Top 10 Places Millennials Love to Relax and unwind in Suffolk

Explore the reserve at RSPB Minsmere with its idyllic views, diverse landscapes and natural discoveries, including some of the UK’s rarest wildlife, bearded tits, avocets and bitterns, and maybe the odd bat!

You could spend an entire day exploring acres of woodland with friends in tow by choosing one of four walking trails or three off-road cycling routes. The Brecks is idyllic all-year-round.

Oulton Broad offers year-round water sports, but you may just want to opt for boat hire and sail along the Broads. Alternatively, take a stroll to nearby Carlton Marshes - a lowland reserve in the Waveney Valley consisting of meadows, reedbeds and woodland.

Center Parcs is known for its wide range of activities and experiences, but the site's Aqua Sans Spa is at the top of our list for great places to unwind - a spa retreat that relaxes mind, body and soul.

A magical coastal haven with miles of wide open, shingle beach and perfect for dog walking in winter. Explore the area further and you'll come across the Peter Pan inspired boating lake, golf course and iconic Tudor buildings.

The “Castle on the Hill” in Framlingham, made more famous by Ed Sheeran, is one of Suffolk’s most historic landmarks, dating back to the 12th century and once home to Mary Tudor.

The 14-acre park in the heart of Bury St Edmunds is described as “the perfect spot for enjoying peace and quiet whilst watching the world go by”. Located in the heart of the town, there are plenty of other things to do here, like grabbing a coffee and a good book.

Stroll along Southwold's promenade on the Suffolk Coast for a good 20 minutes and you'll reach the open air of the River Blyth. Check out some of the fine fishing eateries before crossing a bridge into the picturesque village of Walberswick. Expect sand dunes, crabbing, black beach huts and a place to harbour the peace, either in a cosy tea-room or gastro pub.

The 255-acre estate has far-far-reaching views over the River Deben with an awe-inspiring archaeological back-story. This hidden gem is closed until Easter 2019 for improvement works, but you can still explore the charming riverside town of Woodbridge, which is just a short distance away.

Christchurch Park is a 70-acre area of rolling lawns, wooded areas, and delicately created arboreta in central Ipswich. Sitting within the park is Christchurch Mansion - a public museum and art gallery, housing one of the largest collections of Constable outside London.

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