The best Fireworks Night and Bonfire Night events in Suffolk (2026 guide)

On 5th November, 1605, Guy Fawkes failed in his plot to blow up the House of Lords, and it was declared a national holiday to celebrate the king’s survival. Hundreds of years later, we still celebrate the date, but nowadays we call it Bonfire Night. Typically, it’s honoured with a giant bonfire, an exciting fireworks […]

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Where to eat in Woodbridge: a food and drink guide

Woodbridge is a gorgeous market town in Suffolk, loved for its welcoming locals, picturesque streets, and lovely independent stores. Voted number 1 in the Top 20 Happiest Places to Live 2025 index by Rightmove, this town is bursting with charm, and it pulls in visitors every single day looking to explore. Part of what makes […]

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9 things to do in Suffolk over the August bank holiday weekend 2026

At the end of August every year, England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are treated to a lovely summer bank holiday to extend the season just that little bit longer. If you’re thinking about heading to Suffolk for the long weekend, let us inspire you with our list of August bank holiday events in Suffolk. In […]

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A guide to visiting Framlingham, Suffolk

Looking for the perfect peaceful place to stay for your Suffolk holiday? We cannot recommend the beautiful market town of Framlingham enough. With its welcoming atmosphere, historical landmarks, and endless places to eat and drink, this hidden gem is a must-visit. Where is Framlingham in Suffolk? Framlingham is in the east of Suffolk, almost exactly […]

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A guide to Suffolk bird watching breaks

All bird watchers, from avid twitchers to beginner birders, know that Suffolk is an incredible destination for observing birds. We have a beautiful and diverse landscape of marshland, heathland, reedbeds, woodland, coastal stretches, rivers, lakes, and more habitats that birds love to call home. Suffolk also sits on the UK’s eastern migratory flyway, meaning birds […]

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