Moyse’s Hall, dates back to 1180, and was used as a prison and a police station before opening as a museum in 1899

Part of Bury’s Benedictine Abbey site, this remarkable 14th century church claims to be England’s third largest parish church

Bordered by the River Lark, the award-winning Abbey Gardens were first laid out as a Botanic Garden in 1831

Proud to be known as the smallest pub in Britain, The Nutshell, in the heart of Bury St Edmunds, has been serving beer since 18