Minsmere Nature Reserve - Map of Ipswich and East Suffolk Tourist Attractions

Sutton Hoo Archaeological Site
Sutton Hoo is one of Britain's most important archaeological sites, ranking in significance with Stonehenge in Wiltshire. The National Trust has established a new exhibition housing a full-size reconstruction of the ship's burial chamber from Mound 1 with its treasures as it may have been on the day of burial. The Sutton Hoo Estate includes a substantial Edwardian house and 103 hectares (254 acres) of grass-heath, salting and woodland on the Deben estuary, as well as the burial grounds themselves. The visitor centre is the place to find a gift, and for a cup of tea or a full meal. Visit the Sutton Hoo website for more information.

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	East Suffolk Attractions - Minsmere Nature Reserve (RSPB) At Minsmere there are woodlands, grasslands, heaths and beaches all connected by nature trails that take you to the excellent bird watching hides. In the summer you can watch avocets and marsh harriers. On the beach, a special area is cordoned off to protect nesting little terns. No dogs allowed (apart from Guide dogs). Visit the website for more info.

	Sutton Hoo Archaeological Site Sutton Hoo is one of Britain's most important archaeological sites, ranking in significance with Stonehenge in Wiltshire. The National Trust has established a new exhibition housing a full-size reconstruction of the ship's burial chamber from Mound 1 with its treasures as it may have been on the day of burial. The Sutton Hoo Estate includes a substantial Edwardian house and 103 hectares (254 acres) of grass-heath, salting and woodland on the Deben estuary, as well as the burial grounds themselves. The visitor centre is the place to find a gift, and for a cup of tea or a full meal. Visit the Sutton Hoo website for more information.