Best Attractions near The Long Shop Museum

Explore Dunwich Forest’s tranquil mix of rewilded woodland and rare heathland in Suffolk’s stunning coastal landscape.

Explore Suffolk’s rich coastal mosaic of reedbeds, shingle, and marshes, home to rare birds and plants in a tranquil natural sanctuary.

Explore Suffolk’s largest antiques emporium with over 70 dealers, vintage treasures, garden displays, and a cozy local cafe.

Discover the peaceful trails and natural beauty of Dingle Great Hill, a tranquil nature reserve in historic Dunwich, Suffolk.

East Anglia's premier coastal wetland sanctuary where rare birds, shingle flora, and tidal marshes converge.

A tranquil Suffolk harbour linking historic Walberswick and Southwold with timeless ferry crossings and stunning natural beauty.

Historic fishing port and vibrant leisure harbour set within Suffolk’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, blending maritime heritage with stunning coastal scenery.

A charming, traditional rowing ferry linking Walberswick and Southwold across the scenic River Blyth, blending history, nature, and community spirit.

Restored Victorian lifeboat and intimate museum celebrating 25 years of coastal rescue heroism

Historic harbourside pub in Southwold offering fresh seafood, lively music nights, and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere by the water.

Historic Southwold Harbour blends maritime heritage with stunning coastal beauty in Suffolk’s Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

A tranquil sand and shingle beach with natural dunes, dog-friendly spaces, and easy access to Southwold’s charming coastal town.

Explore the Southwold Cannons: a historic landmark offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into maritime history.

A tranquil Suffolk wetland reserve where bitterns boom, marsh harriers soar, and kingfishers dart over dykes and reedbeds.

Experience traditional English cricket by the Suffolk coast at Southwold Cricket Club, where community spirit meets sporting heritage.

Historic 1886 water tower in Southwold, blending coastal heritage with pioneering wind-powered water supply innovation.

Discover bold contemporary art and handmade crafts in a vibrant Southwold gallery founded by local artist Serena Hall.

Classic British ice cream parlor in Southwold offering generous scoops, vegan flavors, and a lively seaside atmosphere for all ages.

Discover the culinary delights of Coasters in Southwold, a charming English restaurant serving fresh, local dishes in a cozy atmosphere.

Discover the charm and history of Suffolk’s narrow-gauge steam railway at Southwold Railway Trust’s Steamworks.

Discover ninedeli, Southwold’s cozy Modern British café known for fresh sandwiches, excellent coffee, and a welcoming atmosphere tucked away on Pinkney's Lane.

Discover the UK's only dedicated amber museum and shop in charming Southwold, where ancient amber history meets exquisite jewellery craftsmanship.

Discover cutting-edge modern art and sculpture in the welcoming, historic setting of Southwold’s Buckenham Galleries.

Artisan gelato, bean-to-bar chocolate, fresh coffee, and hand-made pizzas in the heart of charming Southwold.

Historic refuge and maritime museum celebrating Southwold’s seafaring heritage since 1864.

Southwold’s beloved traditional fish and chip takeaway, serving fresh local catch with crisp, golden batter in a charming coastal setting.

A historic nautical pub in Southwold offering cozy fires, quality Adnams ales, and acclaimed pizzas in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Explore Southwold’s historic yet modern brewery with immersive tours, tastings, and sustainable craft brewing at Adnams Visitor Centre.

A vibrant art gallery on Southwold’s High Street, showcasing over 40 regional artists and a stunning collection of coastal and seascape paintings.

Discover Southwold’s Craft Co, where local artisans’ handmade treasures bring tradition and creativity to life on High Street.

Artisan dry curries and Thai dishes served with homemade breads and pastries in the heart of Southwold’s charming High Street.

Explore Southwold's rich heritage in this intimate, volunteer-run museum packed with unique local artifacts and stories.

A beloved artisan bakery and vibrant takeaway hub in Southwold, offering exceptional breads, pastries, and global street food delights.

Discover Southwold’s brewing heritage at Adnams Store & Café, where award-winning drinks meet cozy charm and local flavors.

Discover the rich heritage and coastal craft of Adnams Brewery, where tradition meets innovation in Southwold’s scenic seaside setting.

Climb Southwold Lighthouse for panoramic coastal views and rich maritime history in the heart of Suffolk’s charming seaside town.

Navigate 8 acres of maize puzzles and family fun on a working Suffolk farm.

A vibrant community arts hub in historic St Edmund's Hall, offering year-round performances, exhibitions, and workshops near Southwold’s beach.

A welcoming hub for live arts and community events in the heart of Southwold since 1952.

Experience the vibrant heritage of steam engines, vintage vehicles, and rural crafts at Henham Steam & Country Show in scenic Henham Park.

Experience the timeless charm of Southwold Beach with its colourful huts, iconic pier, and serene Suffolk coastline.

A welcoming community bowls club with modern greens set in the scenic Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Discover the wonderfully weird and interactive arcade machines beneath Southwold Pier, where art, humor, and seaside fun collide.

A cheeky, water-powered timepiece on Southwold Pier that performs every half hour, blending art, engineering and seaside fun in one unforgettable seaside spectacle.

Experience the quirky charm and classic seaside fun of Southwold Pier, a unique Suffolk landmark with stunning views and eccentric attractions.

Explore England’s largest Millennium Green with meadows, historic waterways, wildlife habitats, and accessible trails just steps from Halesworth town centre.

Explore the rich WWII aviation history of Suffolk’s Holton Airfield through unique American and British wartime exhibits at this free museum.

Explore 441 km² of tranquil estuaries, ancient heaths, and forests in Suffolk & Essex Coast & Heaths National Landscape, a haven for wildlife and history.

Discover Suffolk’s family-friendly Camel Park Oasis with camel rides, animal encounters, and fun outdoor activities in a charming rural setting.

A wild Suffolk coast reserve of lagoons, dunes and bird-rich reedbeds, perfect for coastal walks and quiet birdwatching between Southwold and Lowestoft.

Discover a lush subtropical haven in Suffolk where rare palms and exotic plants flourish in a tranquil garden setting.

Ride through history on authentic trams, trolleybuses, and a narrow-gauge railway at East Anglia’s unique open-air transport museum.

Explore 1,000 acres of rich wetland habitats at Carlton & Oulton Marshes, a sanctuary for rare wildlife and peaceful nature escapes.

Explore Lowestoft’s rich heritage in a charming 17th-century house filled with porcelain, fossils, maritime history, and immersive local exhibits.

Classic British seaside fun and stunning coastal views await at Lowestoft’s Claremont Pier on South Beach.

Experience nostalgic seaside fun and stunning coastal views at Lowestoft’s iconic South Pier, a lively hub of amusement and maritime charm.

Stand at the UK’s easternmost point and enjoy sweeping sea views, unique wildlife, and a touch of industrial heritage at Lowestoft’s Ness Point.

A compact, accessible shopping centre in Ipswich town centre blending high street brands with local culture and essential services.

A compact Napoleonic fort turned community-run museum, guarding Harwich Harbour with original cannons and passionate volunteer guides.

Explore the serene ruins of St Olave's Priory, a rare 14th-century brick undercroft nestled in Norfolk’s historic landscape.

Rustic riverside farm shop and café offering local produce, artisan coffee, and scenic views on the Norfolk Broads.

Experience Essex’s spirit through Grayson Perry’s extraordinary living artwork and holiday home on the serene River Stour estuary.

A charming Victorian-era sandy beach near Great Yarmouth, perfect for families, surfers, and those seeking a peaceful traditional seaside escape.

Historic fishing port turned beloved seaside resort with sandy beaches, Edwardian charm, and vibrant coastal leisure south of Great Yarmouth.

Historic 1887 red brick lighthouse guiding vessels at the mouth of the River Yare in charming Gorleston-on-Sea.

Explore Burgh Castle, Norfolk’s best-preserved Roman fort with towering walls and breathtaking estuary views steeped in centuries of history.

A tranquil, remote Broadland sanctuary renowned for spectacular wintering birds and unspoilt marshland vistas.

A peaceful, historic garden in the heart of Gorleston-on-Sea, perfect for a quiet stroll, a picnic, or a moment of calm by the sea.

Historic 1720 maritime tower with panoramic coastal views, museum, art gallery, and rich fossil cliffs at Walton-on-the-Naze.

A towering tribute to Admiral Nelson in Great Yarmouth, offering historic insights and panoramic views from its 217-step ascent.

Norfolk's premier wetland sanctuary where Arctic geese winter and raptors hunt over thousands of wildfowl.

Historic seaside amusement park with thrilling rides, family fun, and classic British beachside charm on Great Yarmouth’s Golden Mile.

Dive into an immersive 4D cinematic adventure blending thrilling visuals with sensory effects at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach.

Explore Breydon Water, the UK’s largest protected wetland estuary, rich in wildlife and history on Norfolk’s scenic Broads edge.

A classic sandy beach in Great Yarmouth offering family fun, seaside views, and easy access to Pleasure Beach and the new outer harbour.

Discover Norfolk’s hidden fenland gem where rare wildlife thrives in tranquil marshes and woodlands managed by the Ted Ellis Trust.

Discover hidden treasures and family fun at the interactive Pleasure Beach Mining Company in Great Yarmouth’s charming Pleasure Beach Gardens.

Family-friendly seaside fun with mini golf, kids’ driving tracks, and unique attractions in a relaxed garden setting by Great Yarmouth’s coast.

Free seaside fun with quirky attractions, family rides, and award-winning tearooms—a relaxed alternative to the main park.

Where young drivers take the wheel in a safe, fun seaside setting.

Step into a topsy-turvy world where ceilings become floors and fun defies gravity at Great Yarmouth’s unique Upside Down House.

Explore over an acre of enchanting miniature English countryside with handcrafted models, garden railway, and family fun on Great Yarmouth’s seafront.

Explore one of England’s longest medieval town walls, a mile of historic fortifications nestled in tranquil parkland at Great Yarmouth.

Historic Victorian Winter Gardens in Great Yarmouth, undergoing a major restoration to become a sustainable seaside cultural landmark by 2028.

Walk the mile-long remains of one of England’s longest medieval town walls, where flint towers and ancient defences tell the story of a powerful fishing port.

Dive into the vibrant marine world of SEA LIFE Great Yarmouth, where sharks, penguins, and interactive exhibits await on the Norfolk coast.

Explore Great Yarmouth’s maritime heritage in a beautifully restored Victorian herring curing works, with immersive exhibits and interactive experiences.

Stay in Great Yarmouth’s medieval South East Tower—an iconic historic fortress turned unique holiday retreat with original features and sea views.

Step into Great Yarmouth’s mercantile past at the Old Merchant’s House and Row Houses, rare survivors of 17th-century maritime prosperity.

Step into Great Yarmouth’s unique medieval Rows, where early 17th-century merchant homes reveal centuries of maritime history and urban life.