Suffolk

Melford Hall is a turreted Elizabethan manor house in the village of Long Melford, cared for by the National Trust and celebrated for its Tudor architecture, Beatrix Potter connections and handsome walled garden in the heart of rural Suffolk.

Orford Ness is a remote and atmospheric shingle spit on the Suffolk coast, managed by the National Trust and renowned for its haunting Cold War military remains, rare wildlife and one of the most unusual and desolate landscapes in England.

Lavenham is a breathtakingly well-preserved medieval wool town in Suffolk, celebrated for its iconic timber-framed buildings, winding crooked streets, a magnificent Guildhall and a soaring parish church that together paint a vivid portrait of 15th-century English life.