September is a fabulous time of year to visit Suffolk and explore the hidden delights our beautiful county offers and we’ve put together five great reasons below:1) Miss the Hustle and Bustle

As some of you may already know the team here at Suffolk Secrets will be taking part in various walks organised by the Suffolk Walking Festival.

There’s no better way of knowing Spring is on its way than when the snowdrops come out to play.

We just love celebrating Easter in Suffolk! To help you plan your Easter holiday in Suffolk we have listed below our top 5 things to do in Suffolk during this period:-1. Take part in an Easter Egg Trail

What could be more romantic than a getaway to Suffolk for Valentine’s Day with your loved one? With the stunning scenery, breathtakingly-beautiful beaches and unspoilt countryside, there’s so much to fall in love with in Suffolk…

Who hasn’t made a start on their Christmas shopping yet? Well, if you’re one of these people then why not visit Bury St Edmunds and attend the Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre on Thursday 26th November to Sunday 29th November 2015.

Ok, so the Rugby World Cup may be over, but who's to say it all ends here?

It’s not long until the annual Sausagefest Festival hosted in the picturesque market town of Framlingham!

The Aldeburgh Pop-Up Gallery, hosted by Georgiana Pike and Sabina Forwood, is taking place every day between 8th and 20th August 2015. This exciting art exhibition is being held at the Cinema Gallery in Aldeburgh.

Now known as Charter Fair, The Southwold Fair or Trinity Fair as it was traditionally named, is traditionally held on the three days following Trinity Sunday (eight weeks after Easter).