Set in 59 acres, Pleasurewood Hills theme park has bags of rides for everybody including the new 40 metre high drop tower 'Jolly Roger', Pleasurewood Pony Rail a gentle family fun ride for all and Laser Labyrinth an adrenaline fuelled indoor laser game.
If you like to be entertained, then you can enjoy Britains Got Talent star, Sean Alexander in the exclusive Illusionist Magic Show. Animal lovers will be enthralled by the Sea Lion and Parrot shows. If you don't fancy a soaking, you can watch and smile, as victim after victim gets soaked on Timber Falls log flume.
If the kids are still on a high, buzzing with energy, you can relax in the Terrace Caf and 'recharge the batteries' with a good ol' cuppa tea, while the kids run wild in the adventure playground.
Suffolk ski and Leisure centre has a range of activities for all the family including Skiing, Snowboarding, Tobogganing, Ringos, Climbing Wall and High Ropes.
The centre can also offer Golf on the Ipswich Golf Driving Range, Mini Golf Course, and has a small putting green to sharpen your skills. Afterwards you can enjoy a meal and drink in the Lodge Bar and Restaurant.
Africa
Alive! has tried to recreate the plains of Africa with
mixed enclosures where animals such as Giraffes, Rhinos, Zebras and Ostriches
can roam freely together. To further enhance your enjoyment it is possible to
join a senior keeper on the 'Plains of Africa Safari Experience'. This is a
very personal and up-
Sutton
Hoo -
One cemetery contained an undisturbed ship burial
including a wealth of Anglo-
The site now has the full-
At West
Stow, an Anglo-
You can now explore this village and experience
the conditions and atmosphere that may have existed in those times. You can
smell the wood smoke, see the type of wildlife, crops, pigs and hens that were
common in early Anglo-
Newmarket
Racecourse has two courses -
The course has a number of races through the year with the Rowley mile having meeting April to May and then again for Sept to Nov. Despite it's name the July course has meeting from June to August.
The course is also famous for the music nights
that it stages. Superstars like Bryan Adams, Ronan Keating, Atomic Kitten, The
Sugababes, Simply Red and Tom Jones have all played to sell-
A popular thing to do in Suffolk is to see how real beer is brewed using natural ingredients and traditional brewing methods.
The tour takes you through this historic working Brew House explaining the different stages. Afterwards you can enjoy tasting the different cask beers from their Brewery Tap. Green King IPA is one of my own favourite drinks and I'm envious of all those about to go on the brewery tour.
For anyone who is about to celebrate a birthday, retirement, stag or hen night the evening tour is a great way to start the celebration. However, please note that the tours get booked up in advance and it is important to contact them prior to your visit.
The Bungay Loop takes you along a stretch of the River Waveney known for its placid, crystal clear waters and easy navigation. Canadian canoes are the perfect choice for a leisurely paddle on a warm summer day and can be hired locally. The loop takes about three hours unless you stop off for a picnic or break.
Canoeing on the Bungay Loop is a great way to experience river life and you can combine a nature trail with a canoeing safari. Canoes have the advantage of being totally silent, allowing you to get closer to wildlife whilst enjoying the beautiful landscape. The stretch of river from Earsham to Ellingham is ideal for spotting wildlife and butterflies, otters, swans, kingfishers and herons are all regular visitors.
Landguard Fort in Felixstowe has been an important part of the local defences for centuries helping to ward off invaders as far back as Tudor Times. It was originally designed to guard the entrance to Harwich and has been modified many times since then. During the Second World War, it became one of the balloon launch sites of Operation Outward, for attacks on Germany.
However, recently it has started to attract attention due to strange activities. Visitors as well as local people, have experienced unusual sightings in or around the Fort. The most common sighting is the image of a sailor looking out of the top right window (the side visible from the road). Most reporting's were in the 1990s, but occasionally there are still reports of lights at night and being "pushed" whilst visiting the top floors.
Framlingham Castle is a magnificent 12th century fortress with a long and colourful past that has included periods were it was once the refuge of Mary Tudor before she became Queen in 1553. The castle has also been used as a home, Poorhouse, Drill hall, County Court and Regional defences during World War 2.
Today Framlingham is a grade 1 listed building
owned by English Heritage and open as a tourist attraction for all to see. Visitors
are able to walk along the walls and see some spectacular views over the surrounding
landscape. English Heritage has also provided a self-
Wildtracks
Is an activity centre for everyone 8+(1.3m+). Activities include Archery, Clay
shooting, Crossbows, Air guns, Hovercraft, Karting, Off-
Theatre
Royal -
Snape
Maltings Concert Hall -
Haverhill
Arts Centre -
Riverside
Theatre -
Eastern
Angels at The Sir John Mills Theatre -
The Latitude Festival has four stages and a wide selection of musicians, bands and artist performing. The festival also has other elements such as comedy, cabaret, poetry, theatre, art, politics, dance and literature. Last years festival had approximately 90 performances.
Golf Courses and driving ranges
Deben
Swimming Pool -
Go
Ape is a network of rope bridges, trapezes, tunnels and
zip wires that stretches through the tree canopy. You will be trained in the
use of harnesses, pulleys, carabineers and various safety methods by qualified
instructors. Afterwards you will navigate through a tree top obstacle course
to eventually finish on a brilliant zip-
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