About Aldeburgh - Aldeburgh, on the Suffolk Heritage coast, has a particular charm that has attracted visitors from all over the world. Some have stayed, adding their own stories to the long history of the town. The composer Benjamin Britten settled here, his opera Peter Grimes was inspired by local poet George Crabbe and the town itself.
Shopping - Visit the High street with its mix of traditional shops and galleries, a fish and chip shop of some fame and a small but perfectly formed cinema showing blockbuster films as well as those for the more discerning palate. For a meal out, why not try one of the restaurants in the town? All serve excellent food and are reasonably priced.
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Things to do and Tourist Information - Aldeburgh Museum is a fascinating place to visit for young and old alike. Learn about Aldeburgh through the ages, the 1953 floods, the railway, the lifeboats and lots more.
For days out with children see: www.kidsdaysout.co.uk/
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