Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Southwold

"The first public park in Ipswich opened way back in 1895, and since then Christchurch Park has undergone a multi-million pound restoration. Just a 20-minute walk and you can enjoy the picturesque green space and woodlands, as well as tennis courts, table tennis and refreshment kiosks. The park also operates an impressive events calendar including nature walks, arts and crafts, and festivals."

"Holywells Park has been transformed by a £3.5 million “Parks For People” refurbishment, which has created a visitor centre and café in the old Stable Block, restored a beautiful conservatory and established an outdoor theatre and entertainment space in the walled garden. The refurbishment project was funded largely by the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Big Lottery, with contributions from the Borough Council and the Friends. Holywells is not only a beautiful park rich in wildlife, it is also home to a number of community events."

"In a gabled brick building on the High Street, dating to 1881, the Ipswich Museum charts Ipswich and Suffolk’s heritage and natural history. The gallery chronicling the town’s origins has Anglo-Saxon weapons, jewellery and other burial objects, as well as full replicas of the famous discoveries at Sutton Hoo (Anglo-Saxon) and Mildenhall (Roman). Like many English museums from the Victorian era, the Ipswich Museum owns a large zoological collection, and this is presented in elegant glass cabinets."

"Enjoy a fantastic visit and make lasting memories whilst learning at Ipswich Museum. Find animals from around the world (including gorillas, lions and a rare species of giraffe) in the Victorian Natural History Gallery. Or, why not rewind 70 million years with your kids in the Geology Gallery?"

"A producing house, the highly regarded New Wolsey Theatre was founded in 1979 and can seat an audience of 400. After reopening in 2001 the venue operates on a not-for-profit basis and has gained widespread acclaim for attracting diverse audiences, for the breadth of its productions and for promoting talent from ethnic minorities. At the start of June the theatre hosts the Pulse Festival for contemporary theatre by emerging and established artists and companies."

"It extends over 124 acres of parkland and wildlife areas on the western edge of Ipswich and the whole site is a conservation area. Chantry Park offers two children's play areas, a public car park and wildlife ranger events. It is also home to Ipswich & East Suffolk Cricket Club and the beautiful Italianate gardens of the magnificent Sue Ryder care home."

"Bourne Park is another park that will be very popular with the kids as it offers nature trails, playgrounds and large open spaces. The perfect place to kick a ball around or just relax with a book, it’s located further out of the centre of town, but a great place to get away to. There is also a great paddling pool which is perfect to take the kids to in the warmer months."

"Another favourite along the waterfront, The Waterfront Bistro is a stylish yet relaxed place for excellent British food and fine drinks; all with outdoors seating along Neptune Marina."

"Royal Plain, Lowestoft NR33 0AG, EnglandReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free WifiBar, British, Pub, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night+44 1502 587408"

"Traditional Italian cooking using freshly sourced ingredients of the highest standards in authentic pasta and risotto dishes. Sit down in their Queen Street restaurant or order delivery."

"It extends over 124 acres of parkland and wildlife areas on the western edge of Ipswich and the whole site is a conservation area. Chantry Park offers two children's play areas, a public car park and wildlife ranger events. It is also home to Ipswich & East Suffolk Cricket Club and the beautiful Italianate gardens of the magnificent Sue Ryder care home."

"One for the cycle enthusiasts, Landseer Park is home to Ipswich BMX Club after it was the site of the first BMX track in 1980. In fact, the club still regularly holds coaching sessions and races there. Just a ten-minute bike ride away, Landseer Park also has National Cycle Route 51 running through it which can make for a great day out if you fancy exploring nearby towns and sights."

"Warren Road, Hopton on Sea EnglandAmericanDinner, LunchReservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service, Takeout, Parking Available+44 1502 730286http://www.facebook.com/SizzlersHopton"