About Lowestoft - Lowestoft's origins are buried deep in time and there has been a thriving coastal community here for centuries. The town's rich fishing and maritime connections have played a major role in the fortunes of the town, which are told throughout the many museums in the town. When visiting the area be sure to uncover the area's intriguing past and discover connections to famous names such as Lord Nelson, Sir Morton Peto and Benjamin Britten.
Shopping - The Britten Shopping Centre which was opened in November 1987, and named in honour of Lowestoft born Sir Benjamin Britten, the internationally famous composer a popular shopping haunt.
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The Britten Shopping Centre comprises nineteen retailers, grouped under a barrel-vaulted Victorian style roof, on an area long known to locals as ‘the prairie’.
Things to do - Those wishing to indulge into Lowestoft's Rich Maritime History will be able to explore Heritage Quay and the Maritime Museum. There is also the opportunity to buy some local fish from one of the merchants or from the local smoke house. Heading away from the beach, the town is surrounded by a wide choice of attractions, ranging from museums, wildlife parks, piers and other entertainment facilities.
For days out with children see: www.kidsdaysout.co.uk/
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