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Explore the atmospheric ancient burial mounds dating back to the 6th and 7th centuries before marveling at the replicas of treasures found on an Anglo-Saxon king's burial ship from almost 1500 years ago.

Most of the pieces have been sent to the British Museum but the exhibition is still well worth a visit.

Explore the replica burial chamber to the treasures which surrounded the king. Discover artifacts from the burial mounds including one of a warrior and his horse in which gold and weapons were found.

Sutton Hoo gives us an insight into the life of our ancestors and is an enjoyable day out for all the family.

Stretching 623-feet into the North Sea this world-famous pier has plenty of attractions for young and old alike.

Check out the traditional Punch and Judy show, see the weird and wonderful "Under the Pier Show" experience the Wacky Wall of Mirrors or have fun in the traditional amusement arcade.

Try a spot of fishing off the end of the pier, pick up some unusual souvenirs at one of the quirky gift shops, grab a bite to eat, or simply sit and soak up the sun with an ice cream whilst drinking in the panoramic sea views.

John Constable best known for the famous painting "The Hay Wain" was born in Suffolk in 1776 and many of his works portray the outstanding beauty of the g.

You can cycle or walk in the artist's footsteps by following the Painter's trail which will take you through woodland, marshes and meadows where you can see the exact spots where the most famous British landscape painter's works were created.

If you like a dabble yourself, bring an easel. Suffolk is beautiful enough to capture the heart and imagination of any artist and you may discover a new talent.

An impressive 12th century fortress Framlingham castle has a rich and chequered past. Once owned by Mary Tudor the daughter of Henry III, it was at Framlingham that she heard the news, she had become England's queen in 1553.

Enjoy amazing views from the "wall walk" from the original castle wall which stands at 10.5 metres high and is over 2 metres wide.

Bring a picnic and relax while the little ones play in the glorious grounds before returning to your cottage where you can live like a queen yourself, enjoying a relaxing soak in your own secluded Jacuzzi.

Suffolk is the home of horseracing and for something a bit different, why not visit Palace House, a National Heritage Centre located in Charles II's former palace and stables.

Home to 3 attractions, the National Horseracing Museum, National Art Gallery of British Sporting Art and The Rothschild Yard, a flagship training facility for retired racehorses.

Learn about the origins of racing, what makes a great thoroughbred and ride a winner on the simulator.

Afterwards head over to the Rothschild Yard for the chance to meet some former racehorses or watch the 2 daily demonstrations on how these magnificent creatures are being retrained for a life outside the sport.

Formerly known as Suffolk Wildlife Park, Africa alive is an 80-acre walking safari located at Kessingland.

Home to over 80 species of animals including African lions, meerkats, monkeys and hunting dogs to name a few, it is one of East Anglia’s top attractions.

Enjoy the "Plains of Africa" experience or visit the Lemurs where you can walk through the enclosure. Meet the meerkats and Aardvarks and check out the Discovery Centre.

With plenty to see and do, a choice of eateries and watering holes, this visit to the continent of Africa is a fun day out for all the family.

The grounds on which this cathedral sits have been a place of worship since 1065. The present-day cathedral was built from 1503 onwards and was built in a Gothic and Gothic Revival architectural style.

Its nave, choir and baptismal font are something to behold. The new tower which was completed in 2005 boasts a magnificent vaulted ceiling and the church is proud of its American connections too.

Martha's Vineyard is named after the daughter of Bartholomew Gosnold who founded the American colony of Jamestown Virginia which was the first English settlement in 1607.

Located just 10 minutes from the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth this theme park set in 50 acres of parkland provides an action-packed day out for kids and adults alike.

Enjoy the thrilling rides such as Wipeout the fastest and tallest ride in the East of England or get drenched on the log flume.

Relax and enjoy the parrot and sea-lion shows or let the little ones run wild in the Kiddie Zone, with a wide choice of restaurants, cafes and snack bars, plus events throughout the year, there is something for everyone to enjoy at Pleasurewood hills.