CHOOSE SUFFOLK COAST - thedms
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Where To Go<br />
ON THE <strong>SUFFOLK</strong> <strong>COAST</strong><br />
39<br />
LADY FLORENCE RIVER<br />
CRUISE RESTAURANT<br />
MAP REF C3<br />
SNAPE MALTINGS<br />
MAP REF C3<br />
SNAPE MALTINGS<br />
CONCERT HALL<br />
MAP REF C3<br />
Orford Quay, Orford, IP12 2NU<br />
T 07831 698298<br />
E lady-flo@keme.co.uk<br />
W www.lady-florence.co.uk<br />
Calm water river cruises from Orford,<br />
with fine dining aboard. Sail past<br />
National Trust’s Orford Ness, RSPB’s<br />
Havergate and Aldeburgh. Morning<br />
brunches, a la carte lunches, summer<br />
dinners and Autumn cocktail sunsets.<br />
Imaginative menus with fresh local<br />
produce. Choose aboard. Full bar.<br />
Informative commentary. Maximum<br />
12 passengers. All year including<br />
Christmas day, regardless of weather<br />
and tides. Smoking allowed on deck.<br />
Snape, Nr Aldeburgh, IP17 1SR<br />
T 01728 688303 T 01728 688930<br />
E info@snapemaltings.co.uk W www.snapemaltings.co.uk<br />
Snape Maltings is a unique collection of Victorian buildings over 7 acres set<br />
amidst breath-taking scenery beside the River Alde. The buildings are filled with<br />
a mix of shops, galleries and featured exhibitions. The Granary Tea Shop serves<br />
home made cakes, sandwiches and rolls with an emphasis on local produce<br />
throughout the menu. The Plough & Sail Public House is situated on the<br />
frontage of The Maltings with local ales and serving lunch and dinner.<br />
Snape Maltings is an inspiring location which hosts a monthly Farmers Market<br />
along the quay, river trips and RSPB guided walks along the Alde Estuary.<br />
Open daily from 10.00am with FREE car parking. Guide dogs welcome.<br />
Snape, Nr Aldeburgh, IP17 1SP<br />
T 01728 687110<br />
F 01728 687120<br />
E boxoffice@aldeburgh.co.uk<br />
W www.aldeburgh.co.uk<br />
Set amidst breath-taking scenery<br />
by the River Alde, Snape Maltings<br />
Concert Hall is home to a year-round<br />
programme of concerts, including<br />
The Aldeburgh Festival in June and<br />
the Snape Proms in August.<br />
The concert hall (capacity 832)<br />
and restaurant may be hired for<br />
private events.<br />
2008 Events:<br />
June 13–29 - 61st Aldeburgh Festival<br />
August 1–31 - Snape Proms<br />
08039<br />
08111<br />
08004<br />
THORPENESS WINDMILL<br />
VISITOR CENTRE<br />
MAP REF D2<br />
Uplands Road, Thorpeness,<br />
Leiston, IP16 4NQ<br />
T 01394 384948<br />
F 01394 384948<br />
E mail@suffolkcoastandheaths.org<br />
W www.suffolkcoastandheaths.org<br />
This working mill dates from 1803<br />
and is a visitor centre for Suffolk<br />
Coast and Heaths Area of<br />
Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).<br />
Previously used to pump water to<br />
the water tower now known as<br />
The House in the Clouds. The mill<br />
contains information about the<br />
AONB, the mill and Thorpeness.<br />
No parking available.<br />
Open from Easter weekend 2008.<br />
Opening times vary. Group tours by<br />
arrangement. Free entry but<br />
donations are welcome.<br />
The Mill is run on behalf of Suffolk<br />
County Council.<br />
08122<br />
RSPB MINSMERE<br />
NATURE RESERVE<br />
MAP REF D2<br />
Westleton, Saxmundham, IP17 3BY<br />
T 01728 648281<br />
F 01728 648770<br />
E minsmere@rspb.org.uk<br />
W www.rspb.org.uk<br />
Look for Avocets, Bitterns and Marsh<br />
Harriers in Spring, Red Deer in<br />
Autumn and Winter wildfowl. Two<br />
nature trails and eight bird watching<br />
hides. Guided walks all year and<br />
regular family activities. Visitor<br />
centre with gift shop and tea room.<br />
Family activity packs available.<br />
Binocular hire.<br />
Open daily, except Christmas Day<br />
and Boxing Day, 9.00am to dusk.<br />
RSPB members free. Admission<br />
charges for non members.<br />
08006<br />
EAST <strong>SUFFOLK</strong> LINES<br />
Ipswich to Lowestoft including through services to London.<br />
The railway between Ipswich and Lowestoft has<br />
long been known as the East Suffolk Line. The line<br />
links Lowestoft and the market towns in East<br />
Suffolk with Ipswich.<br />
Woodbridge is a delightful Suffolk town, with its<br />
Tide Mill and award-winning floral displays. It has<br />
an unrivalled selection of local shops, and many<br />
wonderful places to eat and drink.<br />
Nearby Melton’s station offers access to good<br />
walking along the river Deben and the surrounding<br />
countryside, and is near to Sutton Hoo.<br />
Wickham Market station is in the village of Campsea<br />
Ashe, and is close to Easton Farm Park.<br />
Saxmundham is a small market town with good<br />
connections for Aldeburgh and Leiston.<br />
Darsham station has connections by Coastlink to<br />
both Minsmere and Dunwich.<br />
www.eastsuffolkline.com www.onerailway.com<br />
08129<br />
PLEASE MENTION THE<br />
<strong>SUFFOLK</strong> <strong>COAST</strong> HOLIDAY GUIDE WHEN MAKING YOUR BOOKING
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