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Ickworth Estate

Suffolk

An Italianate Palace in the heart of Suffolk

The Rotunda, Horringer, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP29 5QE

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The rotunda sits in the middle of the picture with a path leading towards the bottom with round bushes lined up either side. there are tall green trees on the far left and right of the image with a blue sky overhead

Important notice

Ickworth Estate including all facilities is temporarily closed until further notice. This is due to flash flooding causing significant damage. Thank you for your understanding.

Planning your visit

Upcoming events at Ickworth 

With a rolling programme of events for all ages, take a look at what we have coming up on site at Ickworth

Visitors in the garden at Ickworth, Suffolk

Access at Ickworth Estate 

Everyone is welcome at Ickworth Estate. Read on to discover how to make the most of your visit, download the access statement, and find out how to contact us with any questions you might have.

An elderly man and an elderly woman on two mobility vehicles parked side by side on a multi-use trail

Explore the colours of autumn by starting your adventure here. 

There are loads of different family activities designed to help you explore and discover Ickworth Estate. However you choose to spend your day with us, your adventure starts here.

A young child and her mother look at a trail sheet in the Albana woodland at Ickworth Estate

Visiting the garden at Ickworth 

Take a stroll through the gardens of Ickworth. The Stumpery in the Italianate Garden is particularly lovely at this time of year.

A view of the Stumpery with autumn light streaming through the trees

Visiting Ickworth Estate with your dog 

Ickworth Estate is a three pawprint rated place. Let your four-legged friends lead you on a voyage of exploration around miles of parkland, offering new and exciting discoveries.

Visitors relaxing with their dog in the Porters Lodge café at Ickworth, Suffolk

Group visits to Ickworth 

Want to visit Ickworth as a group? Find all the information you need, from how to book tickets to the benefits you may be entitled to.

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Ickworth map 

Take a look at the map of Ickworth to help plan your visit.

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