the Dunwich Heath Fire Appeal. Your donation could help recover damaged habitats, protect vulnerable wildlife, and aid long-term recovery efforts.

Making new friends, working in amazing places, and knowing that you're helping a cause you care about – just three great reasons to volunteer with the National Trust in Suffolk.

Find out what you could gain by joining a National Trust supporter group in Suffolk. Volunteer at local properties, attend talks and socialise with likeminded individuals.

Landscapes beautiful enough to inspire a great artist and a coastline worthy of an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ status; our holiday cottages in Suffolk and along the Suffolk coast offer an inspiring place to stay.
Looking for group accommodation for your next large family holiday or a celebration cottage for your friends? In Suffolk, we have large cottages and groups of smaller cottages next door or nearby, offering close proximity to your group but with some added privacy.

Join us as we open up our West Wing Gallery to an new exhibition in partnership with the Suffolk Craft Society.
Celebrate 75 Years of Lavenham Guildhall since it passed into the care of the National Trust, securing its future after centuries of changing fortunes.
The Dig: A Story Unearthed is a new temporary exhibition sharing the stories of the real people that inspired the hit Netflix film, The Dig, and feature some of the original props and costumes from the film.
The desire to collect beautiful and fascinating things runs deep through the Hervey family's history. In this new exhibition, you can explore Ickworth’s treasures and the people who collected them.
This year is the 250th anniversary of John Constable's birth, so Join us for a fascinating guided tour to learn more about his life and work. As you walk, see the iconic views that inspired Constable's masterpieces such as the Hay Wain and...
Join the team caring for Ickworth's treasures to discover more about the Hervey family and their collection.
Join one of our rangers on a guided walk around Orford Ness and discover how nature has taken over this once top-secret military testing site.
Meet our historic costume volunteers as they demonstrate the craft skills of the Anglo-Saxons and how they created clothing and accessories using natural materials.

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