Bury St. Edmunds: Attractions and more...
Ickworth House is a mansion built in 1830 by the Marquis of Bristol and contains a fine collection of antique furniture, silverware, metalwork exhibits, a botanical garden and excellent scenic landscapes.
Moyses Hall is an archaeological museum which displays medieval artefacts and Bronze Age archaeological remains. Rougham Airfield is an historical site which was once the home to several militants during the 2nd World War. This airfield has a control tower, a gallery with displays of aircraft and military and guided tours are arranged for tourists.
Wyken is a beautiful vineyard which is situated in a large country estate and includes a number of attractions such as a restaurant called Leaping Hare, a shop, open air private gardens to relax, kiosk, souvenir shops, car parking and more. One can taste a fine quality of beer and wine here.
St. Edmundsbury Cathedral is a church which has several choirs and musical functions, conferences and workshops from time to time.
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