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A market town shaped by its cathedral and the peaceful Abbey Gardens at its centre. Georgian streets, independent shops and historic buildings give the town a strong sense of place. It’s easy to spend a few hours wandering at your own pace, taking in the layers of history that make Bury St Edmunds one of Suffolk’s most characterful towns.

Known worldwide as the home of horseracing, Newmarket is defined by its open heath, training gallops and long-standing sporting heritage. Early mornings offer a glimpse of horses exercising on the Heath, while museums and historic sites tell the story of a town shaped by the sport for centuries.

A historic university city shaped by its colleges, courtyards and riverside paths. Walk along the Backs, take in the calm of college gardens, or explore streets where medieval buildings sit alongside everyday city life. Despite its global reputation, Cambridge still has it’s quieter corners, making it easy to explore on foot and appreciate its layers of history and scholarship.

Lavenham is one of England’s best-preserved medieval villages, with timber-framed buildings lining its gently sloping streets. Once prosperous through the wool trade, the village retains a timeless quality that rewards slow exploration. Its historic centre feels largely unchanged, making it a striking example of Suffolk’s architectural heritage.