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The Ancient House, also known as Sparrowe’s House, is a Grade I listed building dating from the 15th century located in the Buttermarket area. In 1980 the building was acquired and restored by...
The Cornhill has been at the centre of the town's life since Anglo-Saxon Times, and has been the focus of markets, public meetings, fairs and civic ceremonies. It was here in 1555-56 that the...
WELCOME TO THE FALCON Located in the heart of Ipswich town centre, The Falcon offers a great environment to enjoy good food and drinks whether on a lunch break, an evening meal or celebrating...
Friendly and welcoming sports bar with 15 fully HD ready TV'S with both Muti Sky HD & BT HD Sports The pub serves homely, freshly prepared food and all popular drinks along with...
The Giles Statue, also known as 'The Grandma Statue', depicts the popular cartoon family from famous Ipswich-based illustrator Carl Giles, Britain's best loved cartoonist Carl Giles drew...
The Pin Mill Studio is a beautiful creative space on the banks of the River Orwell next door to the famous Butt and Oyster pub. With a cafe overlooking the Pin Mill shoreline, a gallery...
The Smokehouse is a live music venue based at South Street Studios in Ipswich, Suffolk. Bridging the gap between local pubs and 100+ capacity performance spaces, the venue plays host to national and...
16th Century merchant’s house, contemporary with the Ancient House (Buttermarket) without the addition of the lavish pargetting of the latter. Formerly the Wheatsheaf Public House, it is now occupied...
Ipswich is home to the Willis building, designed by the internationally renowned architect Norman Foster. The building was constructed between 1970 and 1975, and was said to be the start of a...
Sailing Barge Cruises from Ipswich on board “Thistle” and “Hydrogen”. Private Hire and Public Cruises. Up to 50 guests for a relaxed and memorable river sail from Ipswich Waterfront. ...
The official town info point in the heart of Ipswich. Situated in the town centre in the medieval building of St Stephen's Church, the friendly team at the Tourist Information Centre are on...