Choose Woodbridge for its history, picturesque views and
welcoming atmosphere. Nestling near the head of the tidal reaches
of the River Deben, Woodbridge has been chosen as an ideal place
for a settlement for over 1200 years. This location is still highly
sought after. The Elizabethan Shire Hall houses a museum
celebrating the Suffolk Punch Horse and the local history
museum.
Other landmark sights include the
much-photographed historic Tide Mill and Buttrum's Windmill.
Across the river is the Anglo-Saxon burial ground of Sutton
Hoo operated by the National Trust.
During the summer months all these attractions are linked by an
open top bus service on Thursdays and Saturdays.
Once you are in Woodbridge there are a host of independent
shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants to visit, all serving things
that are just that little bit different from anywhere else. A
chance to experience real shopping again.
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broadband)
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Virtual tours
Virtual tours courtesy of TBL Virtual Living (new window).
Tourist Information and maps
Our friendly Tourist Information Centre (TIC) staff will be
delighted to advise you on places to visit in the local area and
have leaflets and information on the whole of East Anglia. Follow
this link to find out about the wide range of services available
at our TICs including travel tickets, tickets for London shows,
accommodation booking and much more.
Woodbridge Tourist Information
Centre,
The Station, Woodbridge,
Suffolk IP12 4AJ.
Telephone: 01394 382240.
Email:
wtic@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk.
Where to stay and eat
Local attractions and useful
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