Baylham House Rare Breeds Farm
Mill Lane
Baylham
Suffolk
IP6 8LG
United Kingdom

Tel: 01473 830264

Visit Baylham House and see farm animals that were common 50 years ago at a farm that was named Suffolk’s best visitor attraction for several years running. Set on a site that is home to two Roman forts, the Baylham House offers an ideal opportunity for young and old to get up close and personal with all sorts of animals.

Christchurch Mansion
Soane Street
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP4 2BE
United Kingdom

Tel: 01473 433554

Christchurch Mansion is a magnificent Tudor mansion that is home to the largest public collection of paintings by Constable and Gainsborough outside London. The striking building is found around five minutes from the centre of Ipswich and boasts lovely grounds in addition to the galleries inside. Not only are there Constable and Gainsborough works, other artists have also contributed to the exhibition.

Ipswich Museum
High Street
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 3QH
United Kingdom

Tel: 01473 433550

At the Ipswich Museum visitors are invited to experience a world of discovery and to witness the stunning Victorian Natural History Gallery as well as the many displays charting the history of the area. The museum traces Suffolk life during Roman times, through the Anglo-Saxon period and up to the present. Items from around the world can be seen in this town centre museum and it proves interesting and engaging for all sorts of visitors.

Ipswich Transport Museum
Cobham Road
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP3 9JD
United Kingdom

Tel: 01473 715666

Come and see the 100 or so major exhibits, built or operated in the Ipswich area and housed in a 1937-built trolleybus depot. The Ipswich Transport Museum is a haven for history and vehicle lovers and came into existence in the middle of the 1960s. As well as motor driven items there are also horse-drawn vehicles in the museum.

Orwell Lady River Cruises
Addison Way
Great Blakenham
Suffolk
IP6 0RL
United Kingdom

Tel: 01473 836680

Cruise the beautiful river Orwell from the historic Ipswich Wet Dock on the waterfront on an Orwell Lady River Cruiser. Set up in 2001, the cruises are designed to offer an enjoyable and relaxing way to explore the Orwell as it works its way towards the North Sea. The Orwell Lady is able to take 118 passengers at a time and has a number of refreshments available onboard.