For the past few weeks I’d spent a great deal of time discussing with the team here at Suffolk Secrets and one of my close friends attempting part of the Suffolk Coast Path.

Becoming ever more popular in recent years is the classic ‘Afternoon Tea’ which dates back to the seventeenth century and was introduced by Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford.

I love living in Suffolk and one thing that I look forward to every year is the Suffolk Open Studios season.

With the lovely long days, and warmer weather the Spring Bank Holiday is a wonderful time of year for a weekend away.

Have anything planned for the early May bank holiday weekend?  If you’re looking for some inspiration or are searching for a last minute bank holiday getaway, there’s lots of wonderful things to see and do in Suffolk.

This weekend I visited the breathtaking bluebell woods at Haughley Park, Wetherden near Stowmarket.

Click here to return to our Suffolk Walks and Trails page. Guest Blog by Rebecca Scrase on the joys of the Lavenham to Long Melford Railway Walk.

19th April – 18th May 2014

We were delighted to see the results of the “Top 50 Things in Suffolk” survey, featured in the East Anglian Daily Times on 17th March 2014.

Science and Nature Festival - Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd March 2014