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Bungay
Castle Ruins, Fisher Theatre, Riverside Walks
Bungay is north east of Suffolk, set in the Waveney Valley. The town is full of listed buildings (mainly 18th century) and interesting architecture. It is full of visitor attractions: • Bungay Castle (Bigod’s Castle) • Fisher Theatre • Riverside walks • Canoeing Town Trail • Bigod’s Way Walk • Museum • Three churches Bungay is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The Angles Way walk passes through the town so, Earsham St B&B is very convienent for walkers. The nearest train stations are Norwich (15 miles) or Diss (17 miles).
Bungay for Walkers
There are beautiful walks in and around Bungay - the Bigod Way walk and the Angles Way walk are very popular. Earsham B & B is conveniently situated for walking enthusiasts.
Fisher Theatre
Fisher Theatre has a full programme of events including plays, National Theatre Live broadcasts, concerts, live music, films and quiz and race nights. It is also used for wedding's, celebration events and meetings. For more information visit http://www.fishertheatre.org/
Other Attractions in Bungay
Bungay is 17 Miles from Southwold, well known for it's Pier and distinctive Beach Huts and Adnams beer. Bungay is 20 miles from the RSPB site at Minsmere, a bird watchers haven. A lot of the shops are independently owned which is quite rare these days . Bungay is famous for holding three street markets a year, starting in Spring with the Flower and Garden Market, Antiques in Summer and Christmas in December.
For Further information about what to see and do in Bungay, visit: http://www.bungay-suffolk.co.uk/
Also visit: https://www.visitbungay.co.uk
Southwold
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Copyright © 2019 Earsham Street B & B | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact
Bungay
Castle Ruins, Fisher
Theatre, Riverside Walks
Bungay is north east of Suffolk, set in the Waveney Valley. The town is full of listed buildings (mainly 18th century) and interesting architecture. It is full of visitor attractions: • Bungay Castle (Bigod’s Castle) • Fisher Theatre • Riverside walks • Canoeing Town Trail • Bigod’s Way Walk • Museum • Three churches Bungay is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The Angles Way walk passes through the town so, Earsham St B&B is very convienent for walkers. The nearest train stations are Norwich (15 miles) or Diss (17 miles).
Bungay for Walkers
There are beautiful walks in and around Bungay - the Bigod Way walk and the Angles Way walk are very popular. Earsham B & B is conveniently situated for walking enthusiasts.
Fisher
Theatre
Fisher Theatre has a full programme of events including plays, National Theatre Live broadcasts, concerts, live music, films and quiz and race nights. It is also used for wedding's, celebration events and meetings. For more information visit http://www.fishertheatre.org/
Other Attractions in
Bungay
Bungay is 17 Miles from Southwold, well known for it's Pier and distinctive Beach Huts and Adnams beer. Bungay is 20 miles from the RSPB site at Minsmere, a bird watchers haven. A lot of the shops are independently owned which is quite rare these days . Bungay is famous for holding three street markets a year, starting in Spring with the Flower and Garden Market, Antiques in Summer and Christmas in December.
For Further information on what to do in Bungay, visit:
http://www.bungay-suffolk.co.uk/
also visit: https://www.visitbungay.co.uk
Southwold
