HERE YOU CAN RELAX...
In Christchurch Park’s open spaces, wander through the trees and the gardens or get active and play tennis on the courts. Within the park is the magnificent Christchurch Mansion rich with over 500 years of history and a collection of artworks by Gainsborough and Constable. There’s also Ipswich Museum, Ipswich School and some traditional, cosy Suffolk pubs to pop-in for food and drink.
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Bethesda Baptist Church
Bethesda Baptist CHurch is a classical style building built by the architect F G Faunch. The building opened in 1913 and seats 800 people as well as having a splendid gallery on three sides providing...
Christchurch Mansion
This beautiful Tudor mansion is the jewel in the crown of Ipswich's historic past boasting over 500 years of history. Explore the period rooms from the Tudor kitchen to the sumptuous Georgian...
Christchurch Park
Christchurch Park is Ipswich’s oldest public park, opening in 1895, but was the site of an Augustinian priory as far back as the 12th Century. Within the park, there are many attractions....
I Can Run Club
I Can Run Club is a unique women only running group. We believe that all woman - regardless of their size, shape, ability or background should have the opportunity to run and progress with...
Ipswich Art Gallery
The Ipswich Art Gallery is an exciting new contemporary gallery with a changing programme of art exhibitions featuring works of international importance and as well as providing a unique...
Ipswich Museum
Explore Ipswich's past with stories that will inspire you. This fascinating and unique museum – with FREE entry - gives you the opportunity to meet the famous Wool-I-AM, the woolly mammoth,...
Pacitti Company
Pacitti company are a live art + performance company based at the Think Tank, Ipswich. Their bi-annual SPILL Festival of Performance presents work from artists around the world at multiple venues...
St Margaret's Church
St Margaret's is a fine medieval Church in town dating from 1300 with the tower added in c.1400 and other parts in 1450. Donations from over the years have made St Margaret's fascinating, with...