Bachelors Lodge has a wealth of stately homes surrounding it, many a short drive away and all worth a visit. The houses listed with farms are especially fun for those with children. Please check out the websites to see what’s going on.

Suffolk grew extraordinarily wealthy from its production and trade of woollen cloth. This wealth was used to build some of the finest timber framed houses in the country. Many of which are in villages and towns close to Bachelors Lodge

Newmarket Race Course is a British Thoroughbred horse racing venue founded in 1665 and it now hosts all manor of events. An exhilarating family day out.

High Lodge at Thetford Forest offers a fantastic opportunity for natural cycling. There are both cycling and mountain bike trails and both prove great fun for both adults and children.

The Fry Public Art Gallery houses an impressive number of paintings, illustrations, wallpapers and decorative designs by artists of the 20th century and present day from Saffron Walden and surrounding areas.

Gainsborough’s house is the birthplace of one of the leading English painters, Thomas Gainsborough. The house is now a Museum and Gallery located in the Suffolk town of Sudbury.

The town is over flowing with history, independent shops, restaurants and beautiful architecture. The medieval grid is stunning.

The most famous landmark are its impressive Abbey ruins and adjoining gardens that now house the Cathedral and St Marys Suffolk’s biggest parish church.

Cambridge is one of the most beautiful cities in the Country to visit with many sights to see including the stunning architecture of the university Colleges best seen from a tour in one of the many punts to be found on the River Cam or hire your own and enjoy a picnic on the famous ‘Backs’ of the colleges.

Where to go for cinema and music in Bury St Edmunds and Saffron Walden