National Trust places in Suffolk

Rare lowland heath with coastal views, heather and wildlife on the Suffolk coast.

The heart of Constable Country with the landscapes that inspired The Hay Wain and other masterpieces.

An extraordinary Italianate rotunda house with Georgian silver and 1,800 acres of Capability Brown parkland.

A magnificent timber-framed Tudor guildhall in one of England's finest medieval villages.

Turreted Tudor mansion at Long Melford with Beatrix Potter connections and a fine walled garden.

Europe's largest shingle spit with a secret Cold War history and rare wildlife on the Suffolk coast.

Anglo-Saxon royal burial site made famous by the 1939 ship burial discovery, with an exhibition hall and estate walks.