4 Nights in Aldeburgh, Suffolk: Eat, Drink, Do, Aldeburgh, England
Well my own reason for going to Aldeburgh was more about finding somewhere for a Spring break on the Suffolk coast and very little about the town itself. I wanted to explore Suffolk, a county I don’t know, and also wanted to be by the sea. So I searched for places to stay from Southwold down the coast and came across a nice-looking pub with rooms - The Cross Keys - in Aldeburgh, which backed on to the beach. It seemed perfect; just what I was looking for. And, indeed, it was. And once I started researching the area I was travelling to, the prospect became increasingly exciting.
I drove from SW London, which took about 3 hours, but you can get a train from London’s Liverpool Street Station - either to Ipswich and then change to Saxmundham from where you can take a bus, which takes 19 minutes, or some trains from London go direct to Saxmundham.
I stayed in The Cross Keys pub, which was great, but it only has three rooms so early booking is essential. The pub also has a restaurant so it’s worth eating there even if you don’t stay. There are a few hotels along the seafront and quite a few places to rent: I saw posters in windows of places owned or rented by various holiday companies. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
I drove from SW London, which took about 3 hours, but you can get a train from London’s Liverpool Street Station - either to Ipswich and then change to Saxmundham from where you can take a bus, which takes 19 minutes, or some trains from London go direct to Saxmundham.
I stayed in The Cross Keys pub, which was great, but it only has three rooms so early booking is essential. The pub also has a restaurant so it’s worth eating there even if you don’t stay. There are a few hotels along the seafront and quite a few places to rent: I saw posters in windows of places owned or rented by various holiday companies. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 4 Nights in Aldeburgh, Suffolk: Eat, Drink, Do
Guide Location: England » Aldeburgh
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Kay Gale
Read it on Author's Website: https://travel-gourmet.com/2022/06/16/4-nights-in-aldeburgh-suffolk-eat-drink-do/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: England » Aldeburgh
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Kay Gale
Read it on Author's Website: https://travel-gourmet.com/2022/06/16/4-nights-in-aldeburgh-suffolk-eat-drink-do/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- The Cross Keys
- Crag House
- The Red House
- St Peter and St Paul
- Snape Maltings
- The Scallop
- Adnams
- this newsagent
- local cinema
- Moot Hall
- Libardi’s Ice Cream Kiosk
- Munchies
- The Two Magpies
- Aldeburgh Market
- Aldeburgh Fish & Chips
- fish shacks
- Slate
- The Lighthouse
- Regatta Restaurant
- Fishers Gin Distillery
Insider Tips for Aldeburgh, England
Aldeburgh in September
Aldeburgh is quite a small town and whenever I’ve been, it’s been fairly quiet; the beach almost empty. The locals told me this time not to ever come in the school holidays – it’s very busy. I did wonder though what would constitute ‘very busy’ to this Londoner! There’s a slightly old-fashioned feel to Aldeburgh, as if time slowed down. There are smart restaurants though, quirky... view more
Music and Molluscs in Aldeburgh, Suffolk
It was a glorious autumnal afternoon when I arrived in Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Not wishing to waste a moment of the sunny weather I set off to walk along its extensive pebble beach. It was not long before the aroma of fish and chips began to drift towards me.
Aldeburgh in April
As you will have realised if you’re a regular reader of my blog, Aldeburgh in Suffolk has become one of my favourite places for a short break. I’m just back from my third visit and although April brought more than a few showers, and there were still lots of March winds blowing, it was still great to be there again. And I did, of course, stay in the lovely The Cross Keys pub again, where there... view more
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